We all accept our admired Star Trek episodes, and the ones we anticipate aren't absolutely up to snuff. But here's something we can all accede on: the IRS's about $60,000 Star Trek-inspired training video from 2010 would be the affliction Star Trek adventure ever. No contest.
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This little carol is so bad, in fact, that the IRS was in fact accountable to apologize for it on Friday, afterwards communicable some abuse about the decay of money from Congress. Somewhere in the shadows, this blow has a GIlligan's Island-themed twin, but this one accounted for a lot of of the account and—apparently—most of the awfulness.
The IRS offered its affliction this way in a statement:
The IRS recognizes and takes actively our obligation to be acceptable admiral of government assets and aborigine dollars. There is no mistaking that this video did not reflect the best administration of resources.
They accept yet to apologize to poor Star Trek, however. And I'm abiding I'm not the alone one who thinks that's in order. [io9]
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