A small synagogue was being audited by the IRS. The auditor was young
and conniving; the Rabbi, old and wise.
"I've noticed you use a lot of
candles," said the auditor. "What do you do with all of the wax
drippings?"
"Oh," replied the Rabbi, "We collect all of the drippings and send them
to the candle makers. Every so often, they send us a complete box of
candles for free."
The auditor thought for a moment, unwilling to accept defeat. "I've
noticed you use a lot of matzo here. What do you do with all of the
crumbs?" he asks.
The Rabbi patiently replies, "We collect all of the crumbs, and send them
back to the maker. Every so often, they send us a complete box for free."
The auditor becomes visibly agitated by the Rabbi's answers for
everything. Finally, he thinks he has something. "I've noticed you
perform a lot of circumcisions here. What do you do with all of the left
over foreskins?"
The Rabbi pauses, then says, "We collect all of the foreskins from the
circumcisions. We send them to the IRS and, every so often, they send us a complete Prick."