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What a Bad Day Looks Like at WLBOTT HQ

[dedicated with love to co-conspirators H. and Va.]
All the signs point to a bad day looming ahead….


A normal day at WLBOTT HQ has it’s ups and downs, but they are mostly routine and mundane. What ChatGPT, our our pro-bongo legal consultant, considers “you’re in a lotta trouble” is just another day in paradise for us:

  • Indictment: When someone is formally charged with a serious crime, they may be said to be “in a lot of trouble” if they are facing an indictment.
  • Criminal Liability
  • Subpoena
  • Contempt of Court
  • Civil Lawsuit
  • Arrest Warrant
  • Class Action Lawsuit: Being part of a class-action lawsuit as a defendant can imply a significant legal battle and potential financial liabilities. [ed. note: luckily, only about seven people have visited our site, so it will be a small, manageable class.]
  • Judgment Against You
  • Criminal Charges
  • Grand Jury Investigation
  • Injunction
  • Penalties and Fines
  • Breach of Contract
  • Statute of Limitations Exceeded
  • Probation Violation
  • Judicial Review

Remember that the severity of the legal trouble and the specific consequences can vary widely depending on the circumstances, laws, and jurisdiction involved.

chatGPT

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2 replies on “What a Bad Day Looks Like at WLBOTT HQ”

I don’t recall seeing any copyright notices on your website, so I am going to share these wonderful elements of wisdom without regard for ownership by WLBOTT or the other sites you stole from. So sue me. Have a nice day.

I consulted with our pro-bongo attorney and s/he said it was “a gray legal area.” That’s actually the answer they give for any legal question.

[Why “pro-bongo”? That’s what autocorrect suggested for “pro-bono”, and it seems to fit the WLBOTT vibe.]

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