seems like they get in over their heads making bad loans and we the taxpayers have our money used to bail them out and keep them afloat. My question is this: When Lehman's becomes profitable again, will the taxpayers get any fringe benefits from Lehman or will we just get the standard pat on the head routine and then its business as usual when we attempt to get a loan from Lehman's?

Maybe the government should give each taxpayer one share of Lehman's Blue Chip Stock as a reward for using our money to bail them out of the financial hole they got into all by themselves, probably because they got too greedy.

What is your take on this people?
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I have never in my life applied for any type of loan from any financial institution, my credit score is perfect because everything that I now own, including y home, my vehicles, my plane and a rather large ship that I purchased at a government auction, were all paid for in cold hard cash.

I support myself by investing in the stock market, usually earning a daily profit that may exceed the weekly paychecks of others, and I enjoy doing this and will continue to do this because its fun and I seem to have a natural knack for picking stocks that are going up in value the same day that I purchased the stock, why this is, beats the hell out of me, but the system that I use works and like they say down here in Texas: If it ain't broke, don't fix it!