When Mike gets the worst child support news ever! Kountry Wayne

Summary

The script revolves around a conversation between friends discussing various personal challenges and dilemmas. One friend is concerned about his partner, who is attending her ex's grandmother's funeral, sparking a debate about trust and relationship dynamics. Meanwhile, another friend reveals his financial struggles, admitting he's nearing bankruptcy with only $140,000 left, due to failed business ventures and looming child support payments of $120,000. Despite attempts to downplay his situation, the gravity of his financial crisis becomes apparent, leading to discussions about potential solutions, including loans and employment. The script highlights themes of trust, financial hardship, and the complexities of personal relationships.

Takeaways

• 😟 Mike is worried that his girlfriend might reconnect with her ex at her ex's grandmother's funeral.
• 😨 Mike only has $140,000 left in funds and will run out in 2 months due to loss of income sources.
• 👍 Kendrick confirms that Mike won't owe retroactive child support in Georgia.
• 😠 But the child was born in Ohio which does allow retroactive child support of $120,000.
• 😞 Mike will have to pay the full $120,000 retroactive child support immediately.
• 🤔 Mike asks if a payment plan can be arranged but likely not based on the lawyers.
• 😔 Mike is embarrassed to admit his financial troubles to his friend.
• 🙁 Kendrick can't loan Mike the $120,000 he needs due to his own renovations.
• 😕 Mike may need to get a job at Kendrick's shop to repay the child support.
• 😟 Mike's precarious financial situation is causing him stress in his relationships.

Q & A

Why is Mike short on money?

Mike is short on money because he lost his chicken restaurant, sold his vending machine company, lost endorsement deals, and had some legal expenses that drained his funds.

How much money does Mike have left?

Mike has about $140,000 left in total.

What happened with the money Mike got back from legal issues?

The money Mike got back from his legal issues was the lump sum of $120,000 that he currently has.

What are Mike's monthly expenses?

The script does not provide specifics on Mike's monthly expenses.

Why can't Mike set up a payment plan?

According to Kendrick, Ohio law does not allow Mike to set up a payment plan, and he has to pay the $120,000 child support all at once.

Where was Mike's child born?

Mike's child was born in Ohio.

Who knows about Mike's money problems?

As of now, Mike has told his friend on the phone and Kendrick. He did not want anyone else to know.

Can Mike borrow money from his friend?

No, his friend is too tied up financially with renovations to loan Mike $120,000.

What was Mike's initial reaction to the news?

Mike's initial reaction was disbelief and he asked if there was any way to set up a payment plan.

Does Mike have a plan to earn back the money?

No clear plan is provided. His friend jokingly suggests he can work at his shop to pay it back.