I would expect him to have to actually fight in order to get out of it. I mean he wasn't getting his debt wiped away without at least filing for bankruptcy and going through everything that wound up entailing. Shouldn't have ended the way it did, but he still did more there than he has done in this case.Yeah, that makes sense looking back. Which is probably the same thing a lot of us will say when he gets out of paying awarded court fees.
You ever seen the articles some websites publish about the big-time streamers? Talking about them making millions of dollars? The kinds of normies who run banks don't often enough bother to check how accurate that shit is, or the difference in streamers. Kind of like a lot of folks who assume pretty much anybody in movies is richer than they usually are.Looking at it in that moment, though, it seemed like at least one of them would have known what a streamer is and wanted a deeper dive into how a relatively obscure one was spending that much money on it. Especially if they pulled up Twitch or YouTube to actually watch Phil. Or hell, even said, "Huh, you make $10,000 a month with $5,000 personal expenses and $5,000 business expenses. That's suspiciously convenient."
I don't know, he failed miserably with that Mass Effect stream that was supposed to bring in $3k, and that was with arrangements clearly having been made beforehand, given his chipper mood at the start, which only faded away after it became clear that his whalechairs had failed him.It's not like it matters, anyway. Even if Midfirst can compel him to pay the fees and he doesn't pigroach his way out of it, some sped will roll in and give him the money.
