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Tax Accountant, Who Had the Audacity to Be Away From His Desk, Spots Endangered Fish

by Caleb Newquist

Apparently Rick Beletti, takes a "daily stroll" and spotted an Atlantic sturgeon, which is a big deal, I guess. His employer would do well to chain him to his desk so that he can maybe he could get some work done instead of dreaming about becoming Bill Dance. [WCVB]

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