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sagesnow

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6. Good question.

Reply to Jersey Devil (Reply #4)

Thu Oct 4, 2018, 11:45 AM

Oct 2018

It seems to take years to for these stories to seep into the Heartland. And the full impact of them does not appear to be felt until the perpetrator is elected POTUS.

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How would you dispose of $3.5 million in poker chips? [View all] sagesnow Oct 2018 OP

According to Rachel, each chip was $5,000 BumRushDaShow Oct 2018 #1

I will have to watch that in full. sagesnow Oct 2018 #5

Well she had her own 10-year aniversary "poker chips" for props for that segment. BumRushDaShow Oct 2018 #7

There used to be a famous radio host named Paul Harvey. Dave Starsky Oct 2018 #9

Hmm. we use poker chips in a jar to count "stars" for our granddaughter she can cash later... haele Oct 2018 #10

That's a cute idea! BumRushDaShow Oct 2018 #11

this was also covered in Netflix Dirty Money series. Kurt V. Oct 2018 #2

Thanks sagesnow Oct 2018 #3

This story was reported in the news years ago Jersey Devil Oct 2018 #4

Good question. sagesnow Oct 2018 #6

I think what's different now is the cumulative impact. Jim Lane Oct 2018 #12

I'm sure that right before Trump's casino failed, he cashed in those chips to get money out of it. TheBlackAdder Oct 2018 #8