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So, how exactly does this square with your assertion that
Ryan Schadel's payment arrangement for $5,0000 per month, then $10,000 per month, then $15,000 per month for an unknown number of months on an unknown amount of delinquent payroll taxes has to feel like a ticking time bomb to past clients and is a huge warning sign to future clients. It goes a long way toward explaining the 60% drop in revenue growth despite the 107% branch expansion. Nobody likes to have their money gambled with especially when that's not what Ryan Schadel was entrusted to use the payroll tax money for.
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