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As for a potential intern, it will 100% go like the Erica saga. No chance he hires anyone except a woman he finds attractive, and of course he'll expect her to go out with him, especially if he's paying her. She'll get involved because, like Erica, she'll see this pathetic, lonely, deformed loser and take pity on him. Russell will instantly mistake her pity as attraction and, because he's convinced that he's an attractive man, will hit on her and harass her no matter how many times she tells him to leave her alone, insisting that he's a great guy and so nice if he can just be allowed to explain. She'll realize quickly that this poor disabled thing she treated like a puppy that's just been ran over by a car is in fact an emotionally toxic and manipulative sex pest and will run for the hills.Let’s say a mystery benefactor makes a $10,000 donation. What are the odds Russell uses any of that to (a) set aside $ for taxes (b) gears up some xeroxing for petitions (c) pays for a week or so for people to collect signatures a la future worker? Or are we all expecting (d) a big assed trip to Hos-R-Us
Also, what if a young eager pretty college student contacts him willing to do some volunteer work to help him out. How many years would it take her to ditch him while he insists she is now contracted to volunteer him some pussy?
When Russell inevitably cans this endeavor like he does with everything else, it's going to be like what he said he would do with his winnings from the Ariana trial. He said he would donate it to St. Jude's, I believe, then it was donate half and go to a brothel with the rest, then donate a quarter of it, then he stopped talking about donating it altogether. He's going to promise refunds at first, then he'll say he's only giving some of it back, then he'll just take it for himself for a brothel trip and say "this is why we need my PAC, it's too expensive to get laid but I need my hookers. Maybe if you donated more this PAC would have succeeded, so it's really your fault."
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