A 65-year-old individual with the same amount would get a bit more collecting $12,500 guaranteed per year.
"Scotland and England are in a pretty similar place in terms of progress [but] I would say Scotland wants to put a bit more emphasis on collecting information to show what's actually happening," he said.
But Sullivan warns they must be careful not to cross lines into customers' personal space: "Companies should be a bit more wary … collecting customer data might not be a violation of your customer relationship, but losing control of that data to a hacker definitely is.
"This is a proper resolution - we've done our job by looking after it and in the meantime we've collected a bit more for the boys' club, and thousands of people in Bristol and farther afield have seen it," said the mayor.
So what's the difference between means-testing and just collecting a bit more taxes?
A new law, passed last year, let them collect a bit more freely if, as the Times put it, it was done only as the incidental byproduct of investigating individuals "reasonably believed" to be overseas.
Uncle Sam does collect a bit more corporate tax (by one estimate an extra $2.5 billion a year), but CEO pay has continued to soar, with the highest paid bosses realizing most of their compensation from bonuses and options.
Joel Best reviews Goldacre's new book, I Think You'll Find It's a Bit More Complicated Than That, which collects more than 100 short pieces that break down systemic problems with how science is presented and discussed in the public forum.
Collect all five purple coins in that, and an even harder "black coin" version unlocks where, in the words of Nintendo's demonstrator, "they expect you to be a bit more fancy" with your acrobatics to collect everything.
No matter which God you worship, your religious community is probably always just a little bit hurting for funds — and constantly in search of a better way to collect a little bit more a bit more often.
