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I suspect that Chris is now in the group home
saying."It's about to happen" over and over.
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The results are in: Dismissed No Funds
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- 10 de Ene, 2019
Chris doesn't have the means to pay anyway and there probably isn't anything to garnish if the tugboat is gone.
Tard card strikes again.
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Dismissed just means this round of attempted garnishment right? It doesn't mean the debt itself is dismissed.
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- 28 de Dic, 2014
That or there are no funds to garnish that it would be legal to garnish. It's illegal to garnish Social Security.
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- 12 de Ene, 2019
Ain't he a stinker.
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- 4 de Dic, 2015
The accidental wins that Chris scores are pyrrhic at best.
Congratulations: even the vultures don't want to pick over what's left of your assets because they're not even worth the ink used to type up the inventory.
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I think we were at one point.
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yes it will probably be reopened later. for a normal person they would wait for you to have a job before attempting again which is why so many homeless people in debt are fucked but in chris's case they will likely never be able to collect from him since all of his income is protected and he will never have a real job. maybe if chris is still in barb's will they will go after him again assuming she had any life insurance because she wanted to take care of chris (unlikely and uncharacteristic)
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I'd say we're more cultists at this point. Like an autistic Heaven's Gate.
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- 12 de Ago, 2016
So Heaven’s Gate.
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- 12 de Ene, 2019
Those iron bars can't hold his soul.
Someone needs to show him what it's like to be the last man standing and teach him right from wrong.
Someone has to say it to him and he can leave that old life behind him.
Say it if it's worth saving him!
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- 4 de Jul, 2022
This is huge: it means there really is no nest egg of unspent tugboat
It's been explained that these collectors would have no qualms about "accidentally" seizing Social Security. Especially if he had over $25,000 saved up, which might even be enough to pay his debts. It follows, then, that the tugboat really was paused soon after arrest, whether or not it technically should have been. According to Praetor, Chris had lofty ambitions for what he was going to do with his small fortune. Now, we know he has none. This also means Praetor hasn't paid Chris shit, as that money should've been considerable and definitely could've been garnished. Praetor said Chris wasn't touching it, so it wasn't being sent to his commissary account either.
Do you think Chris has seen his bank balance of $0.00 and gone apeshit yet? Or do you think he still hasn't been allowed to touch a computer? Imagine Chris finding out he really has nothing and there really was no reward for all the time he spent in jail, it was just pure punishment. I'm just glad we'll never see a video of Chris stuffing his face with steak and lobster in his Ritz Hotel room filled with transformers, bragging about how this is his reward for the "sacrifice" he made for Barb.
Would the Gateway House help Chris seek his back payments? I don't think they'd see that as an acceptable form of "striving for independence" nor is it what they're paid to do. The Gateway House will probably just throw up their hands and say, "Oh well, that wouldn't have given you permanent housing anyway, now get a job or get out!" Even if Chris pursues the back payments on his own without getting tased by the Jerkops, the person at the window might take one look at the case and say "Your payments were paused while incarcerated, so you get nothing!" without even looking into the semantics. After that, Chris's only recourse is to lawyer up and sue Social Security, which he has no money to do.
ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS
-Barb stole it all
-The courts found out how much money Chris had, so instead of the state paying for Heilberg, Chris was required to foot the bill for his services for the past 18 months (This could be the truth behind Chris' understanding that he was saving his money to retain Heilberg in future, when in reality it was to retain him for the present case).
-Chris did have savings in excess of $25,000 when he got out of jail, and somehow already blew it all
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Pretty much. If we look into Barb's history, she's just as wasteful as Chris (monkey see, monkey do). She spent most if not all of Bob's inheritance on a high priced lawyer (kind of sad that Bob had hopes for that money for Chris's future, but then again the incest thing happened; even if Chris got that inheritance, he'd spend it just as fast as Barb, tbh). If the off chance that Barb had anything to give to Chris, it wouldn't be much. Like Chris, Barb also has debts, which I don't think she'll pay off. Unless we take into consideration that she maybe be taking Chris' tugboat (it's just an assumption). But even if, Barb would still spend it on junk.
Shame. Sometimes I think Chris's existence to Barb was a bargaining chip for Barb to live in a house with the addition of having a brainless oaf of an offspring also being her slave/helper monkey. I know there are autists that are smart with numbers/money, and unfortunately, Chris wasn't one of them. Among Barb's many toxic traits, Chris learned 'money management' as well.
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- 28 de Dic, 2014
That's another one I was considering. They pretty routinely stole from each other. And it certainly isn't beyond Barb.
And there's the possibility the bank actually did know the account had nothing but Social Security in it.
I really like the idea of Chris finding out he has absolutely jack-shit and going completely apeshit though, especially if it's after he gets thrown out of the tard home.
It's also possible they're trying to levy on an account that doesn't even exist any more.
And while it would be above and beyond his job description, Heilberg could have made sure his money was protected. There's still no reason his tard bucks should have been shut off, at least until possibly he got sent to the mental institution, but Chris is retarded and if there was something he needed to do, he wouldn't have done it.
I guess we won't know until he's unshackled and free either to buy and show off cheap plastic junk blowing it all within a month or two, or else tard raging about his money.
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Something I don't think has been brought up is how much Chris is fucked by his bank if the tugboat hasn't been hitting it regularly:
Banks have fees like "Regular deposits or $15/mo". If the tugboat stopped then CACHING! $15 a month. When the fees have completely eaten up the bank account they stop, right? HAHA! NO! $35 overdraft fee, which makes you even more overdrawn, so everyday you're overdrawn is another $35 and next thing you know, a $300 bank account you haven't touched in years is negative $17,205 and deeper in the red every day you don't cough up the balance
Banks have fees like "Regular deposits or $15/mo". If the tugboat stopped then CACHING! $15 a month. When the fees have completely eaten up the bank account they stop, right? HAHA! NO! $35 overdraft fee, which makes you even more overdrawn, so everyday you're overdrawn is another $35 and next thing you know, a $300 bank account you haven't touched in years is negative $17,205 and deeper in the red every day you don't cough up the balance
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I can't reply to your other post, but you may be right. There has been a theory floated that in order to get the later lines of credit, Chris misrepresented his "income" by claiming it was from working, rather than SSDI, in order to secure the loan. You would think if he did that, then the creditors would try to take any money he has in his account.
The Barb angle is also interesting. I'm not sure if I've ever read what Barb was taking home monthly. A long time ago I did the math and Chris could have kept up with the house on his tugboat, but it would have left him with little to no money. If Barb brings in a little more, she'd still be in trouble, and with her mentality, wouldn't think Chris "needed" the money while in jail. I wonder if that's why he was so insistent on "donations" to pay off the house - because otherwise, Barb was going to take all of his money.
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His tugboat isn't gone. It only goes away if he's convicted and spends enough time incarcerated. It's been accumulating.
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The smartest thing Bob ever did regarding Chris was putting him on the tugboat.