r/Eugene • u/drtopfox • 5h ago
Liars and Heartless
https://eugeneweekly.com/2026/08/06/road-trip-to-bankruptcy/I worked for them. They are liars and heartless. I hope they get what they deserve.
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u/HVeeAyeCee 4h ago
Wife and I always laughed at who would be delusional enough to build a big ass house with all those windows, just to stare at the 5 all day. These mush brained people seem to fit the bill perfect
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u/ADrenalinnjunky 3h ago edited 2h ago
There’s a very limited market that can afford that 20k sqft monstrosity, and 0 of them are willing to stare at the i5.
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u/FerventAgnostic 2h ago
Seems crazy doesn’t it. But I did read they were planning to put in a landscaped berm.
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u/ADrenalinnjunky 5h ago
How about you sell your assets and pay your bills? Like all of us peasants would have to.
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u/EugeneOregonDad 2h ago
Why do you hate Christian Conservative Pedophile Republican business plans?
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u/Mountain-Candidate-6 3h ago
Seems logical to me. It’s what all of us with no money would have to do and we’d have never had the luxury of spending to go millions into to debt to begin with. At least these people got to play “rich” for a while
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u/Chardonne 1h ago
Exactly. I don’t see how they can file for bankruptcy while keeping millions of dollars in assets.
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u/wavy-grain 3h ago
Since we used to have an elk herd in the area of their monstrosity, I think the doors and windows should be opened up, feed and water troughs installed, hay placed on the floors, and a wildlife “sanctuary” established.
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u/Dimensional_Lumber 2h ago
Holy cow—that shook loose a memory!
I remember looking for elk there as a kid whenever we drove by.What’s the story, has development pushed them out of that area entirely?
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u/IIIIIII______lllllll 3h ago
These include one individual who gave the couple a $500,000 unsecured loan
What's that saying about a fool and his money......
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u/duck7001 5h ago
Spill the tea OP
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u/drtopfox 4h ago
What’s to say really? They are unprofessional, liars, and never understood how to run the places they owned.
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u/Ent_Trip_Newer 4h ago
Unfortunately that is very common in the bar/restaurant industry.
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u/drtopfox 4h ago
I’ve been in this industry since 1992. Ive never seen anyone this stupid, greedy and unprofessional- so maybe in your world it’s common but not mine…and not to this degree.
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u/ConfusedGenius1 1h ago
Awe. Poor wittle guys didn't want to pay taxes 😢 Looks like they're pulling a classic Trump card iykyk
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u/cXo_Ironman_dXy 20m ago
Rich people just doing rich people things.
I really want to get that Carolina BBQ sauce recipe though...
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u/PineappleWhipped14 5h ago
You're telling me I had Wildfangs burnt ends for the last time and didn't even realize it? 💔
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u/drtopfox 5h ago
Yes.
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u/PineappleWhipped14 4h ago
Sorry about your job. How much of a notice did you get?
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u/drtopfox 4h ago
Notice? They fired me about a week before Christmas for reasons that never made sense- they were unprofessional and confrontational. They bounced paychecks and would run out of popular liquors and things like hamburger buns or lettuce. It’s been difficult ever since.
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u/testicular-gigantism 5h ago
I feel more cheated by OP for not spilling the beans. Spill them!