Jon DeTrinis
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NOLA Lawyer ⚜️⚖️ @DeTlawfirm | Bankruptcy aficionado | @sonofasaintorg mentor | champion wiener dog racing trainer | WHODAT
Stephen A Smith GOES OFF of the Pelicans franchise 👀 “My popularity is bigger than anybody on your team outside of Zion… 65 games have been played and you’re still searching for your 20th victory. Yall are horrible! Yall have been trash! That is the reality…. You’re worth about 3.55B right now. That ranks 29th out of 30 teams in the NBA. This is your 24th year in the NBA. You used to be the Hornets, now you’re the Pelicans, that’s 2 nicknames. That’s how many playoff victories you have… You got the time to clap back at me, at least tell America why. It’s the only thing that can make you relevant” (Via @FirstTake)
Stephen A. believes he’s bigger than most of the Pelicans organization “My popularity is bigger than anybody on your team outside of Zion…65 games have been played and you’re still searching for your 20th victory. Yall are horrible” (@NBA__Courtside)
Play-in push?
🚨THE ALCOHOL INDUSTRY HAS LOST $830 BILLION IN FOUR YEARS BECAUSE GEN Z IS NOT DRINKING
As McGlinchey Stafford prepares for shutdown, the Louisiana firm files for bankruptcy nola.com/news/business/…
This young lady is only 22 years old and after years of bad decisions, it landed her $91k in debt. She’s under the idea that a bankruptcy will wipe everything clean with a fresh start for her, so she’s going through with that. A bankruptcy is not a magic wand that makes debt magically go away, it comes with repercussions. Her credit is going to suffer greatly as well as having a reduced chance of getting a loan from any reputable bank for up to 10 years. In the end she’s become an advocate for bankruptcy, even recommending it for everyone who is in debt and doesn’t want to pay. I think she’s going to end up in the same position, it doesn’t sound like she learned her lesson.
Can anyone explain to me how any 18 year old is already over $500k in debt? She worked full time and did high school work online so she could get her diploma. After she graduated she bought her dream car, a Honda Crv for $50k, then with her boyfriend she was approved for a $500k loan for a house. Now she’s up to her eyeballs in debt and we are all trying to figure out what bank gives a 18 year old a loan for this amount. Should the banks be liable for this?
This young lady is only 22 years old and after years of bad decisions, it landed her $91k in debt. She’s under the idea that a bankruptcy will wipe everything clean with a fresh start for her, so she’s going through with that. A bankruptcy is not a magic wand that makes debt magically go away, it comes with repercussions. Her credit is going to suffer greatly as well as having a reduced chance of getting a loan from any reputable bank for up to 10 years. In the end she’s become an advocate for bankruptcy, even recommending it for everyone who is in debt and doesn’t want to pay. I think she’s going to end up in the same position, it doesn’t sound like she learned her lesson.
Chris Paul should be the Pelicans next head coach. He can play too if he wants. Prove me wrong.
