Ray William Johnson

When someone doesn't pay taxes, they tend to notice.

So they notice Bob's company hasn't been paying taxes and they send him late notices and whatnot.

But every time they do that, Amy will intercept the mail and she'll hide them.

And eventually she gets a secret P.O.

box and she reroutes all the IRS mail there so that Bob never sees it.

She also redirects calls meant for Bob's cell phone to her own phone.

She is trifling.

So anyway, so what does she do with all this tax money that she's been stealing for herself?

Well, she apparently uses it to maintain their expensive-ass lifestyle.

Like, they start building a massive custom home inspired by a castle.

They host a bunch of expensive houseboat parties out on the local lake.

But she also hides most of it.

And it's not exactly clear where, but she stashes a lot of it.

And years go by, and Amy still isn't paying taxes for Bob's company.

Now, eventually, after sending multiple notices without getting a response, the IRS decides to pay a visit to Bob's house.

So one day, they show up out of nowhere, and Bob's not home, he's probably at work, but Amy is there, so they speak to her.

And they explain to her that Bob and his company owe substantial back taxes, and that if he doesn't resolve this soon, they might throw him in prison.

And of course, Amy acts all surprised, like she doesn't know what they're talking about.

He still has no idea that any of this is going on.

And so Amy just continues on stealing the money that's meant to go to the IRS.