ntlord

So that was an adept deflection. Any updates on Rome Sweet Rome?

:)

What's your thoughts on that guy from SF that bought that mansion (Carter Grove?) in CW and let it fall into disrepair?

Yea I remember reading the article about that guy thinking that he was such an asshole. Spending his money flying around on private jets, instead of keeping up the property like he agreed to. It's a shame, especially because not only is the mansion basically ruined, but the site is of some archaeological significance because of some of the settlement ruins that exist on it.

This is pretty interesting. I guess I can get behind you buying people's medical debt. That seems pretty noble. But do you have plans to expand to other types of debt, and if so, don't you think they have some sort of personal responsibility? Assuming its the type of debt they volutarily entered into, why should they get forgiven?

Well I think this requires something more than a canned answer. For example, you mention nobody should go into debt for housing. Yet probably most people do. It's called a mortgage. If your point is that you want to help people who are in such financial need they need to put their basic needs on a credit card, I would think there are more efficient ways to help them. For example, helping them through bankruptcy proceedings.