Corbin

He makes a claim and they say, okay, send us in.

Do you have any, he ends up saying, well, it was an aftermarket claim.

radio so it was like a whole system he had in his car and they go okay well you know we could give you like the the standard money for the standard but if it's aftermarket you have to provide the receipts god he went through so many hoops at this point listen that we go to a friend of ours who worked at sound advice there was this was a place it's not there anymore is this your first scam you ever pulled this isn't a scam i made no money

I didn't make any money.

I'm just directing.

And I'm really barely directing.

Because when he's like, man, they want receipts and this and this.

And I'm like, hey, doesn't Tommy work at, like, I don't know what the kid's name is.

But doesn't he work at Sound Advice?

And I go, you, because I didn't really, I knew who he was, but we probably never talked.

And he's like, fuck, yeah, you're right.

So we go down there.

Tommy writes up like $6,500 in receipts for the sound system.

He then sends it in.

They say there's $1,000 deductible, so we can't give you $6,500.

Here's $5,500.

Yeah, it was a— $5,500 was a $300 radio.

Yeah.

He then takes that.

He ends up buying—he ends up buying a Ninja 600.