Richard M. Nixon: Hey, John! Have you ever thought about how to make a fake contract for fun? I’ve heard it’s quite an interesting and creative activity.

John David Washington: Wow, Nixon, I didn’t expect you to be interested in something like that. But yes, I have. It’s essential to remember, though, that creating a fake contract for fun shouldn’t be mistaken for an executive agreement in the legal sense. You wouldn’t want to get in trouble with the law!

Richard M. Nixon: Absolutely, John. Speaking of legal matters, do you know what an IR35 contractor is? I’ve been seeing this term pop up a lot lately.

John David Washington: Yes, Nixon, an IR35 contractor refers to a specific type of contractor and has significant implications. It’s important to understand the legal status and implications of being an IR35 contractor to ensure compliance with the law.

Richard M. Nixon: Got it, John. By the way, can I take my ex-husband back to court? I’ve been considering it, but I’m not sure about the legal implications.

John David Washington: It depends on the circumstances and the Title VI legal manual. You should consult a lawyer to understand the legal options available to you.