Kevin O'Leary's 5 stages of grief
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Well, I saw parts of his interview, and I would agree he did tell the truth, but then threw in an excuse. Essentially, he admits to Ponzi like scheme and that he was aware of it, but then tries to explain it away, like any good con man.
He seems to be making a case to get prosecuted and jailed without much effort from what he openly admitted in this interview alone.
He seems to be making a case to get prosecuted and jailed without much effort from what he openly admitted in this interview alone.
This thread is not about SBF but how to deal with realizing that you have been scammed.
He could just acknowledge it, but doubling down looks like a better approach for him maybe because of criminal liability:
"Option 3 makes Kevin look the best so that is what he is going with:
He could just acknowledge it, but doubling down looks like a better approach for him maybe because of criminal liability:
"Option 3 makes Kevin look the best so that is what he is going with:
- Been scammed.
- Invested with an incompetent loser.
- Invested with a genius who happened to have bad luck and was bad at paperwork."
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Your celebrity hero worship is noted.
I don't know how his funds are doing now, but last I looked several years ago, not so great. Outdated, but otherwise informative:
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...blecoin-act-passes.370387/page-3#post-5699138
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Kevin's current condition in the 5 stages of grief:
DENIAL ---> Anger ---> Bargaining ---> Depression ---> Acceptance
P.T. Banum: "A fool is born every minute." But neither of above have recently been born. Both above -- and SBF -- should keep their mouths shut, as they can only lost business & SBF get a longer jail sentence.Kevin's current condition in the 5 stages of grief:
DENIAL ---> Anger ---> Bargaining ---> Depression ---> Acceptance
However, I'm surprised some of those taken by SBF have not sent out a hit squad.
I do the same anytime a fraud gets uncovered. The dirty money is either very forgiving or it is just their cost of laundering money. It is either the rats or the fraudsters eating the cash away...
Literally true about the rats
re: Pablo Escobar, drug king of the world.
"Pablo was earning so much that each year we would write off 10% of the money because the rats would eat it in storage or it would be damaged by water or lost,"
"Legendary drug lord Pablo Escobar lost $2.1 billion in cash each ... off 10% of the money because the rats would eat it in storage.
Super Spud speaks....and as usual...wrong. of course he has emotions about losing millions just like you do loosing your ass with BTC. Idiot go sit in the truck