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Offline Oscar

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Possible CEDU survivor seeks therapy on televised show
« on: July 19, 2010, 11:54:13 AM »
Rachel Uchitel Goes to 'Rehab' ... for a Price, TMZ, July 19, 2010

Maybe it is fair. The previous treatment cleaned her college fund out. Now the industry is prepared to fill it up again.
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Offline Son Of Serbia

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Re: Possible CEDU survivor seeks therapy on televised show
« Reply #1 on: July 20, 2010, 09:51:23 AM »
Quote from: "Oscar"
Rachel Uchitel Goes to 'Rehab' ... for a Price, TMZ, July 19, 2010

Maybe it is fair. The previous treatment cleaned her college fund out. Now the industry is prepared to fill it up again.

Cleaned her college fund out? Hardly.  In case you didn't know Oscar - Rachel's father
Bob Uchitel was a pioneer of the Cable Television industry, he practically invented the
thing.  Bob Uchitel is the businessman primarily responsible for bringing Cable television out of Alaska, and putting it into the 48 continental States.  The man was worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and when he died he left Rachel a trust fund larger than the GDP of
some 3rd world countries (like albania for instance). Bob Uchitel died leaving both Rachel & her mother well provided for.

Rachel was born into wealth, has always been rich, and certainly was not bankrupted by her
stay at Cedu.  I don't know if Rachel went to college or not - but if she didn't go, it wasn't for a lack of money, that's for sure.  If Rachel didn't go to college - then it's because she was either too stupid or too lazy to get in, or perhaps Rachel was too busy partying to bother with it.  Already having millions of dollars at the age of 18 isn't much  incentive to go to college.  Most normal 18 year olds want to party, not sit in crowded lecture halls listening to fossilized professors talk out of their asses- and if you're already a millionare at 18, who's gonna stop you from doing whatever the hell you want?

That last explaination may account for what happened to Rachel's vast wealth, and why Rachel's stooped so low that she's now fucking married celebrites and then blackmailing them for keeping her mouth shut.  Rumor has it that Tiger Woods people paid Rachel something like 1.5 million to keep quiet about their affair.  

In any event - I see this rehab thing as just another opportunity for the Queen of Attention Whores (that being Rachel Uchitel) to get one last shot at the spotlight before she fades
into obscurity again.  How sad.
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Re: Possible CEDU survivor seeks therapy on televised show
« Reply #2 on: July 20, 2010, 02:30:47 PM »
The whole damned show is sad.  As is A&E's Intervention.
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Re: Possible CEDU survivor seeks therapy on televised show
« Reply #3 on: July 21, 2010, 03:20:13 AM »
I love the wording of this post subject. What's the "possible" part?

Is it possible she attended CEDU? Or is it possible she survived?  :D
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