Charlie Hartman

And then, then I can do my own advertising I want, but I have enough clients through their funnel. I don't need to.

So yeah, it works good.

So yeah, it works good.

So yeah, it works good.

Yeah. So so I was like I was like 19 years old and I went and got a job at Target and it was supposed to be just as a simple little job just to make some money. You know what I mean? Yeah. And it was more just honestly get my mom off my ass because I was doing checks and I was doing shit. And was doing the warranty stuff. And I just needed a job. So the guy walks in.

Yeah. So so I was like I was like 19 years old and I went and got a job at Target and it was supposed to be just as a simple little job just to make some money. You know what I mean? Yeah. And it was more just honestly get my mom off my ass because I was doing checks and I was doing shit. And was doing the warranty stuff. And I just needed a job. So the guy walks in.

Yeah. So so I was like I was like 19 years old and I went and got a job at Target and it was supposed to be just as a simple little job just to make some money. You know what I mean? Yeah. And it was more just honestly get my mom off my ass because I was doing checks and I was doing shit. And was doing the warranty stuff. And I just needed a job. So the guy walks in.

The guy's like, hey, you're a pretty big-sized guy. You want to work in loss prevention? I'm like, sure. What do I got to do? He's like, oh, you just walk around, act like you're shopping. You know what I mean? And everything. And you just basically catch people shoplifting. I'm like, okay. It's easy. So within like a couple weeks, they are having me close the store at nighttime.

The guy's like, hey, you're a pretty big-sized guy. You want to work in loss prevention? I'm like, sure. What do I got to do? He's like, oh, you just walk around, act like you're shopping. You know what I mean? And everything. And you just basically catch people shoplifting. I'm like, okay. It's easy. So within like a couple weeks, they are having me close the store at nighttime.

The guy's like, hey, you're a pretty big-sized guy. You want to work in loss prevention? I'm like, sure. What do I got to do? He's like, oh, you just walk around, act like you're shopping. You know what I mean? And everything. And you just basically catch people shoplifting. I'm like, okay. It's easy. So within like a couple weeks, they are having me close the store at nighttime.

Yeah. So we used to shop. We'd always bring our merchandise back to our office back, right? And we'd dump it in our office.

Yeah. So we used to shop. We'd always bring our merchandise back to our office back, right? And we'd dump it in our office.

Yeah. So we used to shop. We'd always bring our merchandise back to our office back, right? And we'd dump it in our office.

They'd put it back out again. And I was like, wait. It's like, huh, no one's really going to see. I'm in the one room in here that doesn't have a camera. If I just take this merchandise and put it in my bag, no one's going to notice that.

They'd put it back out again. And I was like, wait. It's like, huh, no one's really going to see. I'm in the one room in here that doesn't have a camera. If I just take this merchandise and put it in my bag, no one's going to notice that.

They'd put it back out again. And I was like, wait. It's like, huh, no one's really going to see. I'm in the one room in here that doesn't have a camera. If I just take this merchandise and put it in my bag, no one's going to notice that.

So I would literally just take the merchandise and I would – I'd open these CDs and DVDs and just stack – and have stacks of book bag of stuff, PlayStations and whatever, and just walk right out the door, walk right out the front door. I would always take out the little tag so it wouldn't beep.

So I would literally just take the merchandise and I would – I'd open these CDs and DVDs and just stack – and have stacks of book bag of stuff, PlayStations and whatever, and just walk right out the door, walk right out the front door. I would always take out the little tag so it wouldn't beep.

So I would literally just take the merchandise and I would – I'd open these CDs and DVDs and just stack – and have stacks of book bag of stuff, PlayStations and whatever, and just walk right out the door, walk right out the front door. I would always take out the little tag so it wouldn't beep.

And then like I remember like – I took the, there was like a little ceiling tile.