Things You Didn't Know About Donald Trump
                     THINGS YOU DIDN'T 
KNOW ABOUT DONALD 
TRUMP
1. Trump profits from simply selling his name 
• Some portion of the reason Trump's estimations of his riches differ such a great amount from 
Fortune and different productions is on the grounds that he includes a couple of zeros based 
his "image." To fluctuating degrees of achievement, he puts his name on home loan 
organizations, magazines, vodka, steaks, land organizations, a plane organization, and 
different retreats and greens. 
• A significant number of those endeavors have been upheld by Trump's own business-
centered personality. Be that as it may, Trump additionally makes cash by authorizing his 
name to an assortment of tasks that he's not a piece of. In those cases, it's actually in name 
as it were. As New York magazine reports, this turned into a prominent business strategy for 
Trump in the late 1990s and mid 2000s, when townhouse engineers and other land investors 
would offer Trump a stake in their benefits in the event that he loaned his name to their 
structure. Trump, who had made his name in creating, chose this setup was a positive one, 
since it's "superior to possession, since it's a permitting. You don't set up cash. You don't set 
up anything." 
• Of course, those endeavors don't generally work out so well, however individuals are now 
and then driven into making trashy ventures, trusting Trump is in reality behind the 
undertaking. John Oliver strolls through the issue in the clasp above from Last Week Tonight 
2. He doesn't utilize a hair dryer 
• Trump's hair has taken on a big name status of its own | Ethan Miller/Getty Images 
• The 2016 race cycle was the first opportunity numerous competitors experienced harsh criticism for their 
hairdos — and much of the time, it wasn't based on the female applicants. Bernie Sanders didn't care for 
talking about his wispy white mane definitely, yet The Donald has spoken transparently about his hair styling 
subtle strategies. 
• One beautician read a clock that to make Trump's mark bolts, you'd should simply blow-dry your hair forward, 
crease and blow the front area back, clear your locks to the two sides, and after that void a container of 
hairspray onto your head to keep it set up. Be that as it may, Trump states he doesn't utilize a hair dryer. 
• "I get up, scrub down and wash my hair. At that point I read the papers and watch the news on TV, and 
gradually the hair dries. It takes about 60 minutes. I don't utilize a blow-dryer. When it's dry I brush it. When I 
have it the manner in which I like it — despite the fact that no one else likes it — I splash it and it's useful for 
the afternoon," Trump told Playboy in a 2004 meeting. 
• Trump additionally admits to vanity — particularly with regards to guarding his locks. In his book Trump: How 
to Get Rich, he spends a part discussing his haircut and his propensities encompassing it, completely denying 
he's at any point worn a hairpiece or wig. "I will likewise concede that I shading my hair," Trump composes. 
"Some way or another, the shading never looks incredible, however what the heck, I simply don't care for 
silver hair." 
• In the book, initially distributed in 2004, Trump thinks about to what extent his hair would keep on being a 
national discussion piece. Evidently, running for and getting to be President concretes it forever. 
3. He's to a great extent credited for the disappointment of a NFL rival group 
• Not the majority of Trump's endeavors have been fruitful | Tom Pennington/Getty Images 
• A little games foundation for children: From 1983 until 1985, the United States Football League 
endeavored to develop in notoriety bearing in mind the end goal of turning into an opponent 
to the NFL. In any case, the class collapsed after only three seasons — a sharp new 
development for which numerous games fans fault Donald Trump. 
• Nowadays, Trump is generally referred to in the games world similar to a minister of golf. In 
1983, nonetheless, Trump turned into the proprietor of the New Jersey Generals, and pushed 
for the class to move from a spring timetable to a lot of diversions in the fall — taking on the 
NFL legitimately. The Generals improved in their two seasons under Trump than their debut 
year under other possession, yet that didn't prevent individuals from putting fault for the 
whole association's disappointment at Trump's feet. 
• As indicated by Fortune, Trump drove the charge of proprietors in the USFL, who sued the NFL 
for antitrust infringement. The objective was to either gain TV spots after an effective claim, or 
urge the NFL to converge with the USFL. "We will have an association that will be similarly as 
profitable as the NFL, or we will have a merger," Trump said. 
• Rather, the USFL won only $3 from the claim, and the group collapsed before regularly moving 
to a fall plan. ESPN's 30 for 30 narrative arrangement (presently on Netflix) subtleties the 
ascent and fall of the class — and Trump's job in it — in one portion called "Little Potatoes: 
Who Killed the USFL?" 
4. He's dependably had his feeling of certain
• Trump doesn't do take-backs or expressions of remorse frequently — it's simply not his style. 
Rather, he keeps on utilizing talk that lauds his own work. Oneself boosting frame of mind isn't 
only a battle strategy — he's dependably had a solid feeling of trust in himself and his capacities. 
• One cohort from Trump's secondary school days at the New York Military Academy revealed to 
Business Insider that Trump sought to claim land on Fifth Avenue even as an adolescent — some 
time before Trump Tower became. 
• Trump's initial built up certainty additionally evidently positively affected the contrary sex. Trump 
was casted a ballot "Women's Man" in the yearbook for his senior year. "He was a generally 
amazing looking, attractive person, and he held himself such that everybody thought he'd be 
truly alluring for the contrary sex," said cohort George Beuttell. Trump told the production it was 
on the grounds that he's constantly appreciated ladies and has "constantly treated ladies with 
the best regard."
• Clearly, the certainty continued very much into his profession. In a 2004 meeting with The Daily 
News, Trump said ladies really wanted to play with him. "The majority of the ladies on The 
Apprentice played with me — intentionally or unknowingly. That will be normal," he said. 
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5. He's a greater family man than you may might suspect 
• Despite the fact that the majority of his family doesn't share the spotlight similarly he himself 
does, Trump really has five youngsters. Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric were altogether conceived 
amid Trump's marriage to his ex Ivana Zelnícková; Tiffany was conceived amid his marriage to ex 
Marla Maples; and Barron was conceived in 2006, a year after Trump wedded his present spouse, 
Melania Knauss. 
• Trump is additionally a granddad to eight grandkids, checking the child Ivanka as of late had with 
her significant other, Jared Kushner. Everything considered, Trump considers himself to be a 
family man. "I've generally said I've been an extraordinary dad. To a lesser degree a decent 
spouse," he kidded on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2011. "I adore my family." 
• It likewise shows up Trump will emulate his own dad's example by passing on the privately-
owned company to his beneficiaries. Trump's three oldest kids are as of now abnormal state 
officials in the Trump Organization, while school matured Tiffany is considering business at the 
University of Pennsylvania. (Barron is only 10 years of age.) "I'd like them to carry on what I've 
done," Trump said on Oprah. "I've worked superbly, and I'd like them to continue and appreciate 
another dimension, and make the most of their lives."
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