Even though they seem to have been OK with the previous 20 or so ‘send me money’ grifts?
“The Count of Mostly Crisco”
It was new to me, probably been around for a while but very apt.
…along with the fact that the odds of a football coach getting tackled or a hockey coach getting hit with a puck are probably on the low side - their suits should do just fine.
/hopefully end of hijack
I don’t believe they suit up completely. For the past several years, virtually all (or perhaps even all) managers and coaches wear a hoodie instead of the team jersey. I’m old school, I’d like the managers to dress exactly as the players do.
Coaches in the NFL used to wear suits. Now they have to wear team swag and get permission from the NFL if they want to wear a suit.
FWIW:
I’m really agitated by the fact that this shitty NFT sale, with awful pictures of an awful person, has earned more money in 24 hours than I will make in a lifetime. Regular people are working their asses off every week just to make rent, and this guy hires someone to make terrible photoshops and makes millions off of it.
Just think of it as horrible people passing money around among themselves. It’s a completely closed system, and on average, nobody is earning or losing anything.
Is there a term for that? Surely it must be fraudulent on some level (or very suspect).
I mean, if I buy a Bic pen from you for $1 and you buy it back for $10 and I buy it back for $100 can I go to a bank and now say I have $100 of collateral in that Bic pen?
(add more people to the transaction but basic premise remains)
Meanwhile, Trump really has $4.455 million in the bank.
Sorry if this is a hijack.
Trump does often remind me of Milo from Catch 22.
If it’s any comfort, I’m betting those don’t hold their “value” for very long.
He reminds me more of Mr. Haney from Green Acres.
Mr.Haney now has a residence in my brain any time Mr. T (the fool to be pitied) comes up with a big idea.
Or maybe Arnold Ziffel…
I think that’s an inflation scheme, something similar happened in the retro video game market.
Basically, you have a buyer and a seller conspiring in an auction to artificially drive up the price of a commodity, and then once the price gets really high in the mind of the public, sell it to others at an insanely high price. When that sort of collusion occurs, it’s fraud.
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Note: from an article that whack-a-mole linked to, not his words.
And how many of those sales were made to insiders, or to Trump himself? Oh, they won’t tell anyone that?
pump n dump. Insiders buy the “stock” and inflate the price. Sell at inflated prices to suckers. Dump the stock. Walk away with the money. Suckers then realize there is no market for the garbage.
In the exchanges, there are rules, regulations and regulators. With NFT’s there are winners and suckers.
Illegal in the securities market.
NFTs are not the securities market. They are unregulated. This is a scam.
Yeah, but Milo was at least likeable.
And everybody gets a share. When did Donnie Two-scoops ever do that?
Next offer from TFG: chocolate covered cotton.