> Stephen Silas on Kevin Porter Jr.: > > "We still love him, we'll still grow with him. Everything will be okay. This shouldn't be blown out of proportion. It should be a bump in the road." >
> [Wojnarowski] Reporting with > @ESPN_MacMahon: The Houston Rockets are suspending Kevin Porter Jr., and Christian Wood for tonight’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers, disciplining both for poor behavior surrounding Saturday’s loss to Denver.
Source: https://twitter.com/JTGatlin/status/1425140058370318338
>Jalen Green on the Pistons passing him on draft night:
>"I'm sorry for y'all. I'ma keep working, keep perfecting my craft. Every time I step on that floor, Detroit especially, I'm coming."
Also said this on the matchup tonight:
>"Yeah, obviously I feel some type of way that I went No. 2 and I feel I should have been No. 1. But it’s all good. We’ll show (Tuesday). It’s going to be a good game. No. 1 vs. No. 2. That’s what people are going to be looking for.”
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PMPED, JMB, PSB and even the jellyfish make an appearance in this tangent
Gatlin's IGA was the only grocery store in Fairfax in Allendale County, per https://www.bettersouth.org/2014/10/another-closed/, a website that monitors stuff like this. The store was owned for a number of years by a local couple, the Gatlins. It apparently closed in late 2013. Let's take a look at how it got involved with our usual cast of characters and the convoluted dealings subsequent to the sale by the Gatlin family to JMB. If nothing else, this is interesting for how interwoven these folks all are.
Back in 2005, a lawsuit was filed against the owners of Gatlin's. Details are not available on the Allendale County website, but it's probably safe to assume it was a slip-and-fall or that sort of thing and it's listed as a personal injury suit. In a completely unsurprising turn of events, an attorney from PMPED served as the plaintiff's counsel. The case settled for an unknown amount.
One of the owners died in 2007, and in 2010, JM (Jeannine) Boulware purchased the store and the land on which it sat via a newly-created entity called Gatlin's LLC. (Why? Who knows? Seems off-brand.)
The purchase was financed via an SBA loan from Community South Bank out of Tennessee. SBA loans are made through banks, but guaranteed up to 85% by the SBA. That means the lending institution only risks 15% of the loan amount. If a lender has a large enough portfolio of SBA loans, they will be audited specifically on the SBA program, but not every individual loan is looked at.
This purchase was made during the financial crisis, an extremely tumultuous period in commercial financing. According to the deeds, the purchase price was $400K. The loan from Community South Bank was $797,500, a very significant difference. Possibly, the excess was intended for working capital. Whatever the reason, the bank was only on the hook for about $120K. The federal government, via the SBA, would cover any additional losses from a default. In addition to the property directly purchased, JMB put up some land on St. Helena island as collateral for the loan.
The land JMB used as collateral was two parcels along Jenkins Creek that had been purchased by BTB back in 2003 for $150,000. These parcels were part of a group of five parcels conveyed to JMB from BTB in 2009 here: [https://rod.beaufortcountysc.gov/BrowserViewDMP/viewer.aspx?
... keep reading on reddit ➡I don’t know if it’s been discussed or even been on the show - I have a strong feeling that the doctor himself is on the Autism Spectrum. Has anyone discussed this at all?
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