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Originally Posted by Supersonic
Aloha !
Then I advise you to look better as to what's happening around you in your beloved country because you're dead wrong.
http://cityfile.gawker.com/507616/
So please continue to speak up as it only makes you a bigger fool because you clearly have no idea of what you're talking about.
Anyone with common sense would realize that if Jon would make 3 million dollars by doing 2 shows abroad, and would be donating 100.000 to the private school, he surely would be able to tell them that they'd get the money under the condition that she'd graduate at a date that fits his plans. Because that's the way it works in your country. Money gets you pretty much everything, no matter how big these traditions are.
You're making this huge deal out of the graduation while he had kids being board abroad, people in his family die while he was playing a show, and has let shows go on even though the father of the keyboard player died. So quit whining about your country and the graduation because you and your common sense aren't making any sense at all.
Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan
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Yes some large corporations make endowments/donations to private schools to run a special program or a specific purpose such as smartboards, student trips, new sporting equipment, score boards etc. but not the operating budget of a school, that comes from tuition. The largest donation on that list was 210K to Rumson Country Day, no school can run on that, will have to ask my girlfriend whose kids go there if she knows what program Goldman Sach's gave the money. No Jon making a contribution to the school wouldn't change the date of a graduation considering school schedules are set in advance. I will use Rumson Country Day as an example there are many wealthy parents there, one making a donation couldn't change the schedule that is usually out 2 years in advance because parents have already made plans. Now a donation will get your kid into the school & keep them there even if they are a problem child but not changing a schedule, that is how the US works.
Once again you would be dead wrong, Jon was at the birth of each of his children.
Also I am not the one who keeps bringing it up, I'm just responding to others including yourself who keep bringing it up. I don't believe in telling someone what to post or not to post because we are about free speech and exchange of ideas but why don't you stop bringing it up then I wouldn't respond. I only posted in this thread to find out the confirmation of Singapore and UAE as I was under the impression that Asia was not going to happen. I am looking forward to the April and May dates being announced, hope everyone gets the shows they are hoping for then.