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[typicalchineseguy]

People: *RIOTING*
Sigma Caeser: Why you all angry, I'm the one in most financially pain here
People: yEs KiNg

[chaptermastermoloc]

How about that time when Caesar received a letter in the Senate and one senator asked him to read it, it was the senators sister graphic love letter to Caesar.

[kevinkhuu]

That's honestly some next level thinking

[lkmjin]

Can you do one about how he stopped mutiny of his troops? Another event that showed his genius!

[sovietnugget]

Bro really said "damn bruh I'm broke as hell too"

[antasena]

It just literally saying "i'm broke" but in style

[sonyyung]

Ladies and Gentlemen, this exactly explains why our government won't get rid of Student loans debt. Cause they'll just turn around and say, "We can't rid of your debt cause we're more in debt than you are. You all only have 2 trillion dollars in debt, we're 20 trillion dollars in debt."

[prime]

There was already so much riot in Rome… it was chaos. The government pretty much left the city to Greece with Pompey and cause of that the city just turned chaotic without a government.

[geoffreytudor]

And he didn't even have student loans!

[brokenbridge]

Wow that really was a genius move on his part.

[Zeero]

Maybe I missed it or maybe it was implied, did he use his borrowed money to at least relieve some of the debt of the people, or was it just a means to garner sympathy to ensure that everyone understood that if he won the civil war, they've got a better shot at getting out of debt because Caesar himself was in it even deeper?

[larsrons]

Suddenly the population loves him, and all the rich are indebted to him. He is the undisputed Godfather. Now he can become dictator for life. Caesar in Russian is "Tsar." Do we know of someone today who wants to be the new Tsar?

[marufhassan]

Imagine someone standing up and saying bro we took debt to be able to afford bread, not to go warmongering with it and then we have Cesear's head on a pike.

[grandgamingexhilarating]

"This brilliant move" You sure he was able to repay that or was this one of the reasons for his brutal assassination?

[MysterEarl]

From what book did you get this information? Thanks.

[jacntt]

I guess they didn't get their money back eventually

[DilloRanger]

Pompey not Pompeii, Pompeii was a city, Pompey was a person, im not trying to be a jerk.

[formerunsecretarygeneralba]

This is smart and all but people are in debt and lenders have lost more money by giving caesar money. How did he manage to settle that? Is this just a move so that he can have more time to stabilize the economy?