There is nothing wrong with selling automobile extended service contracts
We don't "sell" those. We administer those contracts. There is a huge difference both technically and legally. Auto dealerships are the ones who sell them.
I own that company with a few others, moron. It's why I am able to stay a week in a suite at the Ritz Carlton in Tokyo four weeks ago:
And why I am able to spend nights in the largest suite at a beachside hotel in Puerto Vallarta two weeks ago:
And why I was able to spend four nights in a suite in Nashville this week where I was paid to talk to hundreds of people and shake hands and take pictures with hundreds more since a separate group of business partners whose company I invested in requested that. And, of course, I did it in a $4000 Gucci suit (a different Gucci suit from the one I previously posted) with $600 Gucci shoes and a $7 shirt that I had never worn for the years that I have had it (the suit is also 4+ years old and had never been worn):
And why I was able to stay at the suite in what I think is the best hotel in Miami last night:
And how I keep flying first-class everywhere including my flight to Havana, Cuba this morning where I sat next to a Big League baseball player.
And how I am currently staying in the nicest hotel in Havana in a suite with the biggest terrace that also has the best restaurant in the city:
And how I am able to go to Prague, Vienna, Paris, and Brussels in less than two weeks, followed by either Rio or Dubai a few weeks later, followed by Hawaii a few weeks later . . . all first-class, of course, and all at the finest of hotels in the nicest of suites.
And the surprising part of it, is that I get more free stuff from people and companies now than I ever did when I wasn't wealthy. 24 hour car service while in Havana? Yep. Free lounge access, free late night dinner, and free gourmet buffet breakfast in Miami last night? Yep. Receptionist and GM give me a personal tour of the property upon arrival and have complimentary chocolates and a non-alcoholic mojito brought to my room? Sure.
But I am glad to see you continue to obsessively Google me (remember when you got caught lying about having never Googled me before, but then to try and get out of the lie, you claimed that you use a different browser to search for me?). Instead of constantly Googling me, just head over to this thread, and I have posted my travel schedule for the next few months:
My preseason goal was to get to 40 of the Mets 81 away games. I landed at exactly 30, because I lost motivation after the Mets had their fire sale at the trade deadline. Now that baseball season is basically over, I know most of you will be extremely uncomfortable not knowing where I am each...
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(and it appears that Cuba's wifi isn't strong enough to upload videos, so you'll have to ask for the videos of the suites when I get back to the U.S.).
So you have 3 examples, 2 of which it seems like they didn’t have a chance to stay in the NFL, out of how many?
The guy in Lexington probably had a girlfriend there
I m sure those guys just love going out and telling 17 yr olds how great they are ( tic)
You sound dumber than usual. Stop talking about things you know nothing about. I realize that will mean you don't get to ever talk, but the rest of us will be appreciative of that. Now, get back to work, commoner. This private plunge pool needs my attention, as does the cute receptionist who keeps bringing me gifts.
