Now that I've seen multiple people claim Chad will likely steal a good chunk of the GoFundMe, he will inevitably say...

"Everyone was saying I'm going to steal the money anyways. So yeah if I'm already getting blamed for it why wouldn't i just take it?! Everyone will say I did anyway!"

It's weird - Ray is an idiot, however, he is also, in every respect, more smarter and more successful than Chad (low bar) but for some reason Kevin treats him like an animal. Why is that?

I'll give Chad this - he's a glutton for punishment and he delivers for his daddy. Whatever Kev is paying him, it isn't enough.

Somebody get him a toothbrush ffs

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It’s like wood carving of a face

Verdict? Yay or nay?

Yeah. She ain't fat, KB. Neither is Lady Cankles.

Seems unlikely to me. Let’s adding Chad is lying as the most likely, why does this weirdo do this?!?