Germano Tomassetti

When I get to Panama, the first thing I do is go get a safety deposit box.

So there was a woman that was working inside one of the banks that was a friend of ours and she would get you a deposit box and you never had to go into the bank.

It was all locking key.

You held onto the key.

She had a, an extra and you could deposit whenever you wanted.

My situation was a little bit different from, from other peoples where her nephew happened to work in the hotel I stayed at every time I went to Panama city.

So what I would do is I would call three days ahead.

Hey, I'm coming out to Panama.

I need to deposit five grand, eight grand, 10 grand, whatever.

Have your nephew come up and see me on this day.

So the son or sorry, the nephew is working in a restaurant in a hotel that I stay at.

So I order room service.

I ask for blank, whatever his name is.

He comes up and I either take money that I'm pulling out, which I never did.

I always deposited or I deposit.

So through this, I start saving some money, you know, just five grand here, 10 grand here, whenever I'm in Panama, which ends up being a lot like Europe.

I'm there four times a year.

So I'm dropping off that amount of money.

And this is just,

I don't know, like a nest egg, like savings, like just in case something happens.