Ben Port (Ben Skull)

So I was like, okay.

So we get this beautiful office down in La Jolla.

I get about –

10 to 15 guys in the bowl, you know, in the office calling, calling companies for me.

I was basically, they'd open them, they'd open up the call.

I'd close the CEO for our investor relations services.

So what does that entail?

I mean-

So, yeah.

So, basically, we would get stock in a company or get a budget, and we would essentially write research reports on the company, help them write press releases, basically do all their marketing for their stock, send it out to investors, any marketing possible.

Like...

When I started marketing, it was when fax, you know, remember fax blasts or like you go in the office, you get.

So I was doing I became one of the largest fax blasters and I was fax blasting the dentist's office.

And, you know, you get that free vacation and then you also get like a stock thing about like, oh, you know, this stock is going to be this much.

More visibility.

And on the OTC markets and the pink sheets, it's harder to market a stock there because investors love NASDAQ stocks and OTC is more of a risky, kind of like Wolf of Wall Street, like risky market that's a lot of fraudulent stuff going on in there.

Yeah.

So the pink sheets is basically the bottom tier of the stock market.

So there's pink sheets and there's OTC companies and then there's NASDAQ and NYC, et cetera.

So the pink sheets –