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  • Marchegiano
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    #21
    Just realized I talk about being on TV and never ever embed a YT video:



    That guy painting that thing that looks like a mannequin to y'all non-prosthetics folks.


    Point is, if you watch the episode I'm hardly in it and was paid well.

    If you watch Men in Masks on Netflix I'm all up in that ****, they paid me like 500.

    500 doesn't even cover my operational costs, but, Netflix though, I got exposure. the Showtime folks were willing to pay because they understood from my perspective 10K is just asking y'all to pay me what I'd be missing because even though you're only getting a few mins of air-time you are shutting down my shop for a week to do it.

    From the outside it'd be easy to assume I make more money off the Netflix doc, but, it's not true. I got exposure from them and money from Showtime.

    Y'all can't possibly guess this ****. I dunno why you try.



    edit- That's some poor timestamping. I'm the guy before and after the guy painting ****. You know, with a mask. I was like 20 something then.
    Last edited by Marchegiano; 11-22-2019, 09:22 AM.

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    • Motorcity Cobra
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      #22
      They spent more money in one year than PBC did during the totality of their time buy. They're already looking for more funding because they owner is tired of coming out of pocket. The speculation is the half a billion is to require more sports rights. What sports rights are that cheap?

      Every interview you hear from Skipper or Markowski reveals how little these guys know about boxing. Skipper keeps talking about this fight season like they're there first ones to ever do it. Everybody releases their upcoming fights per quarter. And he admitted they didn't know the churn would this bad. So he didn't know Canelo fans aren't GGG fans. Joshua fans aren't Danny Jacobs fans. ECT.

      Watch this interview and tell me you have confidence in the people running it

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        #23
        Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra
        They spent more money in one year than PBC did during the totality of their time buy. They're already looking for more funding because they owner is tired of coming out of pocket. The speculation is the half a billion is to require more sports rights. What sports rights are that cheap?

        Every interview you hear from Skipper or Markowski reveals how little these guys know about boxing. Skipper keeps talking about this fight season like they're there first ones to ever do it. Everybody releases their upcoming fights per quarter. And he admitted they didn't know the churn would this bad. So he didn't know Canelo fans aren't GGG fans. Joshua fans aren't Danny Jacobs fans. ECT.

        Watch this interview and tell me you have confidence in the people running it

        Oh yeah and in this video he says NFL season ticket turned them down.

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        • turnedup
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          #24
          Originally posted by strykr619
          You mean Kind of like how Amazon was for its first 15 years of its existence?

          Only started turning a profit when AWS (Amazon web services) got its FED contracts.
          Indeed, you can keep getting investor money to keep you afloat as long as your share of the market keeps growing, and every one of these businesses has a point where the bleeding will end once they are dominant enough in their stake of that market.

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          • strykr619
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            #25
            Originally posted by turnedup
            Indeed, you can keep getting investor money to keep you afloat as long as your share of the market keeps growing, and every one of these businesses has a point where the bleeding will end once they are dominant enough in their stake of that market.
            You Sir understand modern economics Green K inc....

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            • turnedup
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              #26
              Originally posted by strykr619
              You Sir understand modern economics Green K inc....
              Thanks, I think it’s important for us folk to learn how these things work. I think too many people don’t comprehend they can start a business with as little $500, generate sales and start borrowing against the business, establish credit via your own and then switch it to your EIN number. Once the credit is established to your EIN you can borrow around a quarter million if you sit down and create a business plan that accounts for losses but has a sell by date, a round raise date, or a burn rate that’s reasonable within a years time of the loan coming due. Same shh with real estate too, just have to be smart with managing resources and your investment into growth. I helped a friend start a taco truck business, he had 11k and change, the truck was 5 at auction, got him to lease the equipment, take some of the food on consignment and build his credit line that way, dude is up to five trucks going on his sixth and trying to franchise and it’s all family run. He still hasn’t fully earned back his investment but because he’s got cash flow for the business on the daily they keep expanding his loan. If he can franchise one license pays for it all. Which is sick, I personally don’t have much faith in the food industry so I won’t go into it myself besides putting money into a bakery for a guy who cupcake wars..that was a good investment.

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              • hhh1200
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                #27
                Non-North America regions are probably profitable or most of them. 4.2 Billion cash infusion and debt consolidation is all you need to know about North America

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