You’re full of vinegar this morning. Don’t get salty with me.

Now that this story is public, he’ll never ketchup in the polls.

Better yet, drop a piano on him, cartoon-style.

i do wonder if you rented one of his properties, say the rent was, i dunno, 88K, per month, and you thought it didnt meet your expectations, and only paid him 52K or 36K, what sort of cacophony would ensue. that would be grand, baby.

Like Donnie would ever sit in the front seat of a car.

Room or convention center? Room not big enough.

Good on him. A shonky business man cheated him out of a LOT of money (especially in 1989 dollars). I can’t imagine how infuriating it must be to watch that swindler trying to become the leader of your country when you know he should be in jail.

You’re giving him way too much credit here, what you’re describing (paying less for subpar/late service) is pretty standard in business dealings. Trump just shorted the guy because he knew he could, not because anything was lacking on the piano man’s end.

I will bet you dollars to donuts that if Bruce Springsteen sees this story, he’ll send the guy $30K. Freehold is his hometown and as the (REAL) Boss sings, “We take care of our own”.

I would gladly make a contribution to Hillary’s campaign towards getting all of the people Trump has cheated (through both his real estate dealings and Trump U) together in a room to tell their stories, documentary-style. Then air the shit out of that program from now until the election.

one the keys to understanding how president circus peanut deals with people that he has contracted, is that he treats their goods and services like a normal person treats tipping at a restaurant - if he feels as though the level of service he demands has fallen flat, he does a little song and dance and simply pays…

The Many Scandals of Donald Trump is a good start

Especially if they don’t have the funds to fight back.

No. Physically and legally, there was no way to do that. Trump held all the cards (a big undertaking, and one that Trump could fight until the opponent couldn’t afford to continue) http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/06/12/nyregion/donald-trump-atlantic-city.html [edit - Oops. While this article is a good read, it’s not…

I’m hoping a whole bunch of similar business owners start telling their stories.

Here’s a hint: They don’t give a shit about the little guy either, they care only for themselves (which is still ironic, considering they - lower and middle class voters - will suffer the most under his proposed tax policies).

If you knew you could force people to accept less money than they are supposed to receive, you’d love them too! It’s just hard to comprehend if you aren’t familiar with stepping on people.

I think most of them are past that, they just won’t vote for “Killary” no matter what. The Trumpettes I know aren’t even making excuses any more and admit that he’s a terrible choice.

If only things like this would break through some of the cognitive dissonance and get some of his Merica! supporters to see that he doesn’t care for the “little guy”, and thinks they are a bunch of saps.

For someone who is a fan of the small business community, Trump certainly loves stiffing them.