Don Jr Goes Tacticool

iluvatar5150 · Sep 12, 2019

JIMINZ said:
Sounds like you jealous of his Money........Sorry I won't say more.

Probably true to some degree, but I’m more frustrated by how little he’s done with all that money than I am by the fact that he has it in the first place. For all of Don Sr’s clownish behavior, at least he has a knack for certain things that I can appreciate. But Don Jr and his siblings all seem like walking sacks of uninspired, unmotivated mediocrity, comfortably ensconced in the positions daddy has bestowed upon them, and entitled to everything he’s bought them.

With all that money, he can afford to take some interesting or creative risks or to do a ton of good. Instead, he does what?

GoldenBoy89 · Sep 12, 2019

iluvatar5150 said:
Trump organisation releases army-style products, despite entire family never serving in military

The Trump Organization on Twitter

Twitter users also wondered if the shirts came with the dribble visible on Don Jr's collar.

Selected comments:

No word yet on if they'll be available in Don Sr's favorite camo variant - orange.

Junior isn't only interested in playing Army.

He also thinks he's clever because he can outsmart an animal and shoot it with a gun.

cow451 · Sep 12, 2019

iluvatar5150 said:
With all that money, he can afford to take some interesting or creative risks or to do a ton of good. Instead, he does what?

Acts like his old man.

JIMINZ · Sep 12, 2019

iluvatar5150 said:
With all that money, he can afford to take some interesting or creative risks or to do a ton of good.

Like giving all it to you, so you can take it and spend it all doing the good he hasn't? :tutu:

JIMINZ · Sep 12, 2019

cow451 said:
Acts like his old man.

A virtual CHIP off the old Tower.

JIMINZ · Sep 12, 2019

cow451 said:
I was the one with the red tie and hat. I was really helping out. Somebody had had to do the tough work.
Did you see this guy?
Trump said he was 'down there' with first responders after the 9/11 attacks, but there's no evidence he was ever closer than a few blocks from ground zero

He was so covered in dust, you will probably never be able to recognize him.

iluvatar5150 · Sep 12, 2019

JIMINZ said:
Yeah that's what they all say, you would probably blow it all within a year, or less.

$1b invested in t-bonds would yield around $17.5m/yr in interest income, or about $2,000/hr, 24/7, forever. That’s enough money to where I’d probably run into a Brewster’s Millions scenario wherein I couldn’t physically spend it that quickly.

JIMINZ · Sep 12, 2019

iluvatar5150 said:
$1b invested in t-bonds would yield around $17.5m/yr in interest income, or about $2,000/hr, 24/7, forever. That’s enough money to where I’d probably run into a Brewster’s Millions scenario wherein I couldn’t physically spend it that quickly.

But Brewster didn't have half of the ways we can spend money these days.

cow451 · Sep 12, 2019

JIMINZ said:
He was so covered in dust, you will probably never be able to recognize him.

Oh, yes, of course. That’s why there are no pictures of him being the brave hero. Bet he was glad to get home so he could get in his golden bath tub. He should give himself a medal for his sacrifice.

JIMINZ · Sep 12, 2019

cow451 said:
He should give himself a medal for his sacrifice.

He can do that you know, he is the President, of the United States of America which is Great again like it use to be.

cow451 · Sep 12, 2019

JIMINZ said:
He can do that you know, he is the President, of the United States of America which is Great again like it use to be.

When was America great before it became ungreat??

JIMINZ · Sep 12, 2019

cow451 said:
When was America great before it became ungreat??

Wouldn't GREAT be relative to one's Socioeconomic status?

cow451 · Sep 12, 2019

JIMINZ said:
Wouldn't GREAT be relative to one's Socioeconomic status?

My bad. I mistakenly thought Trump was talking about America being Great, not just the Chosen One American.

JIMINZ · Sep 12, 2019

cow451 said:
My bad. I mistakenly thought Trump was talking about America being Great, not just the Chosen One American

If you worked in Detroit for Ford in the Hay Day, making $35.00 an Hr. when I was making $3.00 then things started going south because of the Gas crisis in the mid 70's, and then Japan's rise in power in the Auto industry, then things like NAFTA, finally with the Crash in 08.

How would you feel today when things are doing so good again?

While I on the other hand have survived low these many years on a lot less that most, but things are now better for me than they were in the Hay Day.

Tom 1 · Sep 13, 2019

iluvatar5150 said:
Trump organisation releases army-style products, despite entire family never serving in military

The Trump Organization on Twitter

Twitter users also wondered if the shirts came with the dribble visible on Don Jr's collar.

Selected comments:

No word yet on if they'll be available in Don Sr's favorite camo variant - orange.

The economy needs more low quality tat. MAGA.

Nithavela · Sep 13, 2019

I'm not someone to put people down for not serving in the army. After all, neither did I. Did civil service instead (and hated every minute of it). I think that not wanting to trudge through a hostile jungle and get shot at while contending with tropical diseases and fortunate son blaring in the background is a perfectly reasonable thing to do.

Nithavela · Sep 13, 2019

JIMINZ said:
If you worked in Detroit for Ford in the Hay Day, making $35.00 an Hr. when I was making $3.00 then things started going south because of the Gas crisis in the mid 70's, and then Japan's rise in power in the Auto industry, then things like NAFTA, finally with the Crash in 08.

How would you feel today when things are doing so good again?

If things are going so well, why do american parents have to work 3 jobs each to support their family?

You guys have work, it just doesn't pay.

JIMINZ · Sep 13, 2019

Nithavela said:
If things are going so well, why do american parents have to work 3 jobs each to support their family?

You guys have work, it just doesn't pay.

It's called I gotta have syndrome, when people see things they just gotta have it, so they take out their Credit Card and buy, buy, buy to their hearts content, then they have to work 3 jobs just to pay all of those bills.

I am retired, I am considered to be below the Poverty line, but I am living better now than when I was working, I own my home, I owe nobody for anything, (Debt free) My car is older but runs real good, and when it does need to be fixed I will fix it and keep driving it, I budget, I have money in Savings and Checking, I buy what I want, when I want, but I never go into debt, (Never).

People just need to have to many things and it costs them dearly, they could live a lot cheaper than they do, they just wont, I do not feel sorry for anyone bogged down in debt, unless it is Medical that isn't under our control, but everything else is.

People need to learn to say NO to their Kids and Themselves.

Sure we have work, and it does pay well, it's just that people do not know how to control their buying urges, and to budget themselves, no excuse for the 3 jobs - - - -!

GreatLakes4Ever · Sep 13, 2019

JIMINZ said:
It's called I gotta have syndrome, when people see things they just gotta have it, so they take out their Credit Card and buy, buy, buy to their hearts content, then they have to work 3 jobs just to pay all of those bills.

I am retired, I am considered to be below the Poverty line, but I am living better now than when I was working, I own my home, I owe nobody for anything, (Debt free) My car is older but runs real good, and when it does need to be fixed I will fix it and keep driving it, I budget, I have money in Savings and Checking, I buy what I want, when I want, but I never go into debt, (Never).

People just need to have to many things and it costs them dearly, they could live a lot cheaper than they do, they just wont, I do not feel sorry for anyone bogged down in debt, unless it is Medical that isn't under our control, but everything else is.

People need to learn to say NO to their Kids and Themselves.

Sure we have work, and it does pay well, it's just that people do not know how to control their buying urges, and to budget themselves, no excuse for the 3 jobs - - - -!

How is your health care covered?

The reason I ask is because with a house that’s paid for and being retired, I’m guessing Medicare is helping your health care needs so the two biggest constant expenses people face each month, housing and health care, you don’t have to pay (or pay very little). If you give everyone that situation a lot of people would not be facing their current financial strain.

Put a house payment or rent and full cost of health care on to your budget. Would you still be living fine? That house is your goose that lays golden eggs and is why you are doing ok financially. Not everyone has that and some don’t have the ability in their current financial situation to save for a down payment to get one.

The difference between you and them is you don’t have the one or two biggest line items in your budget that they do. It isn’t because they are irresponsibly spending money.

Nithavela · Sep 13, 2019

GreatLakes4Ever said:
How is your health care covered?

His post reads like he's one medium financial inconvenience away from disaster.

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