Socky said:

You left one out - married women making $40,000 are in the highest

Shows how little you guys understand about married life. To make it easy
dimwits like you two Middius and Yustabe, I'll hypothesize that a woman
works, and files jointly with her husband. So after deductions, what tax
bracket are they in? Depends a lot on what the husband makes, no? If plan
"B" is the wife not working, isn't it fair to look at her income as if it
was in the tax bracket they jumped up to when they were both working?

IDIOT, Dave was inferring that Scott didn't know what he was talking about.
Dave was being sarcastic.

Actually, dave was *implying* that Scottieborg was *lying*.