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MrSalts

Joined Apr 2, 2020
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Well, he had a large bank account before he built the car. Not so much after.
The guys that drop $100k on a custom car (like Kevin Hart) make that money on one show, one basketball game or in one paycheck for certain CEOs. Hang around some big money players for a while and you'll never assume anyone drained a bank account on a hobby project again. The salaries some people make, or family money some people have, is beyond imagination for some.
 

joeyd999

Joined Jun 6, 2011
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The guys that drop $100k on a custom car (like Kevin Hart) make that money on one show, one basketball game or in one paycheck for certain CEOs. Hang around some big money players for a while and you'll never assume anyone drained a bank account on a hobby project again. The salaries some people make, or family money some people have, is beyond imagination for some.
Of course. I was making a funny.
 
The air show was rehearsed so that collisions like that never happen. Then was it caused by a replacement fighter pilot who was not in a rehearsal? Drugs or alcohol? Suicide?
 

WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
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The air show was rehearsed so that collisions like that never happen. Then was it caused by a replacement fighter pilot who was not in a rehearsal? Drugs or alcohol? Suicide?
You can't guaranteed that things like that can never happen (except by grounding every airplane permanently).

Considering that the four USAF Thunderbirds flew right into the ground during the practice for a show, it doesn't require anything spectacular -- accidents happen. Initially, it was believed that the accident was caused by pilot error on the part of the lead aircraft, but the accident investigation concluded that the lead aircraft suffered a stabilitor malfunction. The other three, per their training, were holding formation on the leader and thus flew their aircraft into the ground right along with him.
 

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