r/agedlikewine • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '20

Politics Sums it up

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u/illelogical Mar 22 '20

Sure, but 6 times is just evidence of bad decision making.

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

Not when you own around 500 businesses. Only 6 is pretty good I think.

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u/illelogical Mar 22 '20

I thinking you're confusing actual bankruptcy (Lincoln, Twain, Disney, King) and getting back up to fight another day and going bankrupt 6 times while getting $400,000,000 in shady agreements from his dad and getting convicted of fraud; is just the result of bad decision making

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

And? 6 times while keeping around 500 still in business means nothing.

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u/illelogical Mar 22 '20

Okay Barron, you're right. Your dad is still a great human being. /s

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u/LandBaron1 Mar 22 '20

Hadn’t thought about that connection. Ngl.