@MechMK1 We say something similar here too. "You come into the world naked and you leave the world naked". Meaning that you are born carrying nothing into the world and you leave the same way.
A child of a lawyer and an artist who never had to work a real job for a reason moved to LA and ended up being a terrible person obsessed with ascetics and money? A story as old as time
I have seen rich people haggling, stalling or just straight up lying over for them relatively tiny money with employees or even contractors as if for them, it wasn't about money but about proving the skill.
I am almost positive that the cat-bite lawsuit was an insurance fraud scheme in which she made a claim to her homeowners insurance of a lawsuit, the insurance company pays to settle it, and they wind up with a could grand for nothing.
@@TheLongRanger The time line was, from my understanding, that the cat law suit was before the big medical scam. So, perhaps it was their first taste of fraud. Just had to go for the big one, I guess. Obviously hope they get the punishment they deserve.
@@kassemir If I had to guess, there were many mini grifts going on - like this cat lawsuit -- that they just kept getting away with so they thought, "why not?". The two art galleries seems odd as well. Her art is extremely amateur and I don't know what or why she'd have an art gallery for, let alone two. I bet if they kept looking for books in one of their 20 homes they'd find a book on how to grift or something so obvious. Too bad they never picked up the book, "Accounting for Organized Crime"
I was so young and carefree when I started listening 7 years ago, but his constant negativity has aged me by at least 7 years. Every view sloughs away a little more of my soul, yet I return to our Lovecraftian overlord.
It is hard to endure, that TH-camrs, making videos about stuff like this, do have to employ lawyers, because the compamy will immediately sue them. Happens in Germany too when TH-camrs f.ex. make a video about a pyramid scheme.
Happened to my Granny with her state appointed Guardian, signed over all of my Grannies property that wasn't in trusts to her son. Judge let them off the hook for doing it to her and others in the community.
I'm a medical fraud auditor and compliance officer and it is sickening how prevalent this is. Even with the anti-kickback laws and the false claims act, greed is the driving factor of medical practices in my experience. The United States has been attempting to move towards a patient-driven payment model and it is currently in effect with nursing homes but it really does need to go further and protect our most vulnerable populations from greedy people. Unfortunately there are lobbyists in our government preventing patient-driven payment model structures. Also a big shout out to all of the receptionist s and nursing aide that answer the phone and know right away they are talking to a fraudulent company attempting to force medical equipment on patients that don't need it. it is an everyday affair
Universal healthcare will save the American taxpayer 450 billion dollars per year according to all conservative and liberal studies. But you people love capitalism
I live in the UK, and this mercenary attitude from doctors does not exist to the same extent. I think the very high wages for doctors in USA may occasionally attract people who are intrested in money rather than people
@@seymourclearly Well, this story is mainly about nurses on the front end, so I don’t see doctor’s pay playing much of a role in this case. More generally, I think the far bigger problem is an interlinked, for-profit system, in which all institutional actors are trying to boost profits and margins, while patient care is at most a(n incidental) byproduct.
22:44 When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, "Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping." That's a Mr. Rogers quote :)
In a lawsuit in this kind of situation would her insurance company be involved in the case? Because this reeks of insurance fraud to me. "Hey babe lets get a payout from this cat bite from your homeowners and we'll split it"
Schmidt sits there and mocks material wealth while in the background sits that lava lamp, perhaps the worlds most recognizable and valuable object, worth upwards on 6 billion doll hairs.
3:30 I swear, without fail, these "daddy's money" type of artists always produce the absolute blandest art you can imagine with ZERO point of view - even the technically talented ones. Doesn't help though that none of these look particularly technically accomplished...
Because they're shallow and vapid and probably have no life experiences or real thoughts or opinions and don't understand art isn't just a measurement of technical skill
It’s their money though ? I know people who order basic rocks through the mail , but which are marketed as “Healing Crystals” ? Many people are suckers … that’s never gonna change 🤷♂️
Was the throw pillow actually a pillow? I swear I heard something about people listing things like pillows with female names on Wayfair for lots of money. Someone suggested it was a way people to launder money for encounters with females. But that's all just a rabbit hole... Throw pillows normally cost $6000. Totally. 😆
the papertrail and the connections between companies seems too open, they didnt even try to use a shell company or hide their names, these two genuinely didn't think they'd ever get caught. the entitlement runs so deep that Im not even sure they think they did anything wrong.
It always amazes me that people who actually need Medicare coverage for something, sometimes have to fight tooth and nail to get assistance for it, if they are even able to get it at all. Meanwhile, these scam companies and governors (FL for example), manage to squeeze millions out of the government with little to no resistance. Just like the PPP loans. Companies that actually needed that money had a ludicrously difficult time applying for the loan and were often rejected. Meanwhile, billion dollar corporations and national brands got hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars to help them save their business operations and pay employees, which they promptly stuck in their pockets, distributed to shareholders, and then fired all the employees anyway.
its almost like the entirety of eurocentric "healthcare" has always been and will always be a scam. ffs, the moment a healthcare "professional" charges people for their care, or refuses to care for someone because they cant pay the gouged prices, they break their hippocratic oath. actually, even before they do that, if they dont loudly demand the minimum wage be enough to cover basic necessities, they are breaking that oath. because if you cant advocate for the basic requirements of good health to be obtainable for everyone, you cant claim to have not done harm to them first.
Graduate high school. No post secondary, even for the arts. Runs galleries…. Then co founds and is CEO of a medical company device company??? Money really talks.
in eurocentric culture, you can do just about anything you want if you are born well off. thats why i immediately hear sirens whenever someone calls themselves an entrepreneur these days. like no, wanting to make easy money and not put any effort into anything is just being spoiled and exploitative, you arent doing any market disrupting revolutionary business crap, you are just dropshipping aka being a middleman.
i worked as a nurse assistant and i was lowest at the todem pole but I heard depending on the facility the administration takes bribes for admission. I have such resentment for these people there, nursing facilities are truley a sad place. The fact that they committed fraud Tricare and Medicare the most helpless people I would give them a 25 year sentence at the least.
What you don’t love hyper realism, art that via hours of effort ends up looking no different than a cheap digital camera with the same degree of artistic intent?
Jeff used to be friends with my dad, His Adult child daughter was my older step sister. my father and I always knew he was doing something shady, as far back as I was a toddler ( I'm 20 now, ) all this looks like is his actions catching up to him. If your reading this Mya, I hope his sneaky actions didn't just ruin your life as well. ❤
I'm caught on something called a "Lucky Butterfly". What even is that? A paperweight, an art piece? Everything on that registry is so ugly and beyond tacky! For an "artist" there seems to be not an artistic bone in her body
Dude, there is a man who is an ex governor of Florida (2011-2019). Prior to this, he co-founded the US's largest for-profit healthcare company. This company committed one of the largest cases of healthcare fraud in our nation's history against Medicare, Medicaid and Tricare (military insurance), all government funded insurance providers. The company was found guilty on 14 felony counts and fined $1.7 billion dollars. This man is Rick Scott. Know what happened to him? He got $10 million in severance pay, $300 million in stocks and options and is a CURRENT US junior Senator. He is everything that is wrong with the healthcare system, the justice system and politics and there's a certain group who just loves him and has supported him and continues to do so.
Even though you talk about the worst people, you still make me feel a little bit better about the world. I think it just really helps to see you talk about it as a real person, not a presentor or a shock 'documentary maker', just... a real person pointing a finger and going 'That, that's not normal'. It's uplifting in a way.
Thanks for educating us and giving us tangible examples of this kind of abominable chicanery. It's useful and appreciated. You're also hilarious. It makes me laugh..but its a laugh of despair.
Jeff rented a part of our studio for some time a couple years ago so I knew him personally. All I can say is the other engineers didn’t like him nor did we trust him, there was something sketchy about that dude. I’m not surprised this went down and I hope he gets life in prison. What a douchebag
I think the reason for the lawsuit might be for insurance claims. If the judge declares someone at fault and they have insurance covering what their cat does then there's a payout.
Nurse practitioners are actually medical providers that can do many things doctors do. They diagnose, treat, write prescriptions. Makes this even worse.
You're a real one Georg. & you ARE one of the Helpers. I know these stories cab get grim & the grim lingers. If you need a little hope, if you're getting desperate to cover a Helper, I'm sure you know Nan Goldin was instrumental in calling out the Sacklers & embarrassing art world big shots. Nan Goldin is an absolute badass legend whose struggle with the Sacklers would make a great video someday.
@@Laotzu.Goldbug Its improvement in the same sense that sweeping all the dust under the rug is cleaning. The underlying issues are just shifted elsewhere. They are not solved.
@@retrocatalog like anything it can be done well or it can be done poorly. But the people who always use gentrification as a derogative seem to have an unqualified problem with the idea of coming into a place and building new buildings or renovating old ones, increasing the quality of the living and commercial spaces, with the inevitable result that rent and ownership costs are going to increase and people with more wealth are going to be spending more money there, obviously making it difficult for people who can't afford it. The obvious implication there is that no one should ever think about doing something like that simply because it will be too expensive for some people who currently live there, and you should just let everything crumble. which is of course nonsensical.
@@Laotzu.Goldbugwhen there is no plan to protect existing stakeholders the gentrification is malicious. If you can’t imagine success without requiring that other people lose access to housing that they already had then you are no longer worth talking to. Your version of progress is just more raiding and pillaging.
I believe the hospital in the town I live in which owns all things in town is in cohoots with Insurance to steal from Govt. I've seen lots of crazy stuff.
I'm glad we can trust our government to spend our tax dollars wisely! I wish I could turn over my life to the US government to manage! They are so wise and competent!
also, yes its noticeable to those who can read. Who is going to read billions of dollars of transactions going through Medicare? This happens way too often.
I have relatives who decided to get rich as business owners. He dropped out after 10th grade. She dropped out after 8th grade. They took thousands from his retired teacher mother and were "business people"
Who on earth would name their medical company Cull? It makes it sound like a eugenics euthanasia clinic.
I was genuinely shocked he didn't make a joke about that
Exactly.. It's comedically awful; it's the language we use for livestock!
I was just going to say this!
They wanted to name it after founder Adolf Pedophilia Cull and went with the least of all evils.
Cull [the weak] LLC, Viking [raid and pillage] LLC, Apex [predator] LLC. The grift is in the open
In Austria, we have a figure of speech: "The last shirt has no pockets", meaning you can't take any of your wealth with you into the afterlife.
We say "there's nae pockets in a shroud" in Scotland too.
Auf Deutsch, bitte!
@MechMK1
We say something similar here too. "You come into the world naked and you leave the world naked". Meaning that you are born carrying nothing into the world and you leave the same way.
You come into this world naked and leave this world naked.
Dude.
I was going to leave a long insightful comment but I have dimished life expectancy due to a cat scratch.
Same. I also lost all enjoyment in life because of it.
A child of a lawyer and an artist who never had to work a real job for a reason moved to LA and ended up being a terrible person obsessed with ascetics and money?
A story as old as time
Hate to be that guy but its *aesthetics.
Edit: I wish she was obsessed with being an ascetic instead.
I have seen rich people haggling, stalling or just straight up lying over for them relatively tiny money with employees or even contractors as if for them, it wasn't about money but about proving the skill.
Rich parents ruin their own children like this quite often while thinking they're giving them a good life.
I am almost positive that the cat-bite lawsuit was an insurance fraud scheme in which she made a claim to her homeowners insurance of a lawsuit, the insurance company pays to settle it, and they wind up with a could grand for nothing.
That's what I planned to comment. So, these two were swindling together from the get go.
Strange that they would go for such a small amount when they had a billion dollars.
@@TheLongRanger The time line was, from my understanding, that the cat law suit was before the big medical scam.
So, perhaps it was their first taste of fraud. Just had to go for the big one, I guess.
Obviously hope they get the punishment they deserve.
@@kassemir If I had to guess, there were many mini grifts going on - like this cat lawsuit -- that they just kept getting away with so they thought, "why not?". The two art galleries seems odd as well. Her art is extremely amateur and I don't know what or why she'd have an art gallery for, let alone two. I bet if they kept looking for books in one of their 20 homes they'd find a book on how to grift or something so obvious. Too bad they never picked up the book, "Accounting for Organized Crime"
Yeah when George (I'm paraphrasing) said "and then she started to fraud" I was thinking "you mean _after_ the cat bite fraud?"
Can always count on Georg to help me lose faith in humanity one video at a time. Great and important work regardless
I was so young and carefree when I started listening 7 years ago, but his constant negativity has aged me by at least 7 years.
Every view sloughs away a little more of my soul, yet I return to our Lovecraftian overlord.
It's especially important on Fridays before I laugh and act like a fool.
Relying on faith is a fool's errand.
It is hard to endure, that TH-camrs, making videos about stuff like this, do have to employ lawyers, because the compamy will immediately sue them. Happens in Germany too when TH-camrs f.ex. make a video about a pyramid scheme.
@@DR3ADER1 Perchance
Dang, girl aged FAST. I would have guessed she was like, pushing fifty with a ton of plastic surgery spackling the cracks.
She's 6 years younger than me and looks 10 years older than me :/
NGL when I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was going to be about the dude on the right being a golddigger
I'm pretty sure she's doing fraud about aging too lol
you age quickly withthat much shit on your shoulders. D Trump is only 27.
apply sunscreen if you're going to be outside, fellow denizens
The retired director of housing here now 'volunteers' at a hospice and gets dying people to sign it all over to her. This town is so gross.
Happened to my Granny with her state appointed Guardian, signed over all of my Grannies property that wasn't in trusts to her son. Judge let them off the hook for doing it to her and others in the community.
Sounds like deregulated capitalism to me. These people love money
I know a guy who's sister has people sign over power of attorney, and quit-claim deeds from old folks before they "go", in Minecraft of course.
@@PerishingForLackOfKnowledgeno Soros appointed judges.
Rarely do I go from "this video should be good" to "death penalty" in the first minute of a video, but hey good job.
I'm a medical fraud auditor and compliance officer and it is sickening how prevalent this is. Even with the anti-kickback laws and the false claims act, greed is the driving factor of medical practices in my experience. The United States has been attempting to move towards a patient-driven payment model and it is currently in effect with nursing homes but it really does need to go further and protect our most vulnerable populations from greedy people. Unfortunately there are lobbyists in our government preventing patient-driven payment model structures. Also a big shout out to all of the receptionist s and nursing aide that answer the phone and know right away they are talking to a fraudulent company attempting to force medical equipment on patients that don't need it. it is an everyday affair
Universal healthcare will save the American taxpayer 450 billion dollars per year according to all conservative and liberal studies. But you people love capitalism
I live in the UK, and this mercenary attitude from doctors does not exist to the same extent. I think the very high wages for doctors in USA may occasionally attract people who are intrested in money rather than people
@@seymourclearly What about the going private thing?
@@seymourclearly Well, this story is mainly about nurses on the front end, so I don’t see doctor’s pay playing much of a role in this case.
More generally, I think the far bigger problem is an interlinked, for-profit system, in which all institutional actors are trying to boost profits and margins, while patient care is at most a(n incidental) byproduct.
Enlightening
How did Rick Scott do it
22:44 When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, "Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping."
That's a Mr. Rogers quote :)
look for the helpers - just be careful if it's a nurse....
You mean like minions?
@@cebruthiussmart ass
. Funny
The cat lawsuit to marriage story is so telling, you just know there is a whole pile of can of worms of personality issues under that story 😂
it sounds more like a subplot to a shitty sitcom more than real life
In a lawsuit in this kind of situation would her insurance company be involved in the case? Because this reeks of insurance fraud to me. "Hey babe lets get a payout from this cat bite from your homeowners and we'll split it"
@@Sixtyten6010 Excatly. I didn't have an idea for the mechanism but I'm pretty convinced it was goood for something in one way or another.
@@Sixtyten6010bingo
@@Sixtyten6010100% insurance fraud
Schmidt sits there and mocks material wealth while in the background sits that lava lamp, perhaps the worlds most recognizable and valuable object, worth upwards on 6 billion doll hairs.
We have a lava lamp and no you can get them fairly cheap.
@@dcole2133 I would love to see the world through your eyes for just a few moments. It must be pure bliss.
Cull Medical is up there with Icarus Aerospace for terrible company names.
Yeah I was shocked when I heard that name .... Yikes
Mahatma Ghandi food center
3:30 I swear, without fail, these "daddy's money" type of artists always produce the absolute blandest art you can imagine with ZERO point of view - even the technically talented ones. Doesn't help though that none of these look particularly technically accomplished...
Because they're shallow and vapid and probably have no life experiences or real thoughts or opinions and don't understand art isn't just a measurement of technical skill
Because when you have everything you don't feel anything.
It's all about play pretend for them and not expressing yourself.
drawing on a pile of $100 bills with an asshole full of pure cocaine is always a challenge
Anyone who would spend $6,000 on a throw pillow, shouldn’t be allowed unfettered access to money.
It’s their money though ?
I know people who order basic rocks through the mail , but which are marketed as “Healing Crystals” ?
Many people are suckers … that’s never gonna change 🤷♂️
Was the throw pillow actually a pillow? I swear I heard something about people listing things like pillows with female names on Wayfair for lots of money. Someone suggested it was a way people to launder money for encounters with females.
But that's all just a rabbit hole...
Throw pillows normally cost $6000. Totally. 😆
Did nobody point out that 'Cull' has the wrong associations? It's like calling a brewery Piss Products Ltd
Pretty apt to our beloved dystopia and everything in it working backwards.
they should have gone all in and called it 'Fraud Medical'
A brewery called Piss Brewing would be actually quite fashionable and ironic
We have beer here in Australia called "piss" and "piss weak "
@@peterrobbins2862truth in advertising rules
it's a shame that the system creates an incentive for stuff like this to happen
Because the system was built by these people, for these people
@@DeadManSinging1 Exactly.
i have a loss of joy of life-thinking about these ppl.
They are the systematic ideal. We should be looking up to them.
@@freshbornmute2752 This one's already lost it...
@@freshbornmute2752👀
This is life now. This is where we are as a species. This is what will be written about us.
we truly are in zero sum times when old people are used as tools to get cash. 1800s they at least built railroads, ie constructive greed.
Her “art” is so pedestrian.
Even Hunter Biden's art is more interesting :D
@cebruthius why are you a weird loser lol what does HB have to do with anything
Thanks for shining a light on the absurd epidemic of greed in modern America.
the papertrail and the connections between companies seems too open, they didnt even try to use a shell company or hide their names, these two genuinely didn't think they'd ever get caught. the entitlement runs so deep that Im not even sure they think they did anything wrong.
Good point. That’s the case with a lot of the “You won’t believe what they did to me” types.
"If the game lets you do it it's not cheating"
Georg always has the most fascinating stories. Pure quality.
Best usage of “Only” NIN I have seen to date.
It always amazes me that people who actually need Medicare coverage for something, sometimes have to fight tooth and nail to get assistance for it, if they are even able to get it at all. Meanwhile, these scam companies and governors (FL for example), manage to squeeze millions out of the government with little to no resistance. Just like the PPP loans. Companies that actually needed that money had a ludicrously difficult time applying for the loan and were often rejected. Meanwhile, billion dollar corporations and national brands got hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars to help them save their business operations and pay employees, which they promptly stuck in their pockets, distributed to shareholders, and then fired all the employees anyway.
its almost like the entirety of eurocentric "healthcare" has always been and will always be a scam. ffs, the moment a healthcare "professional" charges people for their care, or refuses to care for someone because they cant pay the gouged prices, they break their hippocratic oath. actually, even before they do that, if they dont loudly demand the minimum wage be enough to cover basic necessities, they are breaking that oath. because if you cant advocate for the basic requirements of good health to be obtainable for everyone, you cant claim to have not done harm to them first.
Rick Scott is a boil on the butt of humanity. And people are stupid enough to keep supporting him.
Why the hell would you name a medical device distribution company... Cull Medical Solutions?
Satire is becoming unnecessary.
Graduate high school. No post secondary, even for the arts. Runs galleries…. Then co founds and is CEO of a medical company device company???
Money really talks.
in eurocentric culture, you can do just about anything you want if you are born well off. thats why i immediately hear sirens whenever someone calls themselves an entrepreneur these days. like no, wanting to make easy money and not put any effort into anything is just being spoiled and exploitative, you arent doing any market disrupting revolutionary business crap, you are just dropshipping aka being a middleman.
@@saturationstation1446 Eurocentric?
This is the least rare form of this kind of thing, it's just rarely found out.
An excellent piece of investigative journalism Georg.
Love me a rich kid that fails multiple times and just keep going. My biggest fail was my A levels.
Such a long run of serious dialogue only to be severed with " So these two squirts of piss..." Love it!
7:54 ‘theres got to be lead in the water right?’
Can’t wait for your next video boss!
i worked as a nurse assistant and i was lowest at the todem pole but I heard depending on the facility the administration takes bribes for admission. I have such resentment for these people there, nursing facilities are truley a sad place. The fact that they committed fraud Tricare and Medicare the most helpless people I would give them a 25 year sentence at the least.
Claims she's an artist, but can't draw her own eyebrows!
Greed destroys everything.
As an artist myself, the portraits aren’t bad, but they lack any kind of soul or advanced technique. So, what she was charging is insane
Of course they aren't bad - she's directly copying photos. That's what it looks like to me.
What you don’t love hyper realism, art that via hours of effort ends up looking no different than a cheap digital camera with the same degree of artistic intent?
They're actually pretty bad compared to the best.
They are reasonable but people charge whatever the market will pay
240 million in kickbacks? Thats billions of dollars of waste, those people are bad.
It was 330million in kickbacks, are you deaf ?
This might be the funniest comment ever
"Look for the helpers." - Mr. Rogers.
This is the most American thing I’ve ever seen. Lie, cheat, and steal, and exploit others to get to the top. Don’t you love it! 😂
great video bro thanx so much for all your work👏👏👏👏👏
Its interesting they used the word "cull" in the name of their company.
At least it’s not as bad as the company that withheld lifesaving medical devices and was named “Cerberus”
Nominative Determinism strikes again!
In the showbiz we call it a "foreshadowing"
Wonder if the cat bite lawsuit was fleecing her homeowners insurance company. SMH. Despicable excuses for human beings.
7:58 this music, during the cat attack piece... It's pure magic. Thank you Georg!
I'm sure the Legacy of such shady Medical Consultants will not be forgot
Excellent work Georg !
How this guy isn't bigger on yt is infuriating
Jeff used to be friends with my dad, His Adult child daughter was my older step sister. my father and I always knew he was doing something shady, as far back as I was a toddler ( I'm 20 now, ) all this looks like is his actions catching up to him. If your reading this Mya, I hope his sneaky actions didn't just ruin your life as well. ❤
Never seen this channel before but off to a great start hearing NIN 😻
The cat suit is an obvious insurance scam
Such restraint that they stopped short of a billion dollars
Her art looks like a Photoshop filter
Crystal pencil holders, Gucci airtag holder, Damascus steel steak knives? Imagine asking for this shit lololololol
I'm caught on something called a "Lucky Butterfly". What even is that? A paperweight, an art piece? Everything on that registry is so ugly and beyond tacky! For an "artist" there seems to be not an artistic bone in her body
Re: the cat lawsuit
Per the Maricopa County court site, the case was dismissed by the plainfiff (King) on May 24, 2023.
The unfortunate thing is they probability arent even the worse people doing this. The whole system is full of grift
Dude, there is a man who is an ex governor of Florida (2011-2019). Prior to this, he co-founded the US's largest for-profit healthcare company. This company committed one of the largest cases of healthcare fraud in our nation's history against Medicare, Medicaid and Tricare (military insurance), all government funded insurance providers. The company was found guilty on 14 felony counts and fined $1.7 billion dollars. This man is Rick Scott. Know what happened to him? He got $10 million in severance pay, $300 million in stocks and options and is a CURRENT US junior Senator. He is everything that is wrong with the healthcare system, the justice system and politics and there's a certain group who just loves him and has supported him and continues to do so.
Even though you talk about the worst people, you still make me feel a little bit better about the world. I think it just really helps to see you talk about it as a real person, not a presentor or a shock 'documentary maker', just... a real person pointing a finger and going 'That, that's not normal'. It's uplifting in a way.
The adagio for strings underscoring the cat deposition was absolutely 👌 thankyou as always, Georg!
There's bound to be plenty of other examples out there of cheating the system, even on such a high level
Thanks for educating us and giving us tangible examples of this kind of abominable chicanery. It's useful and appreciated. You're also hilarious.
It makes me laugh..but its a laugh of despair.
The opportunities our medical fincialization / wealth extraction complex creates. Wonders.
i really enjoy this series and while i cannot watch right now i will comment to improve engagement and show support
On the next American Greed
If I was humiliated by a cat I would be scarred for life...
Was it wearing a designer collar though?
The cat-bite lawsuit was probably a scheme to get money out of Lexie’s homeowner’s insurance company.
you always point out the best of humanity. Every vid makes me feel great....
the cat lawsuit was a test. Gehrke reminds me of Elizabeth Holmes.
So many shenanigans come from Arizona
The Scarface theme in this is 🤌🏻chef’s kiss
Jeff rented a part of our studio for some time a couple years ago so I knew him personally. All I can say is the other engineers didn’t like him nor did we trust him, there was something sketchy about that dude. I’m not surprised this went down and I hope he gets life in prison. What a douchebag
I think the reason for the lawsuit might be for insurance claims. If the judge declares someone at fault and they have insurance covering what their cat does then there's a payout.
A good portion of humanity are chasing a strange idea of success, but not all.
V. Good. And love the Clockwork Orange background music.
This story has the makings of an indie film. Great video-poor cat 😿
This truly is evil. I dont use that word lightly, either.
Unbelievable, ppl will grift off anything. The greed is astounding and it's never enough.
The most important question remains unanswered, what happened to the cat?
The water is not where the lead should be. 🤔🤪
Nurse practitioners are actually medical providers that can do many things doctors do. They diagnose, treat, write prescriptions. Makes this even worse.
Well done, I haven’t seen anyone else cover this
Another fantastic video! AWESOME WORK!
You're a real one Georg. & you ARE one of the Helpers.
I know these stories cab get grim & the grim lingers. If you need a little hope, if you're getting desperate to cover a Helper, I'm sure you know Nan Goldin was instrumental in calling out the Sacklers & embarrassing art world big shots. Nan Goldin is an absolute badass legend whose struggle with the Sacklers would make a great video someday.
Company 1 must have been smart enough to give their 10% to the big guy
Arrested... Bravo 👏 👏 👏
how many room fragrances and candles does a person need?!
A lot (if you're fugly and smell bad).
Wow the fact that she was proud of allegedly gentrifying a poor neighbourhood is the first red flag.
"Gentrification" is just improvement. Should someone be ashamed for renovating a dilapidated house?
Ah. You know these people.
@@Laotzu.Goldbug Its improvement in the same sense that sweeping all the dust under the rug is cleaning. The underlying issues are just shifted elsewhere. They are not solved.
@@retrocatalog like anything it can be done well or it can be done poorly. But the people who always use gentrification as a derogative seem to have an unqualified problem with the idea of coming into a place and building new buildings or renovating old ones, increasing the quality of the living and commercial spaces, with the inevitable result that rent and ownership costs are going to increase and people with more wealth are going to be spending more money there, obviously making it difficult for people who can't afford it.
The obvious implication there is that no one should ever think about doing something like that simply because it will be too expensive for some people who currently live there, and you should just let everything crumble. which is of course nonsensical.
@@Laotzu.Goldbugwhen there is no plan to protect existing stakeholders the gentrification is malicious. If you can’t imagine success without requiring that other people lose access to housing that they already had then you are no longer worth talking to. Your version of progress is just more raiding and pillaging.
I believe the hospital in the town I live in which owns all things in town is in cohoots with Insurance to steal from Govt. I've seen lots of crazy stuff.
This is my uncle he's a POS😅😂
Nurse Practitioners are almost doctors I believe so they should have known better.
Do Erik Prince next… he may be our next Secretary of Defense. 🤔
I'm glad we can trust our government to spend our tax dollars wisely! I wish I could turn over my life to the US government to manage! They are so wise and competent!
also, yes its noticeable to those who can read. Who is going to read billions of dollars of transactions going through Medicare? This happens way too often.
I have relatives who decided to get rich as business owners. He dropped out after 10th grade. She dropped out after 8th grade. They took thousands from his retired teacher mother and were "business people"
I love your grift episodes, Georg :). Fascinating video
If something doesn’t pass the smell test, a bank is going to look into it. Large amounts of money being wired and moved is going to be noticed.
One of the best videos!!
It always impresses me how well you can use music and editing to punctuate an introduction
is it just me or a medical device company called "cull" sounds ominous in this context?
Nine inch nails jump scare
From the title I thought this was about the funeral industry.😅
The video switches to the wedding registry item list and I swear there's some quiet version of the soviet anthem playing.