General Services Administration Employee Brags About Wasteful Spending!

I Wanna Be A Billionaire (GSA Anthem)

Obama better prepare, when I’m Commissioner.
I’d have a road show like [Acting Regional GSA Administrator for Region Jeffrey] Neely, every time you see me rolling on 20s yeah, in my GOV.
Spend BA 61 on all fun.
ATF can’t touch GS-15 guns!
Cause I buy everything your field office can’t afford.
Every GS-5 would get a top hat award.
Donate my vacation, love to the nation,
I’ll never be under OIG investigation.

American Idle Winner Gets Standing Ovation

On April 5, 2012, a video was distributed by the House committee on Oversight and Government Reform after being uncovered through the Inspector General investigation. The video included a clip of a spoof video produced by GSA Public Buildings Service (PBS) employees and submitted as part of a contest during the controversial PBS Western Regions Conference. In the video, PBS employee Hank Terlaje jokingly brags about excessive government spending in GSA’s Public Buildings Service in a parody of Travie McCoy & Bruno Mars’ “Billionaire”. Terlaje raps that if he were PBS Commissioner, he will “never be under OIG investigation,” would be “rollin’ on 20s in my GOV,” and “would buy everything your field office can’t afford.” At the end of the video, uncovered by the GSA IG, it cuts to a clip from the actual PBS Western Regions Conference, in which the video was played at the conference’s “Capstone Dinner Event”. Following the playing of the video, Hank Terlaje received a standing ovation and applause from the crowd of PBS employees, and PBS Regional Commissioner Jeff Neely joined Terlaje on stage and exclaimed, “Hank, that was fun, that was amazing. I’m glad you won.” PBS Deputy Commissioner David Foley went on to present Terlaje with an award as honorary PBS Commissioner for the day, and Foley joked that the hotel would like to talk to Terlaje about paying for the party that was held in the commissioner’s suite during the previous night. Foley also joked about having to respond to congressional oversight and the Obama administration’s efforts to control executive pay. [Source: Wikipedia]

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