>6th floor
Yeah, but he's been basically been playing eighty-four dimensional chess and fucking around whenever he thinks he can squeak one past the judge. I'd think he'd finally reached the end of his patience with his shit by now.
That's just it. He bitches constantly about not having opportunities, and he DID have opportunities. He could have had a nice paralegal career during the day, and probably gotten raises and a promotion because from what I understand from @AnOminous a good paralegal is the backbone of a successful law firm. He could have come home at night and messed around on his keyboard and cranked out a catchy pop song or two. If he was willing to start locally (even though there's no law that says he has to), he could have some success. But nope, he had to PUNISH Taylor for daring to defy him. That's what makes him scary. All his suits are because people didn't do what he wanted and they had to be punished for that, even though they had no legal or moral obligation to do as he demanded.
Judges aren't emotionally invested in cases the way we autists are. You have to do something much more egregious than anything Russ' lawyers have done to make them care. This isn't the only case they're dealing with, and it's not the only set of lawyers asking for extensions, missing paperwork, or sending things in late. Fremantle's lawyers had to be told by the court that they needed Molly to send in the form to practice in their jurisdiction, and no one's assuming the court has had it up to here with those unprofessional corporate hacks.
On the other hand, Russ got supremely mocked by the Judge of his own lawsuit for damn near half an hour until he showed up late, then the Judge let him make a fool of himself on top after. They do all have better things to do, but Russ has a special way about him
I'm amazed what this dude did with the "Simpsons" avatar, where he looks like That Yellow Bastard from Sin City.
#disabledandcute
I've read the whole thread and am sure this has been remarked upon, but the turnaround time on these is astounding to me. I've never posted a selfie in my life, but I presume there's a dopamine high. What on earth goes on in that gourd in the interim?
It's absolutely mind-boggling how relatively normal and well-groomed he looks in that photo. Even the "vibe“ of the photo, as it were, is normal. On top of that, he has dozens of likes.
I'll be honest; if he took the time to learn some self-control, he'd probably be an excellent poker player. Not only is his face unchanging, but there's the psychological factor too. He's got an uncanny valley appearance that'd throw off almost any opponent.
Laugh off the insults of others. Meanwhile he's pissed we call him Russtard and say that he's short as well as being greasy and ugly.
The judge obviously knew he was dealing with a sped so he cut him a lot of slack. Seriously Russtard was lucky for the judge to even listen to him at that point and not just ruled against him for not showing up.
The inability to show emotion would be a good thing. Unfortunately he's still a spaz and would bet aggressively thinking that nobody would call his bluff due to his super poker face. Guy would get cleaned out in a second. And that's assuming he didn't just call them a bunch of degenerate saggy pants thugs because Mormons don't gamble.
He's said in the past that he considers creating an advantage for yourself in a game to be unfair. If someone successfully bluffed him (not hard) he'd scream they cheated and get throw out of the game.
Forgive me if I'm late but is THAT what cost him his cushy job? I thought it was his laziness/eventually leaving of his own will not knowing what an opportunity he had.
I don't recall if he left the AG office early, but I do know he lost a job a debt collection company because they dug up his first TS suit and were worried he'd use company resources for his personal suits. There's no proof he actually did, it was just a worry they had.
I mean, if by "good jobs" you mean "being a celebrity with women throwing themselves at you for little/no effort," then yeah, he's absolutely correct. It is impossible to get a "good job" without having connections. And this is Russ, so of course that's what he really means.
Any bullying would have been subtle enough to fly under the radar by school officials. I doubt it was anything public or physical.
