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I almost feel bad for these people, they think legalese is a magic language and people grift them religiously.
Now go look at evangelicals and notice that they are exactly the same.
Jesus said you should let me keep the car for free.
It's for a church honey. NEXT
A lot of overlap on those two groups.
For damned sure.
C'mon Toyota, they even sent in a sandwich, what more do you want?
I’m really curious about the W4 sammie…
They believe that the government has a secret account with some millions for each citizen and that it you do the magic, the government will do the buying of things for you.
The same government that has no authority over them because, uh, reasons
Exactly. It owes them everything while they owe it nothing.
I can't explain it adequately I'm afraid because it gives me a migraine when I try to understand. It's an attempt they make at trying to get taxes paid back from the IRS through magical paperwork is the best of my understanding.
Here is one of their attempts. 
Hey, Frank. This guy wants us to audit all these companies.
Goddammit! I thought this was going to be an easy Friday. Let me get my auditing shoes.
Oh wow, they even want the company to tell THEM what they messed up and failed to file.
Go to Johnnie's. Ask for the W4 Sandwich. Best fucking sandwich ya ever had in your life.
What's a secured email?
They'll send you an email with a link that you need a password to get into or the attachments are encrypted. I've seen it used mainly in clinics for HIPAA compliance and law offices.
Oh those. That seems way too extreme for that correspondence, though.
I think I also had to do some secured email thing to send/get my university transcripts. Like they would send the grad schools I applied to a direct link over secured email, to prevent students from forging or editing them before sending them to grad schools
Good question.
It usually just means encrypted or hosted on a password protected site.
Makes me think of the novel cryptonomicon where the guy had to encrypt and decrypt every message on his finex (may be misremembering that one) laptop.
For those that aren't familiar it's from the late 90s so tech is dated but a pretty fun novel that deals with cryptography, by Neal Stephenson, long but enjoyable.