re: How Do Drew Brees' Kids Attend School?

I love football, I am a life-long Saints fan, I am a Drew Brees fan, but honestly I don't give one single frick about his personal life.

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California's 9 state income tax rates range from 1% to 12.3%. The Golden State also assesses a 1% surcharge on taxable incomes of $1 million or more.

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Louisiana collects income taxes from its residents utilizing 6% on taxable income of $50,001 and above.

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Brees saves a lot of money by claiming NO as his residence. Probably enough to afford all those private jets between NO and SD.

They go to this school where everyone is marked with bird shite on their cheek, you can't tell the Breess from the Johnsons.

The hell are you searching for to pull up a 3 year old thread about drew Brees kids?

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I think it's safe to say the adjustment phase is over. Perhaps she just doesn't like New Orleans? Nola people Yes I know, it's crazy to suggest such a thing

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I wonder how much of the city she's experienced outside of that little Newman / Uptown bubble. That's not a great lifestyle in my opinion at least. Stinging caterpillars, awful little streets that ruin your car, cockroaches, dudes who yell "hey! hey!" from a quarter-mile away and get offended if you don't listen to a sales pitch for gold jewelry, old wackjobs wearing seersucker suits in August... honestly Uptown is really just a massive circle-jerk of people pretending to be happy. Most of those retards would be 100% happier in a McMansion in Dothan, AL if you removed the peer pressure.

Drew would never be mayor of New Orleans with Dominion on the job. No Republican mayor for 100 years-Right.

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I was just wondering how this worked? Also, seems to point to Brees and his family getting the hell out of New Orleans once he's done with football. He won't be hanging around like the Mannings.

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Why would he stay there?

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But I recognize that it's not for everyone, and it's a difficult adjustment for a lot of outsiders,

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I laughed out loud when I read this. Imagine someone really thinking and believing that about NOLA.

You do realize its best days are behind it right?

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LucasP

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Seeing his reply on the first is page is what mad me realize this thread was really old

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This is more common than you think. I went to a private elementary school. We had a bunch of gypsies who attended. They rolled in during mid October and were gone in March. Every year. They did asphalt work in the area then went back to Ohio or Pennsylvania or somewhere.
They worked for cash, paid in cash, paid for the whole school year, so nobody cared.

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I saw that a lot as a kid in the 70's until the mid-80's with migrant farming families. At the beginning of the school season there would be TONS of them on the bus. Around the time harvesting wrapped up they would leave.

Many of those kids were notorious for taking Alka Seltzer to make themselves throw up on the bus on the way to school so they could be excused as "sick". Back in the days before cell phones it was a biiiiig tip-off that their parents were already at the school waiting to pick them up by the time the bus got there.