Of course, if he “owned” a house, he could live for several years without worry. Nice.
On March 31, 2010, In Uncategorized, By Chuck Ponzi
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I read your Bio and enjoy your Blog! This video is outstanding!
My best to you and your family going forward!
I’ve been following your blog off and on since discovering it in ’05. After leaving Laguna Beach in 2002, we wondered if we were alone in experiencing a “Willie Coyote Moment”; when the infamous coyote runs off a cliff, then, in a moment realizes there is nothing supporting him before he falls. Well, after finding your blog we realized others too had indeed seen it coming, and to this day feel fortunate to have gotten out when the getting was good. It is hard to believe how bad California has become for those with talent; sort of like inviting guests to your house, then expecting them to pay all your expenses, fees and costs for the visit. California has truly become “inhospitable,” to outsiders, but oh how quickly do the prisoners become hooked into accepting their chains.
I wonder how many actually watched this and thought about it? Fortunately most people who would condsider this don’t have months of cash in the bank nor thousands of credit available anymore.