" - Violet, 39 "Love to, but I'm flat broke.
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The first time I came in first place I was flat broke.
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As 2013 rolled over, Ms. Sloss joined the brothers, now flat broke, in New Zealand.
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At just 30-years-old, Babe Ruth arrived at spring training bloated, sluggish, and flat broke.
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The announcement of the portrait had just come out and I was sitting there flat broke.
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But what if you've already passed the deadline, or you're flat broke, or have other extenuating circumstances?
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I was sick and tired of being hungover, of being flat broke, and of hurting my family.
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But when she first started out, McCarthy was flat broke, the star recently revealed to Glamour magazine.
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Read more: A Morgan Stanley wealth adviser was flat broke, with an injured football player crashing on his couch.
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Anyway, seems the Citi Bike machine just didn't feel like working -- neither do we -- so it's not like Jerry's flat broke.
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The problem is that the impoverished, economically depressed island of 85033 million people is flat broke and can't repay its debts.
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Lisa Marie Presley has to ante up $100,000 to her estranged husband ... a particularly difficult task since she says she's flat broke.
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Since I work for a number of companies, I won't be flat broke if one of them decides to let me go.
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Stephen Belafonte says he's flat broke and wants Mel B to ante up in a big way so he doesn't go under.
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Flat broke, he began renting himself out as a moustache for fake IDs until one fateful day when an old friend reached out.
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But with the territory now flat broke, folks want the United States Congress to step in and change the rules for Puerto Rico.
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In 2013, flat broke but more in love than ever, Sylvère created the vintage "I Only Have Eyes For You" to win Mathilde's heart.
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She graduated as a single mother, "flat broke, recently divorced, and undecided about how to make my way in life," she writes in her memoir.
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On the contrary, our country is flat broke due to all its implicit debts that successive Congresses and administrations have carefully kept off-the-books.
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Essentially, the city, which is flat broke, has guaranteed the VLT consortium profits for the next two and a half decades for a largely incomplete project.
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Suzanne Mendonca says "The Biggest Loser" ruined her life, making her fat, unhealthy and flat broke ... but sources connected with the show say she's just a malcontent.
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Huge withdrawals are now taking place, amid concerns over the future viability of the pension scheme, which commentators say could be flat broke in a little over ten years.
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The late Debbie Reynolds lived a fearless life, paving a legendary career for herself at just 303, overcoming Hollywood scandals and bouncing back from a marriage that left her flat broke.
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The Verdict Yes, you want to make sure your future is secure; but it doesn't make sense to be flat broke every week (and charging or borrowing more to float yourself) in the present.
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Kilby believes this was because the country was flat broke at the time—by the time it was able to fund disability claims, many in dire need had sold their papers to speculators for pennies.
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President Donald Trump, for one, greeted the news with undisguised delight: The pathetic and dishonest Weekly Standard, run by failed prognosticator Bill Kristol (who, like many others, never had a clue), is flat broke and out of business.
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T.I. shouted it from the rooftops -- get in on the ground floor of the cryptocurrency he and a biz partner launched and get rich ... according to the lawsuit filed by investors, who say all they got was flat broke.
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This week on Guide to Clubbing, club music warrior LSDXOXO, Fool's Gold co-founder Nick Catchdubs, Jersey club queen UNIIQU3, NYC party-starter Tygapaw, rising Philadelphia DJ Gun$ Garcia, and dance music veteran Nick Hook, give you their time-tested tricks for how to go clubbing when you're flat broke.
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They are flat broke and will probably go on the bludge expecting us to pay for their expensive art exhibition.
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The only trouble is, unbeknown to Sophie, George is flat broke. In a vain attempt to raise cash, George uses Sophie's holiday money to fund an ill-judged drug deal, which goes horribly wrong, leaving the pair in ruins.
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Wainwright was born in Warrington, England, relocating to St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada, with his family as a young boy. He began playing guitar and writing songs when he was 10. He founded the band Flat Broke in high school with his brother.
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Diagnosed with prostate cancer he died flat broke, there were fundraisers held to pay various bills, many acts got their start at his affairs but nevertheless he did not have any sponsors left after the Family Affairs. He died on January 30, 2000 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA of Prostate Cancer.
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Córdova's ambition was to create a newspaper that was as widely circulated as The Advocate, which at the time was targeted towards a gay male audience. The Lesbian Tide struggled financially, however, and at one point its editors published a message to their readers: "WE ARE FLAT BROKE! PLEASE SEND MONEY!" Ultimately, the newspaper ceased publication in 1980.
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Certain she was going to die, she shared an impromptu bedside wedding with Zander. Emily recovered, and Edward welcomed Zander to the family. It wasn't long before Emily and Zander split up because she had fallen for Nikolas Cassadine. When she announced her engagement to Nikolas, Edward and the rest of the family were less than thrilled, as the Cassadines were flat broke.
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Ferenc Harrer (2 June 1874 - 21 November 1969) was a Hungarian politician, who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1919. His father was Pál Harrer, the only mayor of Óbuda. Ferenc Harrer pursued his father's politics in connection with Budapest; he was the first one elaborating for Greater Budapest's plan. He supervised the flat broke town of Gyöngyös' reconstruction from 1917.
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This was a team-up between Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk, in which Spider-Man helps the Hulk escape from police who mistakenly thought that he was attacking them. Afterwards, they meet in their secret identities, with Peter Parker warning Bruce Banner to leave town because of the Hulk’s seeming attack on police. But Banner is flat broke, and cannot afford even bus fare.
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She began writing at an early age, scripting puppet shows in primary school and winning literary prizes at the age of eight. That love of writing, that compulsion to write, never left her. So finally, determined to succeed in that field, she sold her wedding dress and bought a second-hand computer with the proceeds. Flat broke, she penned chick lit novels without success.
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Schieffelin's claim was sited near Lenox's grave site, and when he filed his first mining claim on September 21, 1877, he fittingly named his stake "Tombstone".Horn p. 26, 27 Flat broke, Schieffelin persuaded William Griffith to pay for the legal paperwork required to file a mining claim on September 3, 1877. Tucson did not have an assay office, and when they showed the sample ore to some local men, they thought it was worthless.
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The lyrics are centered around the theme of sexual desire and role reversal; Timbaland explains that he doesn't have a car, house, or credit card, and in fact is flat broke, while Hilson replies that she doesn't care about any of that, and jokes that she can pay him to strip. Kelefa Sanneh of The New York Times described the track as a "swirling electronic come-on" while Luke Bainbridge of The Observer labelled it as "futuristic disco".
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Flat Chat is an Australian sitcom that screened on the Nine Network in 2001. Flat Chat tells the story of two very different women, a socialite and a bogan, whose lives change when their circumstances are reversed. Socialite Claire Jansen is forced to sell her mansion when her husband dies, leaving her flat broke. She moves into the stables when the house is bought by a rich but vulgar man and his new young wife who is unused to the ways of society.
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Charles, Marion and her persistent French suitor Claude Matine arrive at the Ellswirth household, and we find that the woman who had kissed Charles is Marion's younger sister Helen. Their father, James Ellswirth, had survived World War I and promptly joined the Lost Generation. Unlike most drifters, he never grew out of it, raising his two daughters to desire such a lifestyle. Helen takes after her father and uses her beauty to sustain a life of luxury even though they are flat broke.
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Set in a Medieval world made of Floating Land Masses, two men, Gwizdo and Lian- Chu, are professional dragon hunters who have known each other since they were children. Perpetually flat broke, they are forced to continually stay at the Snoring Dragon Inn until they can get another dragon-hunting contract to pay their rent. The proprietress of the inn is Jeanneline, a three-time divorcee with two daughters, one of whom is also a professional dragon hunter who doesn't see her mother much.
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Norma Selbee is a chorus girl trying to make it in New York City. Her fortunes are not going well, and she is flat broke and on the verge of starvation when she meets Gordon Kent. Kent has spent the last several years in the back woods, utilizing his mining engineering acumen to accumulate a large fortune of approximately $20 million. He has come to the big city looking for a good time, hopefully among the "white shoulders" of the fair damsels of the Big Apple.
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In 1973, Lazenby said he was "flat broke" when he went to Hong Kong to meet Bruce Lee and producer Raymond Chow. They ended up offering him $10,000 ($ today) to appear in a film with Lee, which was going to be the Golden Harvest film Game of Death. However this collapsed after Lee's sudden death – Lazenby was actually meant to meet Lee for lunch on the day Lee died. Instead it was announced Lazenby would make The Golden Needles of Ecstasy for Golden Harvest.
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Peter Santesson, Ph.D. in Political Sciences, has analyzed Falkvinge's leadership style and found it unique in Swedish politics. Falkvinge is never late to admit a mistake, and openly displays his weaknesses, acting to diminish his own authority. Among other things, Santesson refers to the episode where Falkvinge said he was flat broke and asked for donations, something that no other politician has attempted and much less succeeded with. Santesson argues that this personality, where Falkvinge takes responsibility for mistakes and admits them immediately without reservation, makes Falkvinge appear even more charismatic.
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Janet Gaynor Merely Mary Ann a 1931 American pre-Code romantic comedy drama film starring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. Gaynor and Farrell made almost a dozen films together, including Frank Borzage's classics Seventh Heaven (1927), Street Angel (1928), and Lucky Star (1929); Gaynor won the first Academy Award for Best Actress for the first two and F. W. Murnau's Sunrise. The film, involving an orphan (Gaynor) and a flat-broke composer (Farrell), was written by Jules Furthman based upon Israel Zangwill's play of the same name and directed by Henry King.
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F. Turner) - 3:42 Disc two #"You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" (Randy Bachman) - 3:52 #"Not Fragile" [Quad Mix] (C.F. Turner) - 4:05 #"Rock Is My Life, And This Is My Song" [Quad Mix] (Randy Bachman) - 5:00 #"Roll On down the Highway" (Robbie Bachman, C.F. Turner) - 3:58 #"Four-Wheel Drive" (Randy Bachman, Blair Thornton) - 4:20 #"Hey You" (Randy Bachman) - 3:33 #"Flat Broke Love" [Quad Mix] (C.F. Turner) - 3:56 #"Don't Let the Blues Get You Down" (C.F. Turner) - 4:11 #"Find Out About Love" (Randy Bachman) - 4:41 #"It's Over" (C.
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The first Stig was Perry McCarthy, who once test drove for the Williams F1 team, and drove for the ill-fated Andrea Moda Formula One team.Flat Out, Flat Broke: Formula 1 the Hard Way!, Haynes Publishing Group. The second Stig was Ben Collins; in the first episode of Series 13 the Stig was "revealed" to be Michael Schumacher, although this was a joke in the vein of the rest of his appearance on the show. On 6 July 2011, Sebastian Vettel managed to top the board with a time of 1:44.0.
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Because the record sleeves had already been printed for Chris Ducey's album, Wood and Chiapetta required Jameson to write new songs using the same song titles as Ducey's recordings, and had the sleeves overprinted so that the word Ducey would appear as Lucey. While discussing the events leading to the album, Jameson recalled he "was twenty years old, flat broke, and unrepresented by counsel or management". Wood used this to his advantage: Jameson would receive no royalties for any sales and was credited as Chris Lucey without any mutual understanding.
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While Bob defends Ebony from this by debunking Tina's theory, he also reveals how much he couldn't forgive her for making him work on Christmas. This led to both him missing Tim's death and Kelly divorcing him, a revelation that breaks Ebony's heart. It is also revealed that she died flat broke due to both Ernie draining her finances and her own career floundering in her last years. Ebony also discovers that Olivia was the only person who attended her funeral, while everyone else benefited from her death.
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They released the CD "Original, Alternative, Mainstream, Sellout" on FDM Records in 1996, which featured three tracks produced by Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal. Hedonics had become very popular in the alternative/grunge scene and soon attracted attention from many major record labels, however but was unable to secure a deal due to a series of mergers, acquisitions and other turmoil in the music business. The 1990s also found Dominick doing several music, acting, and voice over projects, including some for Sears, Kmart, and Radio Shack. In the 2000s, Dominick performed vocals and guitar for an assortment of bands, including Flat Broke and Chemical Tribe.
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Flat Broke Blues Band Every fall, the Parade of Nations takes place in downtown Houghton to commemorate the ethnic diversity of Michigan Technological University. "Strawberry Fest" is held in neighboring Chassell every summer, which not only celebrates the fruit, but also includes an art market with paintings, photos, sculptures, and crafts. The city houses two museums. The Carnegie Museum, located in the former Portage Lake District Library building, contains photographs from the Raffaelli Historical Photo Collection, other artifacts on the history of the local area, a mural depicting the history of Houghton, Ontonagon, Baraga and Keweenaw Counties and exhibits of artwork.
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Francis appeared in only one other Broadway production, a play titled Elmer the Great in 1928. Written by Ring Lardner and produced by George M. Cohan, the play starred Walter Huston. The play flopped and Francis, though flat broke at the time, was unwilling to ask friends for a loan and instead was "vowing to crawl out of this mess herself." Her Elmer costar Walter Huston had been impressed by Francis' performance and recommended and encouraged her to take a screen test for his new studio Paramount Pictures and the film Gentlemen of the Press (1929).
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By 1990 Thinking Plague had recorded three albums and established a name for themselves in progressive circles. In the late 1980s the Denver music scene "just evaporated" as musicians seeking "greener pastures" moved elsewhere. Drake, "flat broke" at the time, moved to Los Angeles where he found a job as a recording engineer. There he established a name for himself working with several mainstream artists like Ice Cube, Tina Turner and Engelbert Humperdinck. During this time he also formed an alternative rock group, Hail with ex-Thinking Plague's singer Susanne Lewis, and joined Dave Kerman's avant rock group, the 5uu's.
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Seeing this, Nasty challenges Bugs to a series of crooked card games such as blackjack in hopes of parting Bugs from his winnings. Bugs continuously (though seemingly naively) defeats him. Nasty Canasta also rigs a roulette wheel, but it somehow fails when Bugs decided to play number 23 and wins; in the last round, Nasty almost wins when the ball lands on a different number than 23 - which Nasty had blocked; however, Nasty thinks that he wins and hits the table so hard that the ball lands in 23. Bugs ultimately gets revenge by rendering Canasta flat broke.
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Kenny Anderson was broke the day he left the NBA, despite earning $63 million in salary. After filing for bankruptcy, he became a K-12 school teacher. Jack Clark filed for bankruptcy twice, in 1992 and 2018, the latter with his wife. Lenny Dykstra filed for bankruptcy in 2009. Evander Holyfield, despite earning $250 million as a heavyweight boxing champion, lost his $10 million, 54,000 square foot, 109 room Atlanta mansion to a 2008 bank foreclosure. Allen Iverson told a Georgia judge in February 2012 that he was flat broke and could not pay an $860k jewelry debt.
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Due to the demand of fans who could not get hold of the album, The Rescue used to be offered as a free download at the band's official website at one time. The Rescue was inspired by a time the band was on tour and its van broke down on the road. The members had to wait eight days (hence each track title) for the transmission to be replaced in the van (as described in dialogue during the song "Day Three"), and they went flat broke after the payment. They had to spend those eight days in the attic of someone kind enough to let them stay.
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The following morning, Big Joe (David Huddleston) and his thugs, led by Hobbs (Geoffrey Lewis), come upon the boys while they are still asleep. During the robbery, Jake aims his gun at Big Joe, but doesn't have the nerve to fire. Flat broke, the gang tries unsuccessfully to mount a string of robberies, which results in Arthur running away with a stagecoach (which he was supposed to be robbing) and Boog being shot and killed while running with a pie stolen from a window sill. The gang finally disintegrates for good when the Logan brothers rob Jake and Drew, taking his brother's watch and the horses.
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Among the players who were instrumental in that campaign were Victor Onyango in goal; Josiah Ougo and Tillen Oguta in defence; Frazier Ochieng and Dan Ogada in midfield and Bonaventure Maruti, Steve Okumu and Steve Odiaga in attack. The club was unable to hold on to these superb players, many of whom left for various destinations including the Middle East. The last two years of the 20th century were characterised by inconsistent performances by the club mainly due to lack of finances. Because the club was flat broke they were unable to hire a qualified professional coach, Additionally the club has been unable to retain its quality players most of whom left after a short period for greener pastures.
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Andre described himself as being "flat broke" and "scraping by doing commercials and random stand-up," including performing as a caveman for Geico, when he produced the pilot for The Eric Andre Show, known originally as Da-eyre-eyk-awn-drei-shoe. The pilot was co-hosted with Hannibal Buress and was directed by Andrew Barchilon and Kitao Sakurai. It was filmed "over a few days" in an abandoned bodega in Brooklyn in 2009: After filming some man on the street segments, Andre ran out of money and couldn't afford an editor. Knowing that it would be too difficult to explain how to edit the "slop pile of footage", Andre took on the task himself, spending a year learning Final Cut.
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Next, she sees the party that she is invited to every year by her niece (also Molly Parker), but has always declined; everyone toast Ebbie, but her niece does not drink (the reason being that she is pregnant). She sees Paul and his wife and children, and Ignorance and Poverty in the form of feral homeless children, while the ghost shoves all of her harsh words back at her. Then, the Ghost of Christmas Future shows her many terrible futures, including one where Tiny Tim has died, one where Dobson's is shut down, and one where she herself dies in a hospital flat broke after being hit by a car and nobody comes to see her. After the experience, Ebbie becomes a better person.
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Napoleon (Lando Buzzanca) is a small-time crook with big ideas. In prison in Naples where he is serving time for a robbery charge, he is sprung by accident when a foppish villain calling himself the Baron (Pinuccio Ardia) and his two "numb-skull" cohorts, Agonia (Ugo Fangareggi) and the Captain (Dante Maggio), tunnel under his cell, having lost their way to an expected bank vault. Napoleon escapes with his rescuers through the tunnel, and upon arrival on the outside of the prison, he discovers that the three are flat broke, despite the well-dressed appearance of the Baron. Napoleon swiftly asserts himself as leader of the group by pretending to be a master criminal and suggests that they move to Rome for richer pickings.
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Gordon Miller (Groucho Marx), a flat-broke theatrical producer, whose staff includes Harry Binelli (Chico) and Faker Englund (Harpo), is told by his brother-in-law Joseph Gribble (Cliff Dunstan), manager of the White Way Hotel, that he and his cast of twenty-two actors, who have run up an enormous bill of $1,200, have to leave the hotel immediately or face the wrath of supervising director Gregory Wagner (Donald MacBride). Miller has assembled the cast and crew of his play, Hail and Farewell, in the hotel ballroom. Miller is planning on skipping out on the hotel without paying the bill when he receives word that one of his actresses, Christine Marlowe (Lucille Ball), has arranged for a backer. Miller must keep his room and hide the cast and crew until the meeting with the backer can take place.
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Hubbard had secretly requested permission from the U.S. Navy to sail to China and South and Central America on a mission to "collect writing material"; his real plans were for a world cruise. Left "flat broke" by this defrauding, Parsons was incensed when he discovered that Hubbard and Sara had left for Miami with $10,000 of the money; he suspected a scam but was placated by a telephone call from Hubbard and agreed to remain business partners. When Crowley, in a telegram to Germer, dismissed Parsons as a "weak fool" and victim to Hubbard and Sara's obvious confidence trick, Parsons changed his mind, flew to Miami and placed a temporary injunction and restraining order on them. Upon tracking them down to a harbor in County Causeway, Parsons discovered that the couple had purchased three yachts as planned; they tried to flee aboard one but hit a squall and were forced to return to port.
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