Like when they're Avenging they have access to a nearly bottomless expense account but they don't get an actual paycheck Sounds like a great deal until you have to apply for a mortgage
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Replying to @arthur_affect @mssilverstein and
I'm kinda unsure if Sam is actually poor or just struggling with his sister's desire to get rid of the boat, though? He certainly never seems to have any issues paying for anything, and he's got EXTREMELY expensive, high-maintenance kit. His wings must go through money like water
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Replying to @loudpenitent @mssilverstein and
If he was actually RICH rich then the loan wouldn't be an issue, he could just pay her expenses in cash
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Replying to @arthur_affect @mssilverstein and
Maybe I'm remembering wrong but the impression I got was that he WAS offering to do it and she didn't want him to?
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Replying to @loudpenitent @arthur_affect and
No he was offering to add his name to the SBA loan. Cosign. Because he's famous and goodwill.
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Replying to @jmarquiso @loudpenitent and
Right, no matter what, if he COULD pay off the debt in cash then the time to do it was after the racist banker told him in polite words to kiss off His stated plan to go around hat in hand begging to "every bank in the city" is not what you would do if you had any other choice
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Replying to @arthur_affect @jmarquiso and
yea, although I guess a plothole is he probably should have enough money to serve as a cosigner for a moderately sized loan...So how deep in debt is his sister?
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Replying to @jamari_oneal @jmarquiso and
I didn't find that to be that unrealistic, when lending is tight banks don't care so much about your current balance as whether you have a steady income Someone who makes the occasional big cash deposit but then has months or years of dry spells is the definition of "risky"
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Replying to @arthur_affect @jamari_oneal and
The implication of this scene was clearly that institutional racism was at work here so I don't mean to defend the banker character But I mean, it is a serious question whether you should lend money to Sam, considering his job means he might get shot dead on his very next gig
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The boat's clearly a bad investment but if you're making enough money at your day job to keep making payments on the boat then that shouldn't really be the bank's primary concern (A mortgage on a home is a loan on an asset that makes no money at all)
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