What does one say....?
An old adage, originally from the North of England, particularly Yorkshire and Lancashire is, and always has been: "Where there's muck - there's money" (also called "brass" in the regions concerned)..... I think that - although truer than ever ( we see that from the "recycling" companies who are springing up everywhere, and making fortunes from what WE throw away) the wording of this adage could be slightly altered to represent more the truth in our modern world. How about: " Where there's money - there's muck ". From certain scandals recently, Banks - Assurances - "Windfalls" - success premiums for people who have pulled everybody down into the muck, de-frauding the general public (ie - Politicians expenses, social benefit frauds amounting to over 5,5 milliarden - that's more than $555,000,000,000 - just in the UK alone), Pakistani cricketers accepting money to play incorrectly, International Disaster aids...