Tuesday 5/26/20 - Rich People Buying High Priced Art For Tax Breaks?

The Dog Walk

Barstool Sports

Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2020

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Chief is back to talk about rich people possibly exploiting the art industry. We get into how charity auction donations may not be what they seem, how they can be used as collateral for a loan, how established artists are calling bullshit, and more.

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0:00.0	Hey dog walk listeners, you can find every episode on Apple podcasts, Spotify or YouTube.
0:06.4	Prime members can listen to Ed free on Amazon music.
0:09.0	All right, Bim A3 is Tuesday, May 26th.
0:11.7	Welcome to the dog walk presented by Barstool Sports.
0:14.9	As always, I am joined by your friend, Chief Chief What's Up.
0:18.2	What's up?
0:19.2	You're friends?
0:20.2	I said you're a friend.
0:21.2	Oh, so like the internet friend?
0:22.2	Yeah, I'll be friends with the whole internet.
0:23.2	You're a friend.
0:24.2	Why?
0:25.2	You seem shocked that I called you my friend.
0:26.2	I haven't heard those words across your lips before.
0:28.2	Well, you know.
0:29.2	A professional relationship.
0:30.2	No, I know.
0:31.2	Well, I just, that's why I said you are.
0:33.7	So the listeners, I think I get some of your friends.
0:36.3	They hear you through the speakers.
0:38.1	A lot of days of the week now.
0:40.6	Yeah.
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