Jason Ingber

And the papers always said he was on probation.

He had three years, but it really wasn't.

So the point is that it doesn't make sense to me that I'm a broker and that I get charged with this and this person was a lawyer.

And that you're – and to say like, oh, I didn't read the documents or – stop.

You read the documents.

And if you didn't read the documents, you should have read the documents.

Or I relied – I didn't know anything about it.

I relied – these are the types of defenses I can see people using.

I relied on my loan officers.

My loan officer did all the paperwork.

I just walked in and signed.

I told them the correct things.

They altered the paperwork.

I signed it.

Okay, well, that doesn't make sense because every Ponzi scheme guy I know out there had an agreement with his clients saying they could lose up to 100% of their investment.

Like there's all the – you ever see those guys?

It's like it's professional – reliance on professional – reliance on professional –

It doesn't work.

It never works.

You can't do that.