Owner of Try It Tiny files bankruptcy, dissolves company

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2 thoughts on “Owner of Try It Tiny files bankruptcy, dissolves company

  1. Interesting she can walk away from almost $1.0 million in debt and Purdue students are stuck with student loan debt until their graves. Wondering if ICE Miller allows small entreprenuers $70,000 in legal services unless it was the former governor’s daughter or President of Purdue.

    1. Comparing personal loans to student loan debt is idiotic. Don’t let your envy cloud your judgement.

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