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jakeXT

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1. What happens if he gets struck by lightning? Then they get nothing."

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Sun Dec 29, 2013, 06:40 PM

Dec 2013

His payments have slowed to a trickle in recent years, his attorney Robert Begleiter claims, because the agreement mandating he pay 50 percent of his income expired when his probation ended in 2009.

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"There is no doubt that there is a $110 million judgment that Jordan has to pay," Begleiter said. "We're offering a deal where they would get more money than they might otherwise. What happens if he gets struck by lightning? Then they get nothing."

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What happens if he gets struck by lightning? Then they get nothing." jakeXT Dec 2013 #1

Belfort is really human pond scum and he claims he's changed, ugh nt steve2470 Dec 2013 #2