IRS
IRS on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“So okay, once you figured out the IRS code and got the I guess IRS servers that seem to be run by hamsters spinning on wheels to actually work, what were your findings about wealth in America?”
The IRS is humorously criticized for having servers that appear to be "run by hamsters spinning on wheels," suggesting poor infrastructure.
▶ Hear it“I began to see corruption within the IRS, within our internal revenue system.”
John McAfee claims to have discovered corruption within the IRS, presenting it in a negative light.
▶ Hear it“He had to get paper from the IRS. Why can't I do it all on an app? He wanted to build an app and he's done it. this guy who was at Doge is now at the IRS.”
The IRS is discussed in the context of government inefficiency and the difficulty of obtaining paper documents, with a technologist attempting to modernize its processes.
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