AG Gregoroff

So he winds up suing them.

And I'm not around at that time, so I'm just kind of peripherally hearing what's happening.

And he winds up suing them for the asset forfeiture, and he winds up winning.

So he winds up getting his whole record, his whole case dismissed, getting his property back, which has already been seized.

And sold.

And sold, and a new family is living there.

So that was a total clusterfuck.

So what they wound up doing with the property is they could give the people money to move, I think, or they'll give you the equivalent in cash value because there's already people living there.

He already sold it.

So he got like $2 million or something like that.

It was a gigantic property, huge, like acres and acres and acres in San Diego.

So then he's telling me, he's like, hey, listen.

Get your attorney to attach on to this case and we could probably get your charges removed The attorney did it was all dismissed all my case everything associated with it.

It's all gone So sitting here today in front of you zero misdemeanors zero felonies zero criminal record whatsoever Nice crazy, right?

How were you wouldn't that happen?

Probably 20 somewhere between 22 and 24 somewhere in that range maybe 25 Terrible with the time frames once I start hitting my 20s things aren't moving so fast It's really hard to kind of keep track of stuff So I worked in the strip club just banging the chicks and lifting weights and doing jiu-jitsu And then the owners like, you know, all my door guys are banging all these chicks I want to bang these chicks and he fired all of us and hired new guys and

And then I started working at like LA Fitness, Bally's, 24-Hour Fitness.

I started doing like gym membership stuff.

And then I went, well, I started as a personal trainer there and worked my way up to like a GM.

So a lot of my sales techniques, a lot of like just good customer service as far as follow-up, that all came from working in the gym industry.