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Deion Sanders' Son Struggles with New York Living Costs
Shilo Sanders admits New York's food and housing costs are unexpectedly high amid $11.89 million bankruptcy judgment.
In brief
Shilo Sanders admits New York's food and housing costs are unexpectedly high amid $11.89 million bankruptcy judgment. Shilo Sanders says finding affordable food and housing in New York is harder than expected while facing a $11.89 million bankruptcy judgment. Originally reported by EssentiallySports.
New York Not What Shilo Expected
Shilo Sanders says finding food in New York is harder than he imagined after moving there.
“I didn’t know it was gonna be this hard to find food, bro, in new york. I’m thinking, ‘Oh, bro, if i get a spot in new york, it’s gonna be turning. It’s gonna be lit, bro.’”
Financial Strain from Bankruptcy
Shilo faces a $11.89 million bankruptcy judgment from a 2015 incident at his Dallas high school.
Housing Costs Challenge
Shilo criticizes New York's housing prices for being too high even with a $12,000 monthly budget.
“Like, even if my budget is, i’m not even gonna say this is my budget, but you can go all the way up to twelve thousand a month, and it’s despicable what they’re doing up there, bro”
Legal Battle Over Debt
Shilo's bankruptcy court faces a decision on whether to keep the $11.89 million debt after a trial in Denver.
Timeline of Legal Action
Shilo's legal team has a deadline to submit closing arguments before a final ruling on the debt.
What Happens Next
If the court rules against Shilo, he will remain responsible for the full $11.89 million judgment plus interest.
The short version
Shilo Sanders says finding affordable food and housing in New York is harder than expected while facing a $11.89 million bankruptcy judgment.
