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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

Dear Bix,
If Mr. Blabbermouth has been talking through his martinis for several months, his days are numbered. Keep quiet and let one of the injured parties give him the ax.



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