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Application for the Federal Bail Out Program, 2008-2009
A friend sent me a mock-up of an application for the free money the U.S. government is handing out in its bailout program.
Very funny. Sign up for the EZ-Cash. (Hat-tip Scott)
Source
Apply for a Federal Bailout! – Brice Feirstein, Vanity Fair
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