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it's probably just the amount the dealer needs to release the car, then the rest he can dodge when he skips townA 13K loan for a Hellcat? At least go for the full amount.
Nah, be happy that you didn't. The feds might overlook a lot of the smaller "reparations" situations due to the obvious optics, but if you were just some regular guy who thought he could get away with taking $50k from the government for your "new business" that coincidently spent that money on an addition to your home for your "work office" or on a new "company car", they'd eventually be on your ass over it. Especially once they see literally 0 activity following the money being spent.Damn I feel like a moron. I should have took out a fat PPP loan, bought a bunch of equipment for one of my hobbies, released one YouTube video of me using that equipment, then called it all a business expense.
ah geeez doood 1% interest? Best I can do is like.. 7 dollars? 7 dollars a month?Even if you had to pay it back it's only at 1% interest anyways. There was literally zero incentive for most people not to commit PPP fraud if you could keep it small enough and not get greedy.
"Good enough for us, FORGIVEN."ah geeez doood 1% interest? Best I can do is like.. 7 dollars? 7 dollars a month?