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  That was a fuckin' fantastic joke mate, gave me a good chuckle, well done. I'd give you gold, but you see, i am but a poor ma'fucker, i have naught to give but a personal commendation and a spot on the next flight to Jupiter.
context: All of Trump's lawsuits are frivolous. His whole life is frivolous. >
  
  Unfortunately, this is true about most exceedingly wealthy people. >
  
  This was my biggest takeaway from working at Bloomberg. >
  
  Man sometimes I imagine the grimmest and darkest timeline where we followed up Trump with nominating Bloomberg as the democrat. >
  
  I remember Bloomberg's brief attempt at a run against Trump.  A reporter asked him if people would want to choose between two billionaires and he responded; "Two?  Who's the other one?"  Bloomberg seems to doubt that Trump is actually a billionaire. >
  
  Trump is known, when asked, multiple times to give out his different net worth.. Sometimes he says a billion, sometimes 2,etc. If he was actually as rich as he said he was then he probably want to endlessly fundraise nor would his would be asking for Russian loan money. Something is noticeably off about a man who even talks about net worth and gives out a different answer to the same question. >
  
  The NYT a year ago obtained financial records and estimated Trump’s net worth to be less than $50 million ... Trump has never had an actual net worth higher than $200 million which is why he tried so desperately to get his hands on his father's estate just before he passed away. 
  If Trump ever had a total worth of a billion dollars his father would not have had to bail him out with his banks when he ran the TAJ in Atlantic city by buying $200k in chips and never using them >
  
  The issue with net worth or supposed net worth is that it just shows what assets if any of value were recorded... Whatever what's in his bank accounts only him and some members of the govt actually know as it's never been known to anyone how much is in a leader's bank balance at any given moment. Perhaps I'm wrong.. But a lot of people didn't know about all these secret offshore accounts the criminals and world leaders have as exposed in the Panama Papers and whatever else that was leaked. >
  
  If he's got a brain (big if) then the majority of his wealth (if it exists) will be invested and managed by a wealth management company.  I get not knowing what he is worth because other than the odd valuation (that is inaccurate by the time it arrives), he will have little to no visibility of what the value of his portfolio is. >
  
  Yeah, but he will know what a spitball estimate is in that situation.  Because of course. >
  
  I am sure it's just a coincidence. >
  
  Guy had a change of heart last minute and felt generous >
  
  Trump thinks generous is that lady who used to have a talk show.