not sure if i seen anyone post more bull shyt in a thread before than this
@Lifer11 kid
just one dumb post after another, for pages..
The fact that I even had to argue with people in here about how much rich people hide money in various offshore accounts tells me all I need to know about a good amount of people on here.
I know there's plenty of intelligent people on here, many far more intelligent than me and more educated on certain subjects, but then there's close minded idiots who seemingly understand nothing outside of what their nightly news tells them.
Now I don't know if you're one of those people, but if you think my posts in here were stupid, then you're not too bright yourself because I posted many facts, and then some opinions based on those facts. If people can't understand the difference between being flat out broke and bankrupt I can't really help that level of ignorance if people aren't willing to learn. Another person told me assets are subjective. Sure the value of something can be subjective, but an asset is an asset, if you want to take it to a completely different level and say a die hard buddhist sees no value in many of the things we place great value on, that's great but don't tell me that if a person has $50 million in artwork, $10 million in precious metals, $40 million in debt, and they just lost their high paying CEO job so they can't keep up with their monthly payments without liquidating their assets that they're broke. If they so chose they could liquidate their assets and pay the debt, but only a foolish naive person would do that, they could let their house go into foreclosure and stop paying the debts, but again foolish and naive. That's where bankruptcy comes in. I don't know why I'm even explaining myself, but it's just baffling how some people are having trouble grasping this concept. This person would declare bankruptcy because their debt exceeds their income at the moment, NOT because they're broke, but because they don't want to liquidate their assets, or liquidate as little as possible, many of which probably have some sentimental value as well. So to avoid that they declare bankruptcy and very well may get to keep all their cool shyt. In 50's case he will because he is just restructuring his debt and pushing the payments down the line, and it's all just a ruse to get the judge to lower the amount he has to pay Ross' baby mom.
From Business Insider:
"Through that restructuring you have to share your assets and liabilities, so what's expected to come in, so to speak. Here's the thing, the restructuring plan takes almost two years to be approved, so if you're a creditor and you're sitting out there you're waiting eight months to a year, 16 months to get paid."
So by filing he not only doesn't have to liquidate his assets, he bought himself another 8-16 months before he has to pay any debt.
More from Business Insider:
"People tend to think that when anyone in the entertainment world files for bankruptcy that they have no money. That's not the case.
No. Look at Donald Trump. I think Donald filed for bankruptcy on multiple occasions. It's not because the person has no money so to speak. A lot of times they may have entered into an agreement which at the present moment may not be favorable. If you've got a line of credit that has a high interest rate, we're talking a good amount of money, but if rates have dropped considerably and you're paying a high amount of interest, you may say, "Let me go back to the bank or whoever loaned me the money and see if we can restructure."
They may say, "No, we had a deal in place, you've got to honor that." If it behooves you, then maybe you may file for bankruptcy because now you don't have to pay and now almost willingly your creditors will go back and say, "We'll take something since it doesn't appear like we may get paid the full amount," or we may go back and say, "Hey, the previous contract we had was X amount of dollars paying 15%, let's lower the percentage to 5%."
It works out for you, it works out for them. In this particular case it's usually not that the person doesn't have money, it's preventative. Usually preventative. You almost have to show that you're not capable of maintaining your debt or your requirements. You have to show that if we keep going on this track at some point I'm either going to run out of money or you know what I don't have the income right now to support all of my obligations, so I'm looking to restructure and the bankruptcy is an option in which to do so.
I doubt it's because he's sitting with $5 in his bank account."
The fact that people can't see this is just a scheme to avoid paying this lawsuit either altogether or to have the amount drastically reduced is actually quite frightening that there are this many empowered idiots on this site.
I don't know you, I don't recall ever seeing your posts, maybe this doesn't apply to you, but if you have something to contribute that would disprove this I'd love to hear it, and I'm not saying that sarcastically, everything I've read about bankruptcy would point to 50 not being anywhere near broke, just avoiding liquidating his assets and putting the lawsuit payment off, while trying to get it reduced even more, for as long as possible.
And I'm not a fan of 50, I liked his shyt in the early 2000s, but I could care less about 50's finances. And none of my posts were dumb, if they seemed that way, get your reading comprehension up. I mean there's people in here actually acting like people don't do everything they can to hide money from the IRS, and acting like I'm nuts for assuming that most people are doing everything in their power to hide money, to underclaim assets etc. People will often label a house sale as a "gift" and claim it changed hands for $1 to avoid paying the taxes on it. Maybe being raised in South Philly and seeing criminal behavior on a regular basis has desensitized me, but I promise even the richest most spoiled kids on here with parents that they think are perfect and would never break the law are doing everything they can to hide money and avoid taxes, and would be doing the same thing as 50 to avoid paying a huge lawsuit.