Standard needs dough to pay off prison debts, which means taking part in a heist.
The album begins with "Yuck!" a collaboration with Lil Wayne, energized by quick, punchy strings and full of roundabout 2 Chainz wit: "If you on the pole, play your position/I got enough dough to pay your tuition".
Isn't that why the superrich race their four-legged toys, to engage in the hyperbole and feel less like successful salesmen, more like serious sportsmen, even if all they really do is plunk down the dough and pay for advice?
It's gonna be a financial bonanza: a couple of billion bucks from this year's U.S. budget supplemental for starters, and that's double the dough we paid them to go along with Arafat at Wye.
And both are top heavy — meaning that, like with the general populace, the biggest earners earn a disproportionately large chunk of the dough being paid to artists (take the music industry, where the top 1percentt earns almost 80percentt of the money, according to Digital Music News).
When you haven't got the dough, try pay-as-you-go.
At Rustico, which started offering its special takeout menu a few months ago, Morales's dough experiments have paid off, particularly in the portability department.
Would the public buy his "new, cleaned-up act," would the usual suspects, the pols, celebs and authors who'd been sucking up to him for years, and then recoiled in pious horror, once again be scrambling for a piece of his precious air time, and could the ABC folks ever recoup the serious dough they were paying him?
Until capitalism came along, apprenticeships were basically a way for older bakers to teach younger bakers how to knead dough, while only paying them in bread.
The obsessive attention that Ms. Silverton and her peers pay to dough and crusts is part of what separates their pies from the trailblazing pizza that came out of the wood-fired ovens at Spago more than two decades ago.
