It’s the troubled San Antonio Philharmonic, again.
Two key backers have demanded the return of $180,000, which they say were loans.
The orchestra’s CEO says they will contest this claim in court.
No winners here.
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Dumb and dumber.
At least they’ve got good mariachi bands in San Antonio…
As a member of this orchestra, we all know the SA local union is to blame for the destruction of SAS. Worst union in all of AFM.
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If you “all” think your union is not doing a good job, you should have voted to decertify it.
San Antonio is the 7th largest US city, by population. How do things go so wrong there? It’s not a rhetorical question, I’m really wondering.
I’m not a lawyer but if it truly was a loan, as compared to a gift, wouldn’t there be some sort of paperwork detailing the terms of the loan?