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Frankie's Free Range Meat UPDATE!
The only first name spoken here, "Adam", matches Adam Starowicz, recorded in aliases.csv as canonical defendant D0003 and the named party in C090 (Frank Tufano v. Adam Starowicz), one of the three docket records in dispute DSP020, whose own description in disputes.csv is "the Frankie's Free Range Meat arbitration dispute". This statement dates the working relationship inside that business and describes its division of labour, published 1,134 days before C090 was filed (2019-11-12 → 2022-12-20, differenced in code). ⚠ The surname is never spoken anywhere in this transcript — the link rests on a bare first name plus the business context, and a bare first name is the documented worst case for a false match. It is offered as an adjacency to verify, not as an identification. No court, case, filing, lawyer or dispute is referenced anywhere in this video. Possible case/dispute link: DSP020 / C090 — tentative, unconfirmed; first-name-only, no surname spoken.
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I'm sure most of you guys know Adam from the past two videos both of us have been killing ourselves in one way of another me not sleeping filming videos every day coming down to the kitchen a couple times a week Adam might as well bring his bed down here and live here at this point
The only first name spoken here, "Adam", matches Adam Starowicz, recorded in aliases.csv as canonical defendant D0003 and the named party in C090 (Frank Tufano v. Adam Starowicz), one of the three docket records in dispute DSP020, whose own description in disputes.csv is "the Frankie's Free Range Meat arbitration dispute". This statement dates the working relationship inside that business and describes its division of labour, published 1,134 days before C090 was filed (2019-11-12 → 2022-12-20, differenced in code). ⚠ The surname is never spoken anywhere in this transcript — the link rests on a bare first name plus the business context, and a bare first name is the documented worst case for a false match. It is offered as an adjacency to verify, not as an identification. No court, case, filing, lawyer or dispute is referenced anywhere in this video. Possible case/dispute link: DSP020 / C090 — tentative, unconfirmed; first-name-only, no surname spoken.
so every single one of these ventures is you know requires a lot of money up front and you know we haven't taken any investors we haven't even put any money down ourselves yet
A dated on-camera statement about how the business named in DSP020's description was capitalised — that as at publication no outside investment had been taken and neither operator had contributed capital. Financial contribution and ownership are the ordinary subject matter of a partnership/arbitration dispute, so this is a chronology datum a later pass may want against whatever the arbitration record says. ⚠ It is a self-description by a party, not a record, and the archive's standing warning that spoken figures and financial claims are the least reliable content the archive carries applies in full. ⚠ Speaker is not fully determinable: the preceding clause is an apparent second-speaker interjection, so whether "we haven't even put any money down ourselves" is spoken by the channel owner or by the second voice cannot be settled from the captions. Possible case/dispute link: DSP020 — tentative, unconfirmed; the business is identified by context, not by name in this passage.
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50710/2022 — Frank Tufano v. Adam StarowiczTranscript reference · Medium · Timestamped statement at 00:56 researched as bearing on this case: [0:56]–[1:16] — Named co-operator of the meat business, working alongside him daily.