Really.

Let me open this post by saying this: America is still a place where most people can become anything they can dream of becoming.

Pride goeth before a fall, something we're pretty sure Facebook will learn the hard way when its IPO debuts, because they want to raise more than twice what Google put together for their IPO. One teeny, tiny, microscopic problem: Facebook isn't worth nearly as much as Google.

Starting what will be either the greatest modern American story of greed, or the Zuckerbeast finally meeting his Waterloo, Facebook filed for an IPO yesterday.

Typically, I'm pretty good at intuitively knowing whether or not something -- a new product or service, etc.