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I thought this way too but its just a wrong way to look at it. When someone is investing 30,000$ into a stock position, they have 30k lying around. They also make a choice to invest it. They also expect some return.

It can be assumed no matter how rich Quasi is he didn’t have lawyer money laying around. And if he did he didn’t expect to use it fighting a frivolous lawsuit. And lets say Pat isn’t as stupid as he is and he paid back the debt immediately - then there is 0 return on investment and Pat pays back what Quasi put in.

And like Nobacon pointed out, this money isn’t realized and won’t be for a long time. Realistically what ability does Quasi have to get 50k out of Pat? Even if they forcibly liquidated everything Pat owns he’d STILL owe some more. And once again - It isn’t until Pat pays back the original 30k that Quasi starts making “profit”. And lets not forget Rick could wait this out another 20 years for the debt to just be nullified, meaning Quasi loses his entire “investment”

Fuckin Charles Schwab ovah here
 
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