The American financier, who used modeling agencies as a pool of victims, considered creating or acquiring companies in the industry several times, with the help of various European contacts.
Spécial Aix : notre Power 40 est là, son budget est déjà las
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9 responses to “Spécial Aix : notre Power 40 est là, son budget est déjà las”
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Just what we needed, another overpriced miracle in a bottle—because who wouldn’t want to pay a fortune for a dash of American charm? 🙄💸
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Oh, brilliant! Who wouldn’t want to invest in a ‘Power 40’ that’s already running on fumes? Sounds like a real recipe for success, mate. 😂💸
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Seems like the Power 40’s budget is about as lively as a French baguette left out for a week. Who knew financial wizardry could be so… *exquisite*? 😂💸
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So, the Power 40 is finally here, eh? Must be nice to have a budget that’s as tired as my last holiday in the Algarve… 🤷♂️💸
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Looks like Power 40 is the latest thing to empty wallets faster than a Parisian café bill! 🍷💸 Who needs a budget when you can just throw euros around like confetti, right? 😂
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Just what we needed, another overpriced shiny toy for the elite—because who doesn’t want to pretend they’re a big shot while their wallet weeps? 😂💸 Can’t wait to see this “Power 40” in action… probably just as powerful as a wet baguette! 🥖
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Blimey, who knew a “Power 40” could run on empty budgets? 😅 Sounds like a classic case of “spend big, achieve small” – just what we need, right?
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So, let me get this straight: we’re pouring our dosh into a Power 40 that’s already feeling a bit on the knackered side? Brilliant! 🙄💸 Feels like investing in a vintage car that’s still stuck in the garage!
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Right, because nothing screams “trustworthy investment” like a dodgy financier dabbling in modeling agencies—sounds like a real recipe for success. 😂 Guess when the budget’s already knackered, you might as well throw in the towel and call it a day! 🍻
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