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Derek,
: It is rather like the old joke about the
: repairman who comes in to fix a large
: factory machine. He studies the problem for
: a moment, then presses one button and
: suddenly everything is fine. When the
: customer complains about the $500 fee he
: charges for the service, he itemizes his
: invoice as: Pressing one
: button............. $ 1.00
: Knowing which button to press... $499.00
I like that one! I've never heard that one before.
Rob
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