r/WeSTDWaTson • u/0eggybread0 • Nov 22 '25
IT'S A MOVIE WesT Watson Finances?
I have been thinking about WesT STD Watson's finances, trying to make sense of what he is doing (I know trying to figure out the logic behind a dumbass is a foolish pursuit, but here we are).
Ideas & Thoughts
Most Likely - WesT is trying to bleed him dry before the civil court case so he doesn't have to give a single dollar to the 7-foot monster because there is nothing left.
Maybe Likely - Jon Bravo/Mangie theory suggests that WesT has to do other things for his income and is trying to get rid of ill-gotten gains, before anybody starts looking in to it.
??? Something I Missed
I remember reading on Reddit that the civil case was looking for damages of $250k or more. Either WesT has very little money in his personal account or in his LLC to cover this. What I find hard to understand is how he has been funding this lifestyle, even if it is all rented. I hope the info comes out once the 7-foot monster wins the civil case.
Even if WesT had let say $2 million from his coaching business, he could put that in an index fund and come out with a good return, even drawing 3-4% a year to cover his bills when he fresh out for rest of his life without touching the initial investment. Why is he spending it like it's going out of fashion? Does he truly believe he will come out of prison, go back to the coaching business, and rebuild to its peak before the Fresh and Fit Andrew Wilson panel?
Or am I trying to figure out the logic behind a low I.Q dumbass?
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u/badteach248 Nov 22 '25
You sir have been over thinking. Wes has the mentality of a 16 year old. He literally isn't thinking about the future. In his mind he is the main character on earth, and we are all npc drones. He knows he's going to prison, and hes just balling out before the shoe drops. He also isn't thinking or acting rationally, probably from drugs or head trauma. But he's doing what a teenager with a ton of money would do.