Evaristo Salas Jr.

So you're just giving them all the money back.

They're getting it back at a profit.

It's a racket.

It's a scheme.

And they don't even care.

They can't discipline themselves.

And me, I'm saving everything as much as I can.

It took me, to me in prison, this was, you know, to have this amount of money was, you know, a big thing, especially if you work for it.

But for people out there, this is not much money.

But for me, it took me four, about three and a half years to save on my spendable account $2,500.

But that was four years of work right there, you know, pretty much of only spending maybe $10 a month, $20 sometimes, and then donating here and there.

But that made me proud.

I could look at that and say, okay, I'm going to build on that, continue.

So if I get out this time, I'm going to do this and do that.

And I ended up getting that up to about maybe $7,000, $8,000 over a period of the next following years.

Just on that $120 a month and not spending it.

And then COVID hit and changed everything.

I sent all that money to the family.

My sister didn't want to take it.

I said, look,