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In that begging video he didn't feel it was relevant to mention that over the course of a few years he admitted to spending over $100k on sugar babies aka escorts. He didn't even feel the need to mention the $27k he spent on his lawyer and legal fees for his felony court case. As I mentioned above, neither did he feel compelled to bring up his claims to invest all of the $$$ in his bank account into $GME the day before it tanked in value. He must really have it out for his former friend who gave him this poor investing advice if even with all that's been mentioned here, he still only pinned blame on this single person!
I won't even speculate on how much $$$ he must've lost on $GME, just that his exact words were "Cash? Yup. Not yet money i have in crypto or the house tho. But emptied the bank account for it". But we know based on his own statements that there's $127k between his felony and escort fees he didn't even mention when talking about what led him to this precarious situation he's now in. He later mentioned the court costs in an additional Twitter video but only after it was addressed here by a number of users.
Now he's still attempting to avoid responsibility by blaming other people for his current financial woes, this is at almost 50 years old. How much must he have invested if when talking about what's gotten him here, he didn't even find it relevant to talk about the minimum $127k he's lost that he's admitted to all within the last week? It must've been a lot of money that he invested into this shitcoin if $127k wasn't even worth a brief mention! And now he's saying that he relied on this friend to pay him back the principal investment if it didn't pan out? This is all so disorganized and pathetic. Whatever the amount was, if it's truly what he's he's alluding to then it's ridiculous to assume that anyone would cover the losses, no matter if they're friends or not. It's not even a stock we're talking about, it's a memecoin called Storj that's worth $0.462171 / coin. Boogie knows that he'll never allow himself to work a real job, that sponsors have no interest in him, and that he now can't even get 1million views/month, so what kind of total retard in his position gambles away what he's making out to be $$$ set aside for retirement on a shitcoin? I feel like a retard even speculating on this as personally I don't believe this is real, certainly not the version he's purporting to be true.
Also he's now also talking about how of course "helping my community and friends with finances" was a major contributor to him going broke. In the past this has very often been him bragging about helping people with their rent and car payments. He's now come out and said he blew $100k+ on sugar babies/escorts and he's further explained that part of this dynamic was him paying for...you guessed it, their rent and car payments. He wasn't donating $1,200 to random GoFundMe's for kids with cancer treatments, hell we know that he didn't even donate to GoFundMe's he personally boosted on his profile and asked his followers to help fundraise hoping to look like a good guy in the process. It was in an effort to manipulate and gain power over the vulnerable, mentally ill and often drug addicted young women he was trying to make his concubines.
I won't even speculate on how much $$$ he must've lost on $GME, just that his exact words were "Cash? Yup. Not yet money i have in crypto or the house tho. But emptied the bank account for it". But we know based on his own statements that there's $127k between his felony and escort fees he didn't even mention when talking about what led him to this precarious situation he's now in. He later mentioned the court costs in an additional Twitter video but only after it was addressed here by a number of users.
Now he's still attempting to avoid responsibility by blaming other people for his current financial woes, this is at almost 50 years old. How much must he have invested if when talking about what's gotten him here, he didn't even find it relevant to talk about the minimum $127k he's lost that he's admitted to all within the last week? It must've been a lot of money that he invested into this shitcoin if $127k wasn't even worth a brief mention! And now he's saying that he relied on this friend to pay him back the principal investment if it didn't pan out? This is all so disorganized and pathetic. Whatever the amount was, if it's truly what he's he's alluding to then it's ridiculous to assume that anyone would cover the losses, no matter if they're friends or not. It's not even a stock we're talking about, it's a memecoin called Storj that's worth $0.462171 / coin. Boogie knows that he'll never allow himself to work a real job, that sponsors have no interest in him, and that he now can't even get 1million views/month, so what kind of total retard in his position gambles away what he's making out to be $$$ set aside for retirement on a shitcoin? I feel like a retard even speculating on this as personally I don't believe this is real, certainly not the version he's purporting to be true.
Also he's now also talking about how of course "helping my community and friends with finances" was a major contributor to him going broke. In the past this has very often been him bragging about helping people with their rent and car payments. He's now come out and said he blew $100k+ on sugar babies/escorts and he's further explained that part of this dynamic was him paying for...you guessed it, their rent and car payments. He wasn't donating $1,200 to random GoFundMe's for kids with cancer treatments, hell we know that he didn't even donate to GoFundMe's he personally boosted on his profile and asked his followers to help fundraise hoping to look like a good guy in the process. It was in an effort to manipulate and gain power over the vulnerable, mentally ill and often drug addicted young women he was trying to make his concubines.
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" or "Boogie, I believe in you, you got this!" Are all getting at best like 10 thumbs up while these comments above are in the triple digits.
