Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

I would hop on a plane, make a shitty cardboard sign, and sit right on wall street screaming until I died. Unless that negotiated lower price is $5m a share. I will concede some additional gains for what I deem to be a fair price.

 

Absolutely. On the back of one guy who decided that there was some deep fucking value in gamestop. Just incredible really when you sit back and think about the sequence of events that led us to this point.

 

I lost my house in December
Had my truck basically destroyed by a Fab shop earlier in the year
And now just lost my house that I’m renting because of the company going into bankruptcy

I am damn near on the edge of losing my non profit
Both of my vehicles and everything I have worked for since 2010

I want to see the moon from my GME rocket more than any of you here.

If I had more money to put in I would but at this point I’ll be lucky to afford the uhaul I need to move out of the house.

so

either I’m gonna be rich on the moon
Or I’m gonna be living on the street with the rest of America in a few months.

I’ll be fine either way

 

Have we talked about state college before? My grandpa and an old friend own an ancient farmhouse out there that's used for family reunions and deer/turkey hunting. I haven't been back there in years, but I've def flown in and out of that airport a few times.

 

We're gonna win, don't worry. If fate decided I had to go sleep on the streets right now and wait, or sell my shares and keep on with life as normal, I'd drop everything and sleep on the street.

Right place at the right time, and we're gonna win.

 

They call it the "Pink Hilton". Old ass 3 story farmhouse that backs up to the gamelands. Been in the family since the 60's I think. Was built in the early 1900s

 

I thought you were sitting on 100k in bourbon or something

 

Lmao
It’s nowhere near that much
As much as I wish

but
Private selling of bourbon is extremely controlled and monitored

I am in the process of arranging a sale of my collection as a whole to a company in lexington Kentucky called house of bourbon which is actually legally allowed to purchase private collections

but I can’t do anything with that collection til I am physically back in Kentucky at home

and even then I will need to show them the whole collection before they can facilitate a valuation of my collection

I have such a large collection of bourbon because it is a integral part of my veteran non profit and part of my marketing and branding as I am compiling my brand modeling to resubmit my 501c3

 

I remember fly fishing as a kid on the Black Moshannon(?) river too. Most of my family is from one part or another of PA

 

You use booze as a collateral/hedge? Yah, you're definitely supposed to be here.

 

Originally we sought out liquor stores willing to sell us bottles at MSRP so we could take rare bottles on the veteran camping trips to add that wow factor to really hype dudes up for the trip

As time went on we actually started receiving donations of bourbon, scotch, whiskey and wine and it allowed us to do more; like setting up wives trips where they could enjoy some relax time away from their “at need” veteran and enjoy some free wine at the local golf club of choice.

it’s really created a following within the bourbon community and has led to a lot of the networking I have been able to be involved in.

But at the end of the day
I am still a new identity within the veteran and bourbon industry so my name doesn’t carry weight enough to really leverage myself.....yet

 

One of my post moass LLCs would be happy to donate to your nonprofit. I'll have to talk to the owner, but I don't think he'll mind.

 

Sounds about right! Probably looked like a river to me at 10 years old lol

 

Okay but a requirement for all donations is that someone involved in the “gift” comes on one of the camping trips durring the calendar year so they can see the love involved in what we do

 

Spotts road, Julian, PA if you know abouts where that is