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Plymstock school = pretty f***ing ruthless.
At least wait until the next edition…
At least wait until the next edition…
They totally missed the opportunity to highlight their fantastic group life insurance coverage and their disability/dismemberment insurance. It's an employee's market these days... Gotta really tout the extra benefits in your job postings.Plymstock school = pretty f***ing ruthless.
At least wait until the next edition…
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Yah….Tom’s a c*nt. Request denied…
Not all heroes wear condoms
I think he married said stripper. Half of $250m is better than half of $0m IMO.Instead, he lost his wife, half of everything he currently or ever makes, and got whatever STD you could get from unprotected sex with a stripper, plus has to pay child support for 18 years.
But he didn't land in a country-club prison, so I guess he has that going for him.
I think you're getting the timeline wrong. Sounds like he sold the property well before the trial and settlements. I'm not glorifying him cheating on his wife but I would objectively say he ended up better off as a result.He bought the land in Colorado for $23 million, had to sell it for $60 million to pay for $31.5 million in out-of-court settlements related to Enron. So I guess if cheating on your wife is what you call "lucky", then kudos to you.
The point is that he sold Enron stock before it went to $0, purely by luck. The CFO and CEO were the ones committing fraud and they went to jail when it all blew up. It was a fortunate timing thing.Instead, he lost his wife, half of everything he currently or ever makes, and got whatever STD you could get from unprotected sex with a stripper, plus has to pay child support for 18 years.
But he didn't land in a country-club prison, so I guess he has that going for him.
Not sure if you've done time, I dont know you, but yes, I 100% see netting a few millions and staying out of prison as lucky lol.Funny thing - his divorce settlement was exactly $250 million.
He bought the land in Colorado for $23 million, had to sell it for $60 million to pay for $31.5 million in out-of-court settlements related to Enron. So I guess if cheating on your wife is what you call "lucky", then kudos to you.
I get it - I'm in a massive minority that thinks "losing his wife" is a far worse fate than any amount of money.Not sure if you've done time, I dont know you, but yes, I 100% see netting a few millions and staying out of prison as lucky lol.
This is like there’s a hidden microphone in my house