“I was hoping for either Big Macs or pizza. That would have been better than the food that we were served,” said Nicholas Pinto.

The crypto conmen got conned by the grifter in chief. Poetic justice at work 🙂

  • eureka@aussie.zoneEnglish
    1·
    20 minutes ago

    “I was hoping for either Big Macs or [fast food] pizza. That would have been better than the food that we were served,” said Nicholas Pinto.

    This is a depressing statement. Especially the first half.

  • some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org
    6·
    9 hours ago

    I mean, c’mon. At least serve Target steak. Y’know, that crappy company that’s a step up from Walmart and turned its back on LGBTQ people because they are cowards.

    I feel bad for this stupid idiot who wasted his money on a known conman rapist. If you can’t read that level of sarcasm, stop using the internet.

  • Almacca@aussie.zoneEnglish
    241·
    16 hours ago

    LOL at the people still trusting that old crook. I’m not even angry at Trump any more. He’s clearly off his fucking rocker and just scamming as much as he can like he always does. I’m angry at every member of congress that isn’t impeaching him immediately, at every judge not holding him in contempt of court, and at the media for continuing to handle him with kid gloves.

  • selkiesidhe@lemm.ee
    16·
    17 hours ago

    Dumbasses. They thought they were paying a bribe to GET SOMETHING, not just giving money to an addled old worthless shitbag.

    Eat your Walmart food. It’s what the rest of us have to eat because you parasites exist.

  • Zenith@lemm.ee
    3·
    14 hours ago

    No access cause he’s senile, isolated and being manipulated by Stephen Miller et all

    • xyzzy@lemm.eeEnglish
      611·
      1 day ago

      In my experience, extreme wealth is a sign of one or more of: inherited wealth, lack of morality, lack of empathy, lack of humility, lack of self-reflection, or luck. In most cases these people are simply so broken that they’ll justify exploiting other people to get what they want in ways that people with morals simply refuse to.

      Intelligence isn’t a major factor.

      Also they’re willing to spend millions of dollars on a dinner like this because what’s the downside? Losing that money won’t affect their lifestyle in any way. Worst-case scenario, they get a story out of it. Best-case scenario, they get face time with the most powerful person on the planet and maybe a sympathetic ear if they get in trouble with the law (since all of them are privately breaking the law in some way).

        • Bear_pile@lemm.ee
          1·
          8 hours ago

          Inherited wealth is still luck in a sense. They happened to be the lucky one in their rich dad’s balls while I had the bad luck of being in the balls of a drunk asshole

    • mean_bean279@lemmy.worldEnglish
      861·
      1 day ago

      People are acting like this man got conned or like they’re stupid. This was a bribe for a get out of jail free card. If you’re rich and make your money in black market ways this is the best possible decision you can make. Your name is on a list in front of the president even if you didn’t meet him. That means a pardon in the future.

    • Kirp123@lemmy.world
      50·
      1 day ago

      Despite what rich people want you to believe you don’t actually have to be that smart to be rich. You just have to be lucky and ruthless. Being lucky enough to be born into the right family for example has a disproportionately bigger impact to becoming wealthy than your personal achievements. What you lack in luck or smarts you make up by being ruthless and steal and exploit. Your employees, your community, your government and so on.