This is my elder daughter last night, completing her census return online.
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In a protest to the digital world, I filled in the census the old fashioned way on paper. Hubby said now someone has got to manually enter that in when you could have done it yourself, to which I replied that this way someone will get paid to do it, at which point he said, so you are wasting tax payer dollars to pay someone to do that, to which I replied something rude...
I outsourced my online census return to my wife. She was paid a glass of wine. Not sure how the economics of this works.
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