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Or, at the very least, one super-specific privileged, megalomaniac set of that generation.
He pulled me aside like, Yo, Delroy.
Just be straight up dawg.
Is this festival gonna happen.
All I did was scratch my head.
I was just like, Ja, its really not gonna happen.
I was in charge, and so its on me, he stutters.
The legal situation does not involve any aspects of the execution of the festival, he says.
(Jerry Media is one of the defendants named in celebrity lawyerMark Geragoss class-action lawsuit against the festival.)
Like the ticket holders, we were also misled.
Per our previous correspondence, Oren Aks has misrepresented himself.
you’re free to hope all you want.
More frequently, you have to sue.
So why didnt he just break that news to attendees?
[Blinks.Stares at ground.Internal panicking ensues.]
So after all was said and done, the Bahamas seized all the Fyre merch as collateral.
Me aint never stole any merch, he smirks.
And its true his schemes go way back.
In the doc, McFarland boasts about being a scamming prodigy.
I had like the worst fake-deep voice on the planet, he reminisces.
He can only think big.
(He successfully copied his cards bar using metal and magnetic tape to make working fakes.
Dont get any ideas, folks!)
But McFarlands in for the long con.
His true vocation at last!
