SBBC Vol 1 - Corona is a can

My Spot said:
You don't remember this song from about 15 or so years ago? It was a pretty big hit.

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Ok that is familiar. I wouldn't have been able to tell you who the artist is.

I stopped listening to commercial radio and stopped going to concerts when I went to grad school. I pretty much listened to campus radio while in school and they tend to play obscure bands and international stuff. Until last summer (I saw G'nR in London), my last stadium concert was in 1993 (yup, I'm old).

When I'm in the car I'll still listen to the university radio station where my daughter goes to school.
 
Lol at suing celebs for endorsing something

Nobody who lost any of their money did any sort of research either
 
wlu.29 said:
https://www.businessinsider.com/tay...-ftx-deal-with-securities-question-2023-4?amp

Taylor swift with a level financial literacy
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it's not as simple as that. Registered securities probably would have triggered a lock up. I'm sure a bunch of those celebs sold their shares when they were issued. I have some of our own company's registered shares with our transfer agent that I can't even transfer to my personal investing account.

In hindsight it was a good move by her but unregistered shares wasn't the tell. There were many more obvious red flags. They had no internal controls, their PCAOB firm was tiny and had never had a client anywhere close to that big. They were incorporated in Antigua. How many legit billion dollar corps are incorporated in Antigua?

Here is the dumbest thing about FTX; their compliance officer was formerly convicted of crimes and involved in an online poker scam. Of all the people that you could get as your head of compliance, why go with someone that has been involved in fraud?
 
therealdope said:
it's not as simple as that. Registered securities probably would have triggered a lock up. I'm sure a bunch of those celebs sold their shares when they were issued. I have some of our own company's registered shares with our transfer agent that I can't even transfer to my personal investing account.

In hindsight it was a good move by her but unregistered shares wasn't the tell. There were many more obvious red flags. They had no internal controls, their PCAOB firm was tiny and had never had a client anywhere close to that big. They were incorporated in Antigua. How many legit billion dollar corps are incorporated in Antigua?

Here is the dumbest thing about FTX; their compliance officer was formerly convicted of crimes and involved in an online poker scam. Of all the people that you could get as your head of compliance, why go with someone that has been involved in fraud?
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Yeah I'm sure there's a ton of fishy stuff, bottom line swift had the ability to walk away unlike Tom Brady and steph curry and all the other celebs who took massive paydays to tout crypto
 
wlu.29 said:
Yeah I'm sure there's a ton of fishy stuff, bottom line swift had the ability to walk away unlike Tom Brady and steph curry and all the other celebs who took massive paydays to tout crypto
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Isn't he friends with the "All in" podcast guys? They are supposed to be the smartest guys in the room - LMAO
 
I just assume everyone here is Gen-X working at a McJob

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