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> If he's to be believed He's not, and Nilay Patel repeatedly calls him on his BS during the interview.
by lapcat 3y ago
> If he's to be believed
He's not, and Nilay Patel repeatedly calls him on his BS during the interview.
- tb_technical 3y agoNilay jumps down his throat as soon as the conversation gets political. I wish the interview talked about specifics that caused the deal to fall through. Because the end result of a 5% tax break for a real estate pump and dump isn't all that profitable.
- lapcat 3y ago> Nilay jumps down his throat as soon as the conversation gets political. I would frame it as, Nilay jumps down his throat as soon as he tells an obvious, refutable lie. ;-)