To be fair, since he was responding to this quote:
As soon as a bank provides one loan to one podiatrist fresh out of residency, your statement "isn't true." When you say that banks aren't doing something, when they are, you shouldn't be surprised if someone tells you that the statement isn't true. If you had residents that couldn't get money, they didn't try very hard, or they gave up, or they lied to you. Even your friend the banker...he may personally not approve the loan at his branch or in his region or if it somehow came across his desk...but his bank DID. You have someone telling you that he had no trouble getting money from your friend's bank. I guess one slipped by him...
You could say, "it's very difficult to get a loan if you can't meet these conditions..." and it would be fine. It would be educational and beneficial. But like it has been said, "banks aren't handing out money" to docs with student loan debt is unequivocally false. They absolutely do, in many regions of the country. That's the problem with saying X doesn't happen, it only takes one example of the affirmative to make your statement false.
So get this. The other day an exchange announced the delisting of a few coins. One of them is listed one of the other major exchanges and was not affected at all by the news. As soon as word got out about the delisting, people flocked to the exchange to dump their coins, not knowing it was listed elsewhere. It dropped around 150% in the matter of an hour, I picked up 1 BTC worth, moved it to the other exchange and sold it for 2 BTC. Arbitrage'd it right into a 100% return in the matter of a few hours. The coolers are nice dude, and you don't have to sell any crypto to get them...they're straight from the factory in China so you get to keep the extra $200-300 Yeti is taking from you when you buy theirs...you just have to turn your phone on