Bryan Green

Astrid went over there one time, cleaned out her closet.

She was starting to put the same clothes in piles.

She had like 15 piles where there were multiples of the same exact thing.

That is predatory.

But I do get it.

I do understand that, you know, it's not QVC's responsibility to make sure my mom is spending her money responsibly.

But when you keep on extending the credit and extending the credit and extending the credit, it's too much.

And that's exactly what these companies were doing back during the TV psychic hotline days.

And that's why PRN, not PFN, which is Psychic Friends Network, but PRN, which is Psychic Readers Network...

They were extending mass amounts of credit to a lot of people to the tune of half a billion dollars worth of, like, outstanding debt that people had to this one company.

And they just kept extending the credit when they were finally taken down by, like, some, you know, whatever, the Department of Justice or whoever.

They agreed to forgive all of that debt.

So the last half a billion didn't count for them.

But, you know, it's just one of those things.

It's like...

Especially in this day and age, in 2025, where everything is monetized and we're all essentially trying to take advantage of each other.

It's just one of those things that's happening.

We're in one of those late capitalism stages where everyone just wants to get their bag and head off to Mykonos and buy a house or West Palm Beach or whatever.

Ibiza.

You just have to be mindful that not everybody has your best interest at heart.