it must've taken them at least a few years before they trusted that he was intelligent enough to not only files their taxes for them but also outwit the irs if they ever get audited but once they did, i imagine it was the happiest day of their lives
A train set for a child doing taxes, seriously? breaking the Tax code. I love to hear if that could be enforced or a judge rule for the State on that one!!
Context of the episode matters here. Sheldon had gotten the family incredibly large tax write-offs for several years. The auditor was trying to find a technicality so that Sheldon's tax returns could be thrown out. Basically, Sheldon was so smart that he was cheating the IRS out of thousands of dollars
@@SinisterPixel It's not cheating, if it's legal. Very minor detail, but saying it is cheating means you admit of wrong doing and that could in fact make it illegal as you are attempting a fraud.
2:48 Unfortunately, he's wrong. U.S Law makes it clear that "Payment" most be in the form of currency or tradable assets. A "Model Train" would not count in this instance.
In reality any form of compensation would probably suffice to prove violation of the statutes. Otherwise you could "pay" in groceries to avoid liability. And you can totally trade a model train especially in certain model train collector circles. Imagine the father got him a comic book. Would you say you can't trade a comic book?
"currency or tradable assets" it's a vague thing no? To enforce this law even further? I'm not a law student, I'm just curious, A model train, toy, property, real estate, all falls to "tradable assets" pokemon trading cards can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, so technically it's a "tradable assets" model trains can also hold value to different people, so by definition, it is a tradable asset no? Or am I wrong? Again, I'm not a law student
@2:24 Sheldon moves with one hand and punches the clock with the other. Any somewhat experienced chess player knows you are supposed to use the same hand.
@@BeansOnButter excelent question. When you let go of a piece your turn is over (no take backs). You can only hit the clock AFTER you made your move. Using the same hand to move and hit the clock ensures you don’t hit the clock too soon. Time is very precious in a tournament game, every split second can make a difference in the end game. That’s why this same-hand rule is enforced.
Yes! I mean the laws would be about 20/30 years different given Shawshank was set in the 40's for its initial start and went through the 50's and ultimately ends in 67 when we Followed Red through parole to meeting up with Andy and I believe Young Sheldon is set late 80's and Early 90's and surely in the intervening years between the 2 Characters there would have been some changes to US Tax laws and rules but god damn it yes that would be cool
Honestly I think the mom will cheat on him first thinking he cheated on her then he will cheat after. I guarantee it will he with that mustache church dude.
Sheldon might not have broken a tax law but he broke a chess law, u can only press the clock with the same hand u used to move the piece. He used different hands
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it must've taken them at least a few years before they trusted that he was intelligent enough to not only files their taxes for them but also outwit the irs if they ever get audited but once they did, i imagine it was the happiest day of their lives
It’s a fictional series?
@@petermorgan6523 who said it wasn't?
@@petermorgan6523 bro tf is wrong with you lmaooo
Better yet - he purposefully pulled the check so that they WOULD get audited.
Sheldon Cooper did what Joker would not. Faced the IRS and won
Let us have our fun
"your son is incredibly intelligent"
"yup. until he says something stupid... Let's Go!"
Er, he didn't say that!
@@fredMplanenut yes @4:27 he did
@@fredMplanenut right after he said something stupid
A train set for a child doing taxes, seriously? breaking the Tax code. I love to hear if that could be enforced or a judge rule for the State on that one!!
Context of the episode matters here. Sheldon had gotten the family incredibly large tax write-offs for several years. The auditor was trying to find a technicality so that Sheldon's tax returns could be thrown out. Basically, Sheldon was so smart that he was cheating the IRS out of thousands of dollars
He was smiling, I think he was pulling his leg more than anything.he wasn't even mad when he was beaten at the end.
@@SinisterPixel It's not cheating, if it's legal. Very minor detail, but saying it is cheating means you admit of wrong doing and that could in fact make it illegal as you are attempting a fraud.
@@ShadowManceri You are technically correct. Which is the best kind of correct.
@@tarsxenomorph8845 Hear hear.
One of the best part of the show :D This and the one with the guy from NASA.
"We're going to give those space monkeys a talking-to." 😆😂🤣
Elon Musk be stealing
2:48
Unfortunately, he's wrong. U.S Law makes it clear that "Payment" most be in the form of currency or tradable assets. A "Model Train" would not count in this instance.
In reality any form of compensation would probably suffice to prove violation of the statutes. Otherwise you could "pay" in groceries to avoid liability. And you can totally trade a model train especially in certain model train collector circles. Imagine the father got him a comic book. Would you say you can't trade a comic book?
"currency or tradable assets" it's a vague thing no? To enforce this law even further? I'm not a law student, I'm just curious,
A model train, toy, property, real estate, all falls to "tradable assets" pokemon trading cards can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, so technically it's a "tradable assets" model trains can also hold value to different people, so by definition, it is a tradable asset no?
Or am I wrong? Again, I'm not a law student
Everyone needs a Sheldon in their life.
mostly in the area of taxing lol
No id knock his ass out
Absolutely. Personally I would ask him to be my tutor.
@@fellarebiai7218watch Sheldon teach Howard as well as his lecturing at the university and you will change your mind entirely
What to hell….why are we getting audited…..what you sure it doesn’t say applauded…hahaha cracks me up that kid
Lots of time and effort spent to squeeze pennies out of a struggling family
I think it's more that they're surprised that the tax has been done by an unqualified 9 year old kid, which was an anomaly in tax practices.
Sort of
But more people are happy to just accept and not succeed in life and be gud slaves
That's just the tax man in general
I also like to think of it as ‘George’ teaching ‘Sheldon’ a lesson for going behind his dad’s back.
Thats what happes when you talk too much. One of Sheldons many talents🤣
@2:24 Sheldon moves with one hand and punches the clock with the other.
Any somewhat experienced chess player knows you are supposed to use the same hand.
I don't see why that's important
@@BeansOnButter its a basic tournament rule, which this scene represents.
@@CharlieZuko
But why
@@BeansOnButter excelent question.
When you let go of a piece your turn is over (no take backs).
You can only hit the clock AFTER you made your move.
Using the same hand to move and hit the clock ensures you don’t hit the clock too soon.
Time is very precious in a tournament game, every split second can make a difference in the end game.
That’s why this same-hand rule is enforced.
@@CharlieZuko No tournaments in this video tho
Play with your trains 🙂
the best part is i didn't understand a word they said
Me too about tax
I wanna see Sheldon Vs Andy Dufresne on taxes
Yes! I mean the laws would be about 20/30 years different given Shawshank was set in the 40's for its initial start and went through the 50's and ultimately ends in 67 when we Followed Red through parole to meeting up with Andy and I believe Young Sheldon is set late 80's and Early 90's and surely in the intervening years between the 2 Characters there would have been some changes to US Tax laws and rules but god damn it yes that would be cool
Here's the TLDR version of that reply:
I doubt Andy kept up with the tax code over the decades living on a beach outside the country.
man i never realized audits was this exciting....welp its decided! im commiting tax fraud!
dont mess with the irs bro
You look exactly like you sound 😂😂
4:33 😂
I like young sheldon better than big bang.
Young Sheldon seemed to be better because then he was a kid and seeing his environment and why he turned out the way he was.
Same
Except cheating on his wife, and a few other things, George was a good father.
Married to a woman like that who constantly treats him like crap and doesn't appreciate all the sacrifices he made for the family I wouldn't blame him
He never cheated on Mary on young Sheldon.
@@patriot2989 not yet, according to TBTT, it's supposed to be when Sheldon is 14 or 15.. So within the next few seasons.
Honestly I think the mom will cheat on him first thinking he cheated on her then he will cheat after. I guarantee it will he with that mustache church dude.
@@askjeevescosby2928 lmao 'the mustache church dude had me laughing on the floor 🤣
Sheldon might not have broken a tax law but he broke a chess law, u can only press the clock with the same hand u used to move the piece. He used different hands
Does the US have the equivalent of the UK PAYE? Surely that would simplify things?
being extremely intelligent comes at the price of those around you not understanding a word youre saying
#Websirez George ur son Sheldon can be a pain in the butt but he was only helping out with the bills but glad there fixing the problem
Tal vs Nodirbek
Yup
Where can I watch this young Sheldon series
online
Its on netflix
@@cringe_memes *In Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Italy.
Amazon prime in india
Netflix
it aint asprin
I pray to all the gods please give me a smart child like sheldon
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I am 3 rd!
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