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However, AER's management says it hasn't felt a need to boost giving in recent years. "I don't necessarily think the need is any different than it was four or five years ago," says Spiegel.
Because it's not like there's a financial crisis going on that might be affecting military families, and there're certainly no families with injured ex-soldiers who might need financial help, and we all know that scholarships are a dime a dozen just right now... Oh, wait, you mean that's not true? WTF are they waiting on giving out that money for?
Because it's not like there's a financial crisis going on that might be affecting military families, and there're certainly no families with injured ex-soldiers who might need financial help, and we all know that scholarships are a dime a dozen just right now... Oh, wait, you mean that's not true? WTF are they waiting on giving out that money for?