Nipping An Affair In The Bud

This is great advice if some clown is messing with one's wife. This has to be the best video by Coach Corey Wayne.

I should have done this 30 years ago when my wife was messing with a so-called "family friend". My ex has remarried, but he is still her male orbiter.

Robert Kiyosaki Recommends Bitcoin, Gold, Silver Investments

It appears that the economy is going to make a major tailspin downwards. 

Author Robert Kiyosaki reiterates that people should invest in Bitcoin, gold and silver "before it's too late."

According to an article in Cointelegraph:

The average person who tries to save money is a “loser,” said Kiyosaki while recommending investments in Bitcoin and precious metals.

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the personal finance book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has reiterated his support for assets like Bitcoin, gold and silver as inflation threatens to worsen living standards globally.

The price of gold recently crossed $2,000 per ounce, marking a steady recovery amid the weakening value of fiat currencies. As a strong supporter of the Bitcoin ecosystem, Kiyosaki recommended his over 2.4 million followers on X (formerly Twitter) to reduce their exposure to fiat currencies, which he called the “fake money system.”

The average person who tries to save money is a “loser,” said Kiyosaki while recommending other forms of investments, such as gold, silver and BTC:

“Don’t be a loser. Get out of FAKE money system. Get into gold, silver, Bitcoin now…. Before it’s too late.”

To read more, go here.

Here is an interesting video from Coach Corey Wayne in which he describes what to expect in the real estate market and interest rates as he's seen it all before:

Prepping Up!

Last night, I was up to around midnight going through my files and paper documents in preparation for next week's taping of the Hot Bench court show of my case against Denise Santos. I spoke with the producer yesterday and their attorneys requested a few things (such as Hawaii pictures and proof of the engagement). So that got me started to get things located and organized in preparation for the show.

There were a number of things that I couldn't locate or had completely forgotten about. But, fortunately for me, my "honorary sister" came to my rescue, even though she was busy with a ton of work-related things.

She is a self-described "virtual packrat" and saves everything. She said, "The day after you throw out that "unnecessary" receipt or whatever, you will need it very badly with no warning.  That's just the way it is."

It wasn't all drudgery last night as we had some fun bantering about the events of the past few months (yes, I can now laugh about it). She said, "Hmmm, finding stuff to prove she is lying is SO much more interesting than [the stuff from work]. I think I can find you a lot more on the boobs even." 

In reading much of what she came up with and sent me, I am more convinced than ever that narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) was definitely involved. The things that happened with Denise Santos made no sense until I saw that video by Coach Corey Wayne on "I Dated A Narcissist". Now they do.

NPD is described by Wikipedia as:

Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is a long-term pattern of abnormal behavior characterized by exaggerated feelings of self-importance, an excessive need for admiration, and a lack of understanding of others' feelings. People affected by it often spend a lot of time thinking about achieving power or success, or about their appearance. They often take advantage of the people around them. The behavior typically begins by early adulthood, and occurs across a variety of situations.

According to the DSM-5, people with NPD have most (or all) of these symptoms:

1. Grandiosity with expectations of superior treatment from others
2. Fixated on fantasies of power, success, intelligence, attractiveness, etc.
3. Self-perception of being unique, superior and associated with high-status people and institutions
4. Needing constant admiration from others
5. Sense of entitlement to special treatment and to obedience from others
6. Exploitative of others to achieve personal gain
7. Unwilling to empathize with others' feelings, wishes, or needs
8. Intensely jealous of others and the belief that others are equally jealous of them
9. Pompous and arrogant demeanor

Thankfully, she came up with many things that will support my case concerning "Thelma & Louise" (i.e., the boobs) and how California Civil Code 1590 applies to them. I also found much that I needed via the Wayback Machine. I had to delete a number of blog posts per an agreement that my Denise and I arrived at (that expires in August 2019). But, once things get on the Internet, things are really never gone forever. Just ask Hillary Clinton! 

It all boils down to convincing the panel:

 "Do you seriously think I would pay to get those done just so that she could leave me shortly after that surgery and show them off to other men, while abandoning her commitment to our marriage but leaving me to pay for them?"  

The stuff we came up with last night will go a long way to support my contentions.

I have a much better feeling about my chances of success on Hot Bench.

It is interesting that Denise agreed to go on the show. I am sure episodes are re-run in different markets and they are also available for viewing on YouTube. You can bet that our episode will be posted on this blog and all my friends will be passing on the link to it.

The way I see things these days: My fiancee died last April and a demon took her form. I am battling the demon.

Kick-back Time In Ventura

Above, The Beast at camp. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

A couple of nights were spent at the Ventura Beach RV Resort with my former roomie, Jes. I got home a little while ago and finished unpacking. We had a great time.

She needed some relaxation time (and to give her dad a break), so she came along and enjoyed it.

We also had our pets with us. She brought her dog Lola with her and I bought along my cat Sierra. The two of them got along just fine. No problems at all!

Above, Lola and Sierra. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

The weather was nice and the park was not too crowded. We just cooked, relaxed and watched season six of The Big Bang Theory on DVD. She had never seen those episodes before (she bought me the set a couple of months ago).

I did hear from my ex-fiancee Denise Santos two nights ago at the campground. She sent a text and asked for my address (which is strange, since she already had it). Perhaps to finally send the wedding/engagement rings? The text message she sent was a trifle incoherent, so it is hard to say. But she did ask, "please stop contacting me via txt or email."

Well, since I broke off contact with her in June, the only thing I sent her was an email with my demand letter, which is what the courts require plaintiffs to do before initiating lawsuits. When I sent my address to her, I reminded her of this (just in case she plans to pull some B.S.). I have no plans for any further contact with her.

I am about to meet with an attorney and any communication to her in the future will be done by him anyway.

Speaking of Denise, I saw a video a friend sent last night about narcissists. Here, Coach Corey Wayne described her to a "T". It was uncanny! She did/does everything that's described in the video (but I am not saying she is one). After watching it, I sent it to a friend and she said, "It is scary how accurate that is!" If you suspect that you are dating a narcissist, this is a good video to learn what to watch out for. Things are starting to finally make sense!




Despite all that, I had a great time during the past three days!

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UPDATE (1/12/17):

Just as I suspected last July, I was being set up by Denise Santos. She accused me of "stalking her" and filed for a temporary restraining order. We appeared in court in August and she dropped the action as my attorney and I had documents proving that she and her "flying monkeys" were stalking me and causing problems while I was trying to avoid her. There is some "residue" from that, whch I am still dealing with. When it became apparent that I was being set up, that's when I decided to fight back and ratcheted up the rhetoric on this blog. I am now convinced that she has narcissistic traits.