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When petitioner testified, he merely referred to the items
that were disallowed in the Stipulation of Settled Issues and
argued about the disallowance. He could not identify the
purposes for specific items. For example, he was asked about a
payment to TicketMaster for $113 that was charged on his credit
card. He testified:
I believe that would be some tickets that I bought for
the staff that work for me as a promotional thing, just
for like an incentive that I gave.
I can’t tell you exactly what event it was for.
I’d have to, you know, go research that and see what
occurred when that was purchased.
Petitioner testified further about items on the credit card
statements as follows:
Austria [sic, apparently Australian] Lottery Win
Service, Bundall, AU; I’m not sure where that is. That
was lottery tickets that were given to staff as
promotions.
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Strength Footwear of Kenner, Louisiana; I can’t
say what that is. It probably is tennis shoes for the
office staff.
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Games Unique, Austin; I’m not sure exactly what
that it. I’d have to research that.
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* * * Second Opinion Publishing, that would
probably be the sunglasses, it looks like, or it may
have been books that were--or magazines that were put
out for the patients to read. * * *
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