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[edit] Spending Habits

As a Fort Wayne native, I've heard the story that when Silkk's brother, Percy "Master P" Miller played basketball for the Fort Wayne Fury of the now-defunt Continental Basketball Association (CBA), that Silkk came to a game in Fort Wayne one time. While in Fort Wayne, he went to Glenbrook Square Mall and spent $10,000 in one night. I haven't heard much of the story in many years. But I was wondering if anyone had heard anymore details or this could be confirmed. --Dilk85.

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