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@ManDaveJobGood
Confirmed Miscer ⚔️🍁🔫@ManDaveJobGood
36 views Jan 29, 2026 ~4 min read
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If you haven't been following me for a while I'm going to let you in on the biggest secret that white people aren't supposed to know about the pandemic relief programs
t.co/VsejYQGjbs
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You can pick any name that you think might fit the profile and find hundreds of businesses with a single employee
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If we take a look at our first Donquavius, we can highlight a pattern: a huge quantity of PPP loans were given in Georgia. With so many small business owners these must be very vibrant communities!
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While many of these loans were given out well before Peter Schiff tweeted this, I'm not sure if he realizes just how prescient his tweet was
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Nearly all were forgiven, especially the single employee ones. A few people who made flashy purchases and claimed larger loans got caught

Many, many Dodge Hellcats were repossessed, however. You can find very funny TikTok videos on this
@GravisKatten
Katten in Gravis Armor@GravisKatten
@ManDaveJobGood So are these people in debt now or did they just get forgiven
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What was the money spent on? Crab legs, down payments for Dodge Hellcats, Air Force 1s, trips to Miami, designer bags, and expensive alcohol seem to be the most common items
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Biden has prosecuted a very small number of cases of fraud and sometimes talks tough and spooks them. Meanwhile Trump is often seen as a generous source of free money
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In addition to crab populations taking a huge hit from 2020-2022, the proliferation of Dodge Hellcats at this time, seen in the name "Hellcat Me PPP", may also help to explain the famous motor vehicle death rate graph by the great @Steve_Sailer
x.com/ElderBartleby/…
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@Steve_Sailer Inflation, the slow rate that people returned to work, and many other peculiar patterns from 2020-2022 can best be understood by realizing there was a not-quite-life-changing influx of cash into certain communities from fraudulent PPP loans as well as other pandemic-era programs
x.com/ElderBartleby/…
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When you look at the businesses though, you realize a lot of them had a really great sense of humor about the whole thing. It's hard for me to get that mad at people who recognized a really easy mark and got a trip to Miami with bottle service out of it
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Again, there are an unbelievable number of datapoints from this era
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There are multiple databases that still have all of this available, between this and "PPP + [word]" searches on Twitter it's endless entertainment
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I think there might a reason besides inflation that Nike sales rose to a record high in 2021 and then found themselves with too much inventory by the end of 2022
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Anyway here's an unrelated thing that was also happening:
x.com/RapDailyNews/s…
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I had always guessed this would happen once they realized the implications of actually prosecuting fraud, but it's nice to see confirmation
x.com/jacoburowsky/s…
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An update on our friend Donquavius:
x.com/_oatish/status…
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I decided to test out some wild names in the PPP database on ProPublica. Feel free to try for yourself and post the best ones
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Huh

I wonder how the Hellcat became so common in high crime neighborhoods in the first place
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Hellcats seem very dangerous!!!
@flapprdotnet
Flappr@flapprdotnet
@ManDaveJobGood seems like a very dangerous vehicle
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Though I hadn't seen this plot, I'm not surprised. Having monitored this for so long, I noticed that our Pandemic Small Business Owners always call for lockdowns whenever they see a headline about covid cases rising. Many express regret for not getting loans the first time
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@PatrickHeizer
Patrick Heizer@PatrickHeizer
@jeremykauffman New business applications spiked higher and have maintained since the pandemic.
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Many such cases! I imagine they're staying ready with some LLCs just in case
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A very interesting story that answers a lot of PPP questions:
lohud.com/story/news/cri…
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This scheme was cooked up by a government employee, and someone with a little bit of finance knowledge. Makes sense that people with a little insider knowledge were involved, and that they got kickbacks

Also explains certain cities and states having high numbers of loans
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An additional update, someone pointed this out to me yesterday but I can't find the comment

Lyrics from a recent track by Chief Keef:
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ImPPPortant second thread about the fate of some of these small business owners:
@ManDaveJobGood
Confirmed Miscer ⚔️🍁🔫@ManDaveJobGood
A thread on the struggles of small business owners in Joe Biden's America:
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After thousands and thousands of requests to create a country song using AI tools about PPP fraud, it's finally here

@ManDaveJobGood
Confirmed Miscer ⚔️🍁🔫@ManDaveJobGood
Exciting news: my frens and I have recorded a song about the most imPPPortant toPPPic in America

Please give a listen to the country smash hit "All He Did Was Buy Crab Legs"
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An answer to the most PPPressing question of the 2020s
@ManDaveJobGood
Confirmed Miscer ⚔️🍁🔫@ManDaveJobGood
The most important statistic of the decade is here

During the pandemic, 523 women with the first name of Shaniqua took out PPP loans

The amount loaned to Shaniqua small business owners in 2020 and 2021 totals approximately 8.4 million dollars
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It is haPPPening again
@LeadingReport
Leading Report@LeadingReport
BREAKING: Kamala Harris has proposed forgivable loans of up to $20,000 for black entrepreneurs.
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You cannot understand the PPPost-covid world without understanding PPP loans

Imagine a SPPPirit Airlines flight to Miami in 2021
@AlecStapp
Alec Stapp@AlecStapp
One decent way to track this:

FAA data on “unruly passenger reports” shows a much higher level of anti-social behavior relative to pre-COVID baseline.
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This was my favorite uPPPdate so far
@ManDaveJobGood
Confirmed Miscer ⚔️🍁🔫@ManDaveJobGood
It's been a while since I posted an uPPPdate on the world of America's small business owners. We have a pair of incredible stories today out of Atlanta

Carl Delano Torjagbo (I am assuming he is an African immigrant, probably a Ghanan) claimed to own a gold mine in Ghana in which he employed Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman, Oliver Twist, and Jon Snow. He scored nearly 10 million on the PPP loan in 2021, and got over 3 million on an additional attempt at IRS fraud

A notable quirk about our friend Carl here is that while he did get himself a Lambo, he had a particular fixation on plastic surgery, especially ab implants

He also spent about a million on real estate, trucks, and trailers for a freight and logistics business. Thankfully now we won't have to worry about who he would have chosen to drive his trucks
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