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javaguru
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This wasn't a thread about everyone...CW made this thread because he felt something by helping a homeless dude and wanted to know if anyone else felt his guilt.
Have you ever unexpectedly bonded with or really helped out a homeless person?
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This wasn't a thread about everyone...CW made this thread because he felt something by helping a homeless dude and wanted to know if anyone else felt his guilt.
javaguru
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CW, I could be a hell of a lot wealthier than I am if I had chosen to take advantage of people but I was taught to be honorable. I've told potential clients they would be better off buying canned software as opposed to paying me to developing something canned software could do for them with a little inconvenience. There is no shame in maximizing profits and being the best salesman within the limits of the law...
jnevin
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Becoming a shutin alcoholic might have had something to do with it too.
calveless wonder
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LOL @ you lecturing me as if you have any idea of the way i conducted business or the types of transaction I did by using a broad generalization. I can see why you stuck to the technical side of things, because your interpersonal skills suck.
Get off your soap box. I wasn't even going to respond to extremely narrow and limited scope of the world until you threw this retarded bullshit out there. There is life outside Ohio FYI
I guess people that were doing real estate and loans for 20+ years by building relationships and now can't earn a decent living lump into your category of unscroupolous practice?
javaguru
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Not really, I haven't had a drink since I stopped womanizing 2.0... "womanizing isn't the answer soul search" in 2007. It's the same reason I'm celibate...
I was never an alcoholic...I was a poonaholic...scoring poon fucked up my life and alcohol was the means to the end. Once you remove poon I was indifferent to alcohol...I didn't drink while with the ex for five years....I had a wiminz....
javaguru
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Have you been doing real estate loans for 20+ years?
All I can say is that I've weathered business trends for a time and my clients may have not been able to give me the business they wanted too but I'm still doing what I started six years ago, how about you?
jnevin
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I did loans for 10 years, was a branch manager for a Fortune 200 company, and was sent to branches that weren't doing well to turn them around because of my success. I'm tending bar right now. It had nothing tto do with my morals or work ethic. The market shifted and left a lot of people really fucked. You don't know what you're talking about bor. Quit while you're behind.
javaguru
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Yeah, you couldn't get unemployed/welfare people loans anymore....that's a major "market shift" and I absorbed your lack industries excesses because people stopped buying cars because mortgage companies gave loans to anyone with a pulse. So, my tier two supplier clients took heat from GM...we can't afford to modernize/update our software because sales are down. I don't blame you, I blame the bailout culture...if you were making big bucks selling the loans of people that can't pay them then you should be a bar tender as opposed to getting more of my tax money as bailouts. Big banking is making record profits after bailouts and record low fed rates...
lOL @ trying to gain credibility by claiming you worked for a major mortgage company that probably doesn't exist anymore...
uh... but you were a 'predatory lender' when you worked in that field. Even your brother jngr gave you shit about it and he was in the same biz.
jnevin
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lol @ you trying to act like you know what guidelines were. The example you keep harping on, unemployed/ welfare. In my company and most companies, they didn't get loans. UW pulled a 4506-T, which I'm sure with your infinite wisdom, know exactly what it is. If that income showed they got turned down. Know what you're talking about.
