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I think it's more a matter of Tom having the cash to pay for the building then the material being available.Just head over to SteelMaster Buildings.
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I think it's more a matter of Tom having the cash to pay for the building then the material being available.Just head over to SteelMaster Buildings.
I think he's just lying like usual.I think it's more a matter of Tom having the cash to pay for the building then the material being available.
Tom said something about how the people 'selling' him the land need some capital to pay off mortgages which doesn't make any sense to me. Are they just going to give up the land they own for free?Eight weeks or more? Just head over to SteelMaster Buildings. It's so easy to see through this guys lies. I also doubt people near Yuba River want this white man around.
Also, the cheapest amount of land there is near $50k and some of the best spots can run you $12m. There's a nice hill that will cost you $399k but at least it has a great view.
Just more lies to fluff up his ego.Tom said something about how the people 'selling' him the land need some capital to pay off mortgages which doesn't make any sense to me. Are they just going to give up the land they own for free?
Tha'd be like leasing a car and telling someone 'hey, if you pay off my car I'll give to you for free.' You gain nothing.
Tom's plans for next few months
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He's getting evicted next month and going to live in a tent out in the desert.....
He also picked up an "apprentice" over the weekend who he promptly fired after the guy didn't want to sleep on the floor two nights in a row.
Tom lives in Arizona and I'm pretty sure he doesn't use AC. It won't be the heat, it'll be the cold that'll get him. Camping in the desert in hobo clothes ain't gonna keep him warm. Besides he says 'tent' but he means 'car'.Tom's going to get evicted. There's no way his elderly ass is going to survive the intense desert climate come due the summer.
He can't die fast enough!![]()
Tom lives in Arizona and I'm pretty sure he doesn't use AC. It won't be the heat, it'll be the cold that'll get him. Camping in the desert in hobo clothes ain't gonna keep him warm. Besides he says 'tent' but he means 'car'.
This past summer he complained about the inadequate "swamp cooler" in his soon to be ex-hovel.Tom lives in Arizona and I'm pretty sure he doesn't use AC.
Power spot? What?Tom's a piece of shit
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All for the low low pay of $50 a week and 10% of what you sell.....Power spot? What?
Imagine being too stingy to allow someone a place to sleep in your shit hovel and instead telling them to sleep outside without shelter.
Of course Tom will never realize that his shit treatment of the people he wants to do work for him is the exact reason no one will do anything for him, even for decent pay.
Crusty new age shit, I assume.Power spot? What?
Lmao. He'll be dead in a month. He'll be found dead a few weeks after we stop hearing from him in a filthy tent covered in his own sharts with rats and insects crawling all over him.He's getting evicted next month and going to live in a tent out in the desert.....
Even when the giant retard is facing homelessness. This literal mong thinks he can live in a tent in the desert at his age? He'll fucking DIE.He's already been on a massive spending spree and keeps tossing cash around even when he doesn't have it all yet.
Should try camping over here. Did it a few times when I went ice fishing.Oh, I know. Hence why I said "intense desert climate." I've camped in the desert and while it's beautiful that shit is cold at night, even in the dead of summer. The cold impacts the elderly far more than it does younger people.
In the meantime, Tom doesn't have anyone he can room with. He claims he has all these friends and followers, but no one's offering him a place to stay until he moves onsite to hismake-believeelderly hippie commune.
Maybe he can stay warm in his PT Cruiser. He spent good money on it, after all.
Power spot or pawa-supotto (literally meaning power spot) is a spiritual spot in your house. It's a Japanese thing. In other words more cultural appropriation by the white man Thomas.Power spot? What?
Imagine being too stingy to allow someone a place to sleep in your shit hovel and instead telling them to sleep outside without shelter.
Of course Tom will never realize that his shit treatment of the people he wants to do work for him is the exact reason no one will do anything for him, even for decent pay.
Sounds like he’s getting conned again.Tom said something about how the people 'selling' him the land need some capital to pay off mortgages which doesn't make any sense to me. Are they just going to give up the land they own for free?
Tha'd be like leasing a car and telling someone 'hey, if you pay off my car I'll give to you for free.' You gain nothing.
GoodSounds like he’s getting conned again.
That truly is a staggering new level of business ineptitude. I would have thought even a toothless old hobo could understand that you have to move product to make money.
He's going to pay off their mortgage and put a shed on the property as "rent" for the next one or two years. He plans on splitting his time between there and the other "land projects" he's provided with money, until he eventually buys a property which is suitable for the hippie retirement community vision.Tom said something about how the people 'selling' him the land need some capital to pay off mortgages which doesn't make any sense to me. Are they just going to give up the land they own for free?
Tha'd be like leasing a car and telling someone 'hey, if you pay off my car I'll give to you for free.' You gain nothing.
But he's already said he has only a few thousand left out of that $13k he got. Hate to break it to him, but you're dirt poor again.He's going to pay off their mortgage and put a shed on the property as "rent" for the next one or two years. He plans on splitting his time between there and the other "land projects" he's provided with money, until he eventually buys a property which is suitable for the hippie retirement community vision.
Oh, and he wants silver and copper futures to be a significant amount of his portfolio.
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