To meet its current obligations , the United States government racks up another $ 1.46 million of debt every day . Every citizen already " owes " over $ 30,000 . By 2010 , that figure will be $ 38,000 . OPTIONS:
- Mortgages .
- Student loan debt .
- Alcoholism .
- Gambling problems .

A: What may be the reason for citizens owing so much money ?

" Uh-- " His foot catches , his ankle hyperflexed and twinging , and he tips sideways , arms windmilling in empty air as he lurches into the bookcase . " Ow ! " Shelves press hard dents into his arm , Don snickers infuriatingly , and Charlie grumble as he steadies himself . " Ow , dammit . OPTIONS:
- Charlie is infuriating .
- Charlie is injured .
- Charlie is sideways .
- Charlie is steady .

A: How would you describe Charlie ?

Juicy Friends ... Oh I ' ve been a bad blogger I know . But you 'll forgive me for not writing I ' m sure . Simply put , the summer with hubby and boys at home has been taking all of my free time . We just returned from a much needed vacation to Puerto Rico . OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I am looking to get married .
- I am recently divorced .
- I am looking for a divorce .

A: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Moreover , like a classic Ponzi scheme , the Defendants transferred approximately $ 2.8 million from new clients to existing clients to repay principal or to create the illusion of profitable trading . In addition , to facilitate and otherwise conceal their fraud , the complaint alleges that the Defendants provided clients with false account statements reflecting securities holdings and returns that did not exist . This was an interesting scheme , it lasted almost nine years . And it appears to have returned half the mark 's money . OPTIONS:
- They started another , more lucrative , Ponzi scheme .
- They were caught , arrested and put on trial .
- They returned the money and went into hiding .
- None of the above choices .

A:
What happened to the defendants after nine years of their Ponzi scheme ?