That is what I have always figured but sometimes I wonder. I have seen people do it and just ball out of control hard for a long time and then file for bankruptcy. In the United States you can sort of just reset the deck like that and wash everything away. In fact that people that I bought this property off of filed for bankruptcy and they seem to live a better life and have nicer cars than I have. So I don't know. I know that seems like a weird way to look at it but if a person just said screw it and went for it really hard in business and then got washed out. They could reset the deck.
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