re: #60 Dangerman

*he* always knew his financial situation so none of this should be new to him

what he could have done (imo) is inform the court right after the verdict that regardless of how he testified a year ago (i got $450mil in cash) he’s not liquid now and this judgment is more than he expected. he would try his best, but if after 20-25 days, his good faith efforts werent successful, maybe you could help a guy out just a little…..

oh who am i kidding

Because it’s always the same BS: He delays taking action until the last minute, then makes up some excuse about why he couldn’t act sooner and how the court needs to cut him a break because if they treat him like any other defendant then they’re prejudiced against him and it’s totally going to hurt them when he appeals their ruling. He’s had weeks to line up a bond or at the very least started the paperwork on transferring one or more properties to the city to hold until the appeals process was complete. Instead, he waited until the week before the deadline, then whined to the court that nobody will bail his ass out so they need to do so because otherwise it’s gonna hurt his portfolio and they’ll be at fault.