> And for months, small businesses have turned to social media to complain about the company’s outstanding debts. Though D&D was a company and the situation is

> And for months, small businesses have turned to social media to complain about the company’s outstanding debts. Though D&D was a company and the situation is somewhat different, this reminds me of my tutoring experience with a few supposedly affluent NYC clients; they had a similar capacity to appear posh while somehow being unable to pay their invoices without heavy cajoling. Made me happy I forced clients to sign up for recurring payment with stripe, which at least reduced the number of times I had to "remind" them. My own experience is obviously anecdotal and specific, but if anything I found a negative correlation between external markers of wealth and ability/willingness (same result on my end) to pay invoices.