Man: How dare they embezzle money so shamelessly!

Kid: Perhaps they’re high on drugs Dad! (alluding to a series of recent drug cases involving state officials)

According to an Indonesian Corruption Watch study last month, Rp2.13 trillion ($238.6 million) was lost to corruption in 2011, despite the methods used being easy to detect. The most prevalent means was embezzlement, followed by bogus projects and travel costs, misappropriations then markups.