LINQ of the Day

public static bool CustomerHasMultiplier(string ID)
        {
            return FSP.DC().Pm_VisualCustMultipliers
                .Where(m => m.Status == "Active")
                .Where(m => m.RecordDeleted == false)
                .Any(m => m.VisualCustomerID == ID);
        }

All I want to do is knock on the database's door and ask, "Is anybody home?" With SQL, that means setting up a connection, a command, a reader or a data adapter and a dataset, running a query to do a count(*) or at least check to see if any rows were returned. With LINQ, it's a one-statement function that returns a bool.