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<blockquote data-quote="Enevhar Aldarion" data-source="post: 8227907" data-attributes="member: 6818233"><p>I think the banker was more subtle than you are seeing. If I were to close my eyes and just listen to the reasons given and not know he was talking to a black man in Louisiana, I would have not heard anything out of the ordinary in that loan denial. Sure, Sam is a national hero, but his sources of income are also erratic and all over the place and not consistent enough to make regular payments. Remember also this was not just some random loan, they already had business with that bank and have a mortgage or loan or something on the family home, and they were trying to consolidate it all together and get extra money to start his sister's business. For all the bank knew, Sam was going to disappear again and there would be no one to pay back the money. That is part of the reality of the world post-Snap and return-Snap. That is a much bigger factor than whether it was racially motivated or not.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Enevhar Aldarion, post: 8227907, member: 6818233"] I think the banker was more subtle than you are seeing. If I were to close my eyes and just listen to the reasons given and not know he was talking to a black man in Louisiana, I would have not heard anything out of the ordinary in that loan denial. Sure, Sam is a national hero, but his sources of income are also erratic and all over the place and not consistent enough to make regular payments. Remember also this was not just some random loan, they already had business with that bank and have a mortgage or loan or something on the family home, and they were trying to consolidate it all together and get extra money to start his sister's business. For all the bank knew, Sam was going to disappear again and there would be no one to pay back the money. That is part of the reality of the world post-Snap and return-Snap. That is a much bigger factor than whether it was racially motivated or not. [/QUOTE]

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