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(53,475 posts)saras
(6,670 posts)shit. there's no blockquote yet. Paste it into something with a fixed-width font (Courier New, for example), otherwise it won't make sense.
Starts in C, ends in G
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I have a structured settlement and I need cash now
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Call J G Wentworth 8 7 7-CASH NOW
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I have an annuity but I need cash now
G7 - C - D7 - G7 - D7 - G7 -
Call J G Wentworth 8 7 7 CASH NOW 8 7 7 CASH NOW
F - C - G7 - C
They've helped thousands, they'll help you too
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One lump sum of cash they will pay to you
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If you get long term payments but you need cash now
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Call J G Wentworth 8 7 7-CASH NOW
D7 - G7 - D7 - G7 - G- - - -
8 7 7 CASH NOW 8 7 7 CASH NOW (recitation)
D7 - D7 - D7 - - - G
Call J G Wentworth 8 7 7 CASH NOW
Keep on rockin' in the free world
... my practice list is already longer than my hand strength.
I'll keep working on my blues and rock.
gratuitous
(82,849 posts)Having worked in the legal field for 30 years, I can say with some confidence that if you are the beneficiary of a structured settlement, there's probably a very good reason for it. That reason usually being that the beneficiary isn't capable of handling his own money very well, and is likely to get snookered out of all or part of it by some fast-talker. But along comes our good friends J.G. Wentworth to tell Mr. Traumatic Brain Injury that it's your money and you need it NOW!
For dimes on the dollar, a person signs away a settlement that was supposed to take care of them for years and now takes care of them for months. At the end of that time, they're screwed, their money is gone, and J.G. Wentworth can afford a whole new cycle of clever ads. Capitalism!
ashling
(25,771 posts)used to practice law myself.
right now I am hearing a commercial for reverse mortgages - well, at least it's not Fred Thompson. LOL
and for the record, I wasn't really serious about playing it. It was more of a rhetorical
gratuitous
(82,849 posts)As I say, their commercials are rather clever. I just really hate these vultures, and probably moreso because of their slick ads.