Eric Cline

Yeah.

So every business I've ever had, I knew a guy that knew a guy that said, Hey, you'd probably be really good at this.

And I was like, all right, I'm gonna go do it.

Yeah.

So we jumped into the timeshare exit space, was in that industry for 10 years, built it up to where I had in Fort Lauderdale, had over 150 W2 employees in my office.

Over a hundred of them were on the phones.

We were doing 30, just north of 34 million a year.

We're netting 12 on that.

My wife and I own 67% of the business.

That's 8 million a year.

That was at the peak of it, right?

right when we were getting sued.

So my wife and I went to go buy a home in Fort Lauderdale in the Seven Isles.

We were getting ready to get a loan for the house, for a mortgage, $7 million.

And it's crazy.

I just went by that house yesterday, dude.

That thing's worth $15 million now.

What in the heck, bro?

If I would have held on to that one.

So we went to go get a mortgage and the banker, which is now my dear friend, Don, he was like, brother, what do you do for work?