From what I’ve read, if there was a deal where the other person would also benefitted from it, he would see it as “money left on the table”, and at worst he would instead crash out. This puts his financial decisions into context.
If the United States could see what the United States is doing in the United States, the United States would invade the United States to liberate the United States from the tyranny of the United States.
It’s a good thing the United States has spent a long time making sure the United States doesn’t ever have to see what the United States is actually doing to the United States.
How in God’s name do you bankrupt a casino?
Well you see, a casino is an extremely complex, mult-layered business in which customers enter said business with the expectation and intent of exchanging money for entertainment, and the casino itself is guaranteed through simple probabilities and statistics to have an advantage over the customer on all of the games presented, and… oh wait. Yep, he must really suck at business.
By being Dumbass Donny.
Bankrupting a casino is usually a good thing. E.g. “I’m the man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo”.
Bankrupting it from the outside is good for the guy who does it. But that’s not the same thing.
Money laundering.
Launder whatever you want, but you could still be able to stay in the black.
By building a second casino down the street so they would compete with each other and both end in bankruptcy.
Well that’s a special kind of stupid.
By using it to launder money.
Using it to launder money usually results in an extremely profitable casino, not the opposite.
Multiple times, too
Merrick Garland chugs dick
Such a fucking letdown. I didn’t have a lot of faith in him, but I hoped that his being shut out of the SC would at least light a fire under his ass, hell what did he have to lose? FUUUCK!!
Bloody hell! So this is the Onion? The fucking world is upside down
No, “The Shovel”.
Absolutely brutal takedown.
@HowAbt2morrow
The Onion is a past master, and is second only to South Park, at critical predictive journalism
Move fast, break things can make sense in a garage startup.
Once you hit the ~$1M valuation, then you should really have a plan that has some depth and a deep understanding of the principles. The scale we are looking at is several orders of magnitude beyond that. It’s lunacy.
This guy is speed running depression.
