On-brand.
"Alongside all the glamor, there’s hard data—facts and figures about the president’s business. Much of that data, however, is not true."
The Trump Organization’s Website Is Full Of Falsehoods
forbes.com/sites/danalexa…
"Alongside all the glamor, there’s hard data—facts and figures about the president’s business. Much of that data, however, is not true."
The Trump Organization’s Website Is Full Of Falsehoods
forbes.com/sites/danalexa…
LOL!🤣
Consider...40 Wall Street. The website calls the skyscraper a “72-story landmarked address.” It’s actually a 63-story building, according to a document filed with the SEC. The site says it has 1.3 million square feet of office space. It really has 1.1 million."
Consider...40 Wall Street. The website calls the skyscraper a “72-story landmarked address.” It’s actually a 63-story building, according to a document filed with the SEC. The site says it has 1.3 million square feet of office space. It really has 1.1 million."
🤦♂️
"At Trump's building in Las Vegas, it takes some strange math to get to 64 floors. Above the ground level, there's an office, five floors of parking, a pool, and then—suddenly—the 16th level, according to an architectural drawing."
"At Trump's building in Las Vegas, it takes some strange math to get to 64 floors. Above the ground level, there's an office, five floors of parking, a pool, and then—suddenly—the 16th level, according to an architectural drawing."
🤦♂️
"Lots of buildings skip the 13th floor. But, as an SEC filing (below) shows, Trump Tower skips the sixth through 13th floors, jumping straight from the fifth level to the 14th."
"Lots of buildings skip the 13th floor. But, as an SEC filing (below) shows, Trump Tower skips the sixth through 13th floors, jumping straight from the fifth level to the 14th."
🤦♂️
It goes beyond typical hyperbole, though. Trump World Tower, for instance, does not have 90 stories. Trump just decided to *call the 70th floor the 90th*, reasoning in a document filed with local officials that the ceilings were tall enough to justify his miscounting.
It goes beyond typical hyperbole, though. Trump World Tower, for instance, does not have 90 stories. Trump just decided to *call the 70th floor the 90th*, reasoning in a document filed with local officials that the ceilings were tall enough to justify his miscounting.
“People may not always think big themselves, but they can still get very excited by those who do. That’s why a little hyperbole never hurts. People want to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular.” - Trump in The Art of the Deal
He's always been obsessed with the size of his buildings...
https://twitter.com/brianklaas/status/1039450857836892160
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