Post by jballi » 12 Dec 2020, 15:32
BoBo wrote: ↑12 Dec 2020, 03:13
and has a run time of 100,000 hours (roughly over a decade). [...] This kind of technology does have its disadvantages from a consumer’s point of view as the 110-inch display will cost roughly $156,000 USD
That's a fair an(nu)al $15.6K. Simply add it to your
$70K hairstyling
I think that many regular (read: poor) people like me would never buy anything that expensive if they annualized the cost. $15.6K a year. Holy crap! Try breaking it down by the month. $1,300 a month to own a TV that in 10 years you will have to throw in the trash. Yes, you probably can make it last a few years longer by watching it less but why would you buy a very expensive TV that you don't watch?!
$70K paid to style Trump’s hair for television, claimed as expenses. It's a lot but putting a full-time hair stylist on the payroll in New York could easily cost $70K. I was more surprised about the $421 million in outstanding loans that Trump owes, most of which becomes due within the next four years. $421 million to a supposed multi-billionaire is not that big of a deal but Trump has paid $0 in federal tax in 10 of the previous 15 years, including 2014 and 2015 and has only paid $750 in two of those years. That's 750 dollars, not $750K. How can you pay off a $421 million loan if you are reporting a loss most of the time and very little income the rest of the time? Trump also received a $72.9 million tax refund from the IRS which is now the subject of a decade-long audit battle with the IRS. It covered all the federal tax he paid between 2005 and 2008. One last thing... Trump is a long-term drug user and it has caused all kinds of problems. It didn't stop when he became president.
#DiaperDon: Former Apprentice Staffer Noel Casler Reveals All[quote=BoBo post_id=369831 time=1607760811 user_id=59304]
[quote]and has a run time of 100,000 hours (roughly over a decade). [...] This kind of technology does have its disadvantages from a consumer’s point of view as the 110-inch display will cost roughly $156,000 USD[/quote] That's a fair an(nu)al $15.6K. Simply add it to your [url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/sep/28/hairstyling-donald-trump-taxes-numbers-us-president-finances]$70K[/url] hairstyling ;)
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I think that many regular (read: poor) people like me would never buy anything that expensive if they annualized the cost. $15.6K a year. Holy crap! Try breaking it down by the month. $1,300 a month to own a TV that in 10 years you will have to throw in the trash. Yes, you probably can make it last a few years longer by watching it less but why would you buy a very expensive TV that you don't watch?!
$70K paid to style Trump’s hair for television, claimed as expenses. It's a lot but putting a full-time hair stylist on the payroll in New York could easily cost $70K. I was more surprised about the $421 million in outstanding loans that Trump owes, most of which becomes due within the next four years. $421 million to a supposed multi-billionaire is not that big of a deal but Trump has paid $0 in federal tax in 10 of the previous 15 years, including 2014 and 2015 and has only paid $750 in two of those years. That's 750 dollars, not $750K. How can you pay off a $421 million loan if you are reporting a loss most of the time and very little income the rest of the time? Trump also received a $72.9 million tax refund from the IRS which is now the subject of a decade-long audit battle with the IRS. It covered all the federal tax he paid between 2005 and 2008. One last thing... Trump is a long-term drug user and it has caused all kinds of problems. It didn't stop when he became president. [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N60ceYRlY2I]#DiaperDon: Former Apprentice Staffer Noel Casler Reveals All[/url]
