Dear Ann Landers, hat do you think of a man who is a bookkeeper in a credit union and goes around telling every-body (after three martinis) how much everybody owes? I don't owe the credit union anything, but some of my friends do and I feel sorry for them. Should I tip off the chief execu-tive who would have Mr. Blabbermouth fired at once? Frankly I dislike the man intensely, but I don't want to be responsible for causing him to lose his job.-Bix
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