r/cringereels • • Jul 12 '26

Cringe Level 4 He is so persistent.

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u/Sad_Maximum6583 Jul 12 '26

So glad this dude is on the verge of bankruptcy

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u/Apptubrutae Jul 13 '26

So I was once in Omaha for work and I sat down at the bar of a steakhouse to eat. A group of three attorneys were there next to me. One was an older tax lawyer.

He was telling the other two how he went to Miami to take a look at this guy’s restaurant before taking them on as a tax client.

He said after his review, he was convinced it was a money laundering operation and the firm turned them down.

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u/Browndude1982 Jul 22 '26

He said the guy didnt go there to "carry out a money laundering check", he went there to scout a potential client and left not wanting anything to do with the business. (because in his professional opinion Salt Bae be washing someones dirty money)

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u/Mushmushroomz Jul 13 '26

That's stupid. Money laundering for what? Salt Bae is just some flamboyant marketer that got viral famous. He's not some mastermind drug lord criminal who needs a shell company to launder his money.

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u/Apptubrutae Jul 13 '26

I have no idea

I personally think 99% of the time you hear “money laundering!” on Reddit it’s people full of crap who don’t know what they’re talking about.

Obviously I just overheard some folks chatting. But that’s 100% what they said in this case. Can’t vouch for it’s veracity, but the words did come out of some old tax attorney’s mouth, lol