aazz about nothing

R.

How
many times do you think people in America go to www.nist.gov
to find out exactly what time it is? The answer is
6-1/2 million times per day.

S.

The
Welcome Wagon isn't around any more. It's said
1-1/2 million people per year used to receive a
visit from the Welcome Wagon whenever they moved to a new
home. Now, new arrivals in many cities just get a directory of
coupons mailed to them. How insensitive.

T.

"A Good Scare Is Worth More Than Good
Advice," says Sam Ewing.

U.

Here's a list of the bills in circulation in the United
States by denomination:

$1 bills:

$6,370,871,342

$2 bills:

$1,116,303,324

$5 bills:

$7,387,791,395

$10 bills:

$13,304,416,330

$20 bills:

$82,267,022,800

$50 bills:

$46,062,973,950

$100 bills:

$280,465,289,400

$500 bills:

$144,314,000

$1,000 bills:

$167,519,000

$5,000 bills:

$1,755,000

$10,000 bills:

$3,450,000

V.

There's a guy named Walter Beerman who was born March
13, 1893. He began working in Nashville at his father's
drugstore when he was about nine years old. At 105, he worked
30-hours-a-week at his son's real estate business in Lakeland,
Florida.

W.

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