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John thought to himself that if he had a dog in his life, the dog would have his bed and he would be in the dog house.
Instead of anything positive coming from uncovering several different multi-millions of credit frauds, collusion, theft and probably arson, John sat uselessly at his desk inputting low priority data. He was the laughing stock office fool who could never get things right and kept pulling down the wrong answers to everything.
So he sat cooling his heels.
John didn't really mind. It was just a job to fill the hours and plug a minor cash-flow problem.
As poor as he was, cash flow wise, he was not particularly concerned about money. Despite his meager wages, he was still 'in the black' every month. He had more than enough squirreled away to last much longer then he
