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What island is going to allow him to set up shop, after what happened last time? Doesn't he still owe money to workers from Fyre Fest?
Sounds like it's just a media stunt to drive up a little bit of hype. It seems like it's geocaching with a prize at the end? Maybe? Probably not?
Also he's a fugitive in the Bahamas LMAO >

Bahamas is getting some fun publicity this year. I wonder if strategically they are planning to drive growth by capturing rich failed entrepreneurial assets lol >


capturing rich failed entrepreneurial assets

They have a literal Paradise Island where the tourists and particularly wealthy people hang out at the resorts or on their private estates.
As in, all of those people are sheltered from the reality of the country by being sequestered away on their own little island. >

$47 lettuce sandwiches?
Farts in a goblet? >

I thought he went to prison? >

He did, he was released after serving 4 years of a 6 year sentence. I assume he's been rehabilitated. >

Someone married that humanoid turd? >

She's probably a grifter also.
Edit: POS would be the correct term. Or she has a "I can change him" type of attitude. Just like all the nurses that marry police officers.
Edit: also, some nurses just don't give a fuck >

Nurses can treat thier own black eyes >

Two words
wYre fraud >

It’s not fraud it’s false advertising >


His new venture, PYRT (pronounced “Pirate”), launched on social media in October and is supposed to kick things off by hosting, yes, a remote island extravaganza — one that McFarland insists is not a festival. Featuring a slew of influencers and creators, the purported tropical experience will include virtual reality technology that the company says will allow users to participate and control what happens on the island in real time from home.

So... Semi-virtual Fyre Festival. 
People have food in their fridges! We can't get accused of feeding them dry bread and lettuce leaves if they're still in their own homes! -Billy and Ja probably.