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From the (lack of) context we don't really know the intent or opinions of those involved. I've seen things that are technically "loans", but realistically gift
by kimixa 2y ago
From the (lack of) context we don't really know the intent or opinions of those involved.
I've seen things that are technically "loans", but realistically gifts as there was never any expectation of being paid back.
Or it might not. I certainly can't tell from the article, and a quick google doesn't seem to suggest it's well documented.
- tomcam 2y agoReason can tell us something about the intent of those involved. > Despite his fame, his accountant did not allow Page to have much money No one got in Jimmy Page's way ever. There's not a chance in hell that he didn't have the £10,000 or whatever an obscure occult bookshop would cost in early 70s England, an economy still devastated by WWII and a worldwide recession. He's also a smart guy with an obviously good memory. Even now, despite decades of drug abuse, he sounds like an archetypal English gentleman. Zero loss of mental acuity at an age when many are ravaged by dementia. Mageek was ripped off by Jimmy Page. Shameful for both parties.