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5. "Broke," to his ilk, means they're down to their last couple million.

Mon Nov 24, 2025, 08:17 AM

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They'll have to start looking under the seat cushions in the Rolls for loose $100 bills.

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That sentence is twice as long as necessary. unblock Monday #1

Even after that, one could trim off two more words. nt Buns_of_Fire Monday #3

There is no reasoning with the unreasonable. Clouds Passing Monday #17

3 words would suffice - Trump is incapable. 3catwoman3 Monday #23

He became skilled at siphoning off other people's money Miles Archer Monday #6

his skill was finding bank officers that he could corrupt rampartd Monday #16

Not just hard - impossible. 3catwoman3 Monday #24

"Broke," to his ilk, means they're down to their last couple million. Buns_of_Fire Monday #5

I am surprised at one glaring error. krasnov's business entities niyad Monday #7

- Try on clothes in a public store AverageOldGuy Monday #13

...and then the teenage pageant dressing rooms, but we digress... jmbar2 Monday #18

Yes, he's incapable of understanding that... MrsCheaplaugh Monday #9

I can name that song in 4 words GusBob Monday #12

"He's rich guy broke" PatSeg Monday #19