HGTV Usually has some good programs on that I actually enjoy watching. There're relaxing and you can almost have them on while in the background and just truly enjoy just looking and listening every once in a while. But Not this time, now after I saw what I saw and heard what I heard I threw my TV out the window.
It began out just fine, your normal HGTV program. A hard working family realizes their dreams of finding a pleasant home to settle down into for their retirement years. Fortunately for them they're able to do this while they remain rather young. There could be nothing more inspiring to see someone work hard for their money and reap the rewards of good fortune.
This show was House Hunters International episode number 113, entitled The Roatan Relocation. If you have never seen Roatan, which few people have and very few people ever will. It's a extraordinary Island that belongs with the country of Honduras. This is how the description from the show reads.
“Water lovers Debbie and Steven Cervantes were nearly finished remodeling their five-bedroom house in Huntington Beach, Calif., when they took a brief vacation to some Caribbean island from the coast of Honduras called Roatan. Charmed with the simpler lifestyle Roatan has to offer, they've decided to move there with their sons Deven and Cole. They have asked Roatan real estate agent Mary M. Monterroso for help to find a home that has a lot of land, beach and water access, plus a pool, all for about $500,000.”
Did you catch that… They merely finished remodeling their 5 bedroom house in Huntigton Beach when they decided to drop half a million on a brand new home with plenty of land, beach and water access not to mention a pool.
WOW… I thought to myself, that guy has got it together, he must have worked for years building a business or inventing something maybe he was just catching the American dream. There are countless people out there that get fixed in life to the point that they never reach that dream. But you already know the old saying, nothing is guaranteed, you just pay your taxes after which you can you die.
Well I finished watching the show and I was very curious what this family did to become so profitable. So I went back towards the front in the show to see if they might say, and sure enough they told me. It had been at this point that I picked up my TV and threw it out my window. Yes I trashed my TV, I know a small amount of over the edge.
But it just so happened that my hero was no inventor or entrepreneur let’s put it this way. He gets paid for destroying people’s lives. For taking what's rightfully theirs and what is earned with YEARS of HARD WORK. No, he is extremely rewarded for the good he does by working for the IRS. That’s right the SOB is definitely an IRS agent that has become able to buy a mansion in California and one in Honduras as well. I don’t see how on earth anyone could have filmed, edited or merely aired that program without getting as pissed as I did. How did that show make it onto my TV? What are these folks thinking? This is what our society has come right down to, where those who take from those that create, are rewarded with luxury and freedom.
Yes it pissed me off; the little jerk plays a firsthand roll in destroying our country after which leaves to his tropical home. It should piss you off too. Remember this on April 15th whilst you send your hard earned money to your IRS and the Private Federal Reserve.
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