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This "Survivor" Could Use The Dough
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This "Survivor" Could Use The Dough -
This "Survivor" Could Use The Dough -
This "Survivor" Could Use The Dough -
This "Survivor" Could Use The Dough -
This "Survivor" Could Use The Dough -
This "Survivor" Could Use The Dough
Personally, we can't stand the guy, but there's no doubt that "Survivor" contestant Clay Jordan could actually use the $1 million winner's prize. The 46-year-old Louisiana restaurateur piled up debts totaling $420,250, according to a bankruptcy case that was closed out in January, just months before Jordan shipped off to Thailand for the filming of the CBS reality show. The deadbeat Chuay Gahn tribe member was unemployed and collecting $949 in monthly unemployment benefits when a federal judge signed an order wiping away Jordan's whopping six-figure debt. What follows is a list of Jordan's unpaid bills, including ten separate credit card accounts and a variety of tabs related to his failed grub operation. (6 pages)
Look what this fellow "Survivor" did to stay out of debt.
