Uhh, get a job and "fight to keep it"? Really, fight to keep it? I like that.
But is lobbying government really "fighting"?A failed comedian fails to understand the systemic and compounding effect of government policy that plays into the hands of the rich who lobbied the government to "fight" for them.

Maybe it's more like buying the fight referee a car. On second thought, it's more than that because lobbies actually manage to get the referee to rewrite the rules that favor one side. I wonder if Adam knows which side that is. But I'm guessing that Adam is too busy to care; he's on the hunt for that elusive joke that gets a laugh...But is lobbying government really "fighting"?
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