The Subprime Crisis: A Humorous Look

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Everyone knows the sub-prime mortgage crisis is serious, but today, we thought we'd try to lighten things up a bit and bring you a funny look at the whole mess.� John Clarke and Bryan Dawe are satirists. They stage interviews for the Australian news networks. Their commentary is biting and hilarious.� In this case, Clarke and Dawe take on subprime lending. They provide a perfect explanation for bad-banking practices. You’ll love it!

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We hope you enjoyed seeing a little LIGHTER bit of news today.� Tell us what you think.� Leave us your comment below.� We'd love to hear from you.

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