@pixelpusher220@GottaLaff no way a check cleared this fast. The firm fronted it. Which is stupid considering he's on trial for fraud and his companies have been ordered dissolved.
I was covering that the fine was paid, not who paid it.
People are always asking me if he ignores the fines, and I always link to articles showing where he's paid. I wasn't really focusing on WHO fronts the $$, just that the fines are paid.
We all know he stiffs everyone, which is why I opened with that. + we know he dupes his idiot vile base out of their $$ to pay off his legals.
But my only point was that the fine was, in fact, paid.
People are always asking me if he ignores the fines, and I always show where he's paid. I wasn't really focusing on WHO fronts the $$, just that the fines are paid.
@GottaLaff The signature scrawled on the check is not an actual Trump-employed person. Looks to me like Habba fronted the money. Fat chance she ever sees it repaid.
@GottaLaff Objection - this is evidence that his attorney fronted the money for a fine, not that he paid it. I'm not a NY attorney, but the fact that it was cut from an IOTA account begs the question of whether the Court accepts checks from operating accounts, which could bounce. You bounce a trust check, you lose your license.
@bradpatrick@GottaLaff OMG what client did they "borrow" this money from? Because no way he handed over cash and a check wouldn't have cleared already.
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Me too. My response is to suggest the "Yes, and" method, which I learned at Bay Area Theatre Sports.
I want show people how we can move the story forward.
(BTW, I studied under Keith Johnstone at the Loose Moose Theatre in Calgary Canada.
He wrote the book Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre) #messaging#TheatreSports#Improv
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