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It is a well founded stereotype that attractive women are privileged. If they lose their job, or the boyfriend who was funding their life, they usually call up one of the financially stable men who have been chasing them and get back in the green before they have any big problems. If hot girls can’t find a man to shell out for them then money is getting tight.

[direct link](https://x.com/SinaiLawFirm/status/1968728592419803264) It is a well founded stereotype that attractive women are privileged. If they lose their job, or the boyfriend who was funding their life, they usually call up one of the financially stable men who have been chasing them and get back in the green before they have any big problems. If hot girls can’t find a man to shell out for them then money is getting tight.

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Is eviction court a good place to find a girlfriend?

My favorite comment.

(Ps) when I was in school, I was considered not cool. I was the nerd. Fast-forward many years.... I'm still a nerd, but now I'm called an engineer. Go figure.

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A few guys have asked him that. He’s warning us to stay away. I’m guessing women in eviction court are an expensive, hot mess.

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Reminds me of

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Exactly. He’s telling us they’re hot, but they’re definitely up in the danger zone.

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It’s true, during the recession in 2009 I wasn’t affected at all, I made money.

For some reason I had to go to Walmart which was an hour away(closest one) and it was usually full of mexicans/illegals. That day there were women who looked like models entering and leaving with carts of groceries etc, still dressed in their designer clothes but driving beat to crap old cars.

Apparently it was so bad they couldn’t leach off guys anymore, not the cars or money for Whole Foods. I went a few more times and it was the same and eventually after a couple of years it switched back to just mexicans.

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Towards the end of the comments, the bit about boat fires was an interesting correlation.

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I was thinking of sharing that separately.

It makes sense. A boat is a luxury item that you can easily do without and it has ongoing costs. If you are having financial trouble it’s the first thing you will offload, but if everyone is having financial trouble you’ll have trouble finding a buyer.

Solution: Burn it and collect the insurance.

Boat fires mean the economy is in bad shape.