Guy Gives Brother A Loan In 2012, Doesn’t Have To Pay It Back Thanks To Ridiculous Clause

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While Tupac, Biggie and Jesus are yet to reappear in the modern world, you wouldn’t want to put your money against it happening in the near future. 

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How so? Enter brothers Judd and Ryan Markowitz.

Back in 2012, Ryan gave his brother a loan for $2,000 to be paid back in 2018, reports Mashable.

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What followed was a list of wild and almost certainly impossible predictions with the contract stating that if any of them occurred the loan did not have to paid back.

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Judd posted the contract to Twitter which reads:

I, Judd Markowitz, am borrowing $2,000 from Ryan Markowitz on 11/28/2012. I will begin repayment to him on 12/28/2018 in monthly installments of $100. The loan will accumulate no interest. Loan repayments will be waived if the following circumstances occur before or after 12/28/2018:

  • Judd Markowitz loses a limb.
  • Ryan Markowitz wins the lottery.
  • The New York Jets win the Super Bowl in 2013.
  • The world comes to an end.
  • Jesus, Biggie, or Tupac comes back to life.
  • Rick Santorum or Donald Trump becomes President in 2016.
  • Judd Markowitz is the father of septuplets.
  • Bradley Goldberg has a doctor show like Dr. Oz called Dr. Brad.

And there you have – ‘Rick Santorum or Donald Trump becomes President in 2016’.

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In the words of the great Justin Bieber ‘Never Say Never’.

Ah well – at least there’s worse things in life than losing $2,000 dollars. One of them being Donald Trump becoming president.