Greg Snavely

And so...

That's what I did.

I sat there and, and it actually, it was nice stuff.

Like, because we're in South Florida.

So, you know, lots of these wealthy people, they know it's a program that helps people with addiction problems.

So they would donate their Versace.

I mean, they're not selling this stuff on Craigslist, you know, Versace dressers at some Palm beach mansion.

They just call us and we come pick it up because, you know, their son had a pill problem or whatever.

Well, I don't think about the world that negatively, but yeah, sure.

Sure, they were scamming.

And so while I get in there, they tell me that I just missed the first class.

It took 30 people to build a class.

And I said, what's that mean?

And they said it means another 30 people come in and you can start your class.

Now keep in mind, I think I'm going to be there.

30 days.

And I said, well, how long does it take to get 30 people?

And they said, I don't know, 30, 45, 60 days.

And I said, okay, how long is the class?

And they go, oh, it's a month.