Ben Port (Ben Skull)

Then the cops the second day.

She was a mess.

She was like, you always have cash on you and new cars.

Like, what do you really do?

And I was like, babe, I'm in the stock market.

It's just this is just a random, crazy first few days.

So here we are, like, you know, 15 years later, still married.

God bless her.

But that was her first like few days into moving with me.

Yeah, I just had – each subpoena cost me anywhere from $10,000 to $30,000 to $50,000.

I spent probably close to a million bucks just defending myself as a –

innocent man you know i hadn't done anything i was just a marketing guy you know i was associated with you know these bad peoples allegedly but um never did you know so that was kind of i never got charged with anything um you know they had records of everything anyways but there was nothing i i kind of was really lucky and escaped a lot of stuff and and that's why i moved to

Nicaragua, then Mexico, and then fast forward a few years back, and then my buddy in Salt Lake hired me at a company called SLS Group, and we do stock loans for larger shareholders and investors and CEOs and stuff like that.

So now I'm back on Wall Street, but on my own terms, you know.

Stock loans.

What does that mean?

So kind of like the analogy I really use is say you got a Rolex, you take it to a pawn shop, and then you can either buy your Rolex back to give you money.

Same kind of thing.

We'll essentially take a CEO or a person's, you know, stock.

We'll get them, say they need like a million dollars or something.