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The Rise and Fall of a Payday Loan Mogul's Racing Empire
41:55 - 47:18 (05:22)
Scott Tucker, a wealthy payday loan mogul, funded a racing empire, but he was unable to establish a racing career without his vast fortune. Tucker's payday loan businesses were found to be scammy, leading to the downfall of his racing empire.
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Scott Tucker, referred to as a gentleman driver, was able to become a professional racecar driver due to the hundreds of millions of dollars he had.
41:55 - 45:03 (03:07)
Summary
Scott Tucker, referred to as a gentleman driver, was able to become a professional racecar driver due to the hundreds of millions of dollars he had. Despite being well-known within the racing community, his side career costs probably rivaled that of replacing Flint's water systems.
ChapterThe Rise and Fall of a Payday Loan Mogul's Racing Empire
EpisodeThe Payday Loan Industry Is Bastards All The Way Down
PodcastBehind the Bastards
A candidate for a local district attorney, who prosecuted traffic tickets, received donations from Tucker's wife, brother, sister-in-law, sister-in-law, and other payday loan businesses under the half-million dollars funding from Tucker, which were the seeds of Scott Tucker's downfall.
45:03 - 47:18 (02:15)
Summary
A candidate for a local district attorney, who prosecuted traffic tickets, received donations from Tucker's wife, brother, sister-in-law, sister-in-law, and other payday loan businesses under the half-million dollars funding from Tucker, which were the seeds of Scott Tucker's downfall.