Jason Ingber

And I'm fighting this with like – I'm buying mackerel.

That's currency in prison on the commissary, and I'm giving – paying guys to type shit up.

I'm paying for – I'm using used stamps.

Like we're taking stamps off of envelopes that have been mailed in.

We're peeling them off or we're cleaning them off with deodorant so that they look –

Like they haven't been stamped and we're putting them back on and mailing out shit to the courts and I'm committing fucking fraud in prison just for mail on mail stamps.

So we're doing everything we can.

When we have to copy motions, I'm paying a guy that works in Unicor, which is like the federal factory that you can work in.

I'm paying him to make copies in Unicor and then smuggle out the copies and I'm giving him mackerel for the stamps because I could spend – you could spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars.

On the on just the copies of the motions.

And then you got these fucking motions, which are and you have to one to the court, one to the prosecutor, one to the prosecutor, one to the lawyers, one day.

I mean, it's ridiculous.

Anyway, the point is, this goes on and on.

And eventually we're at a point where we realize like we're in a bad spot, like they're going to kick us out of this lawsuit.

Like we're – they're arguing that I've signed a work-for-hire agreement.

I'm arguing that they've committed fraud.

in order to sue Warner Brothers, because I was in the visitation room when they put together their plan to sue Warner Brothers for theft of intellectual property, and I have the evidence that says that Ross and Deverelli and his cousins set the whole thing up to kind of get a rope

Warner Brothers into a position to fleece, right?

So you guys set up this whole little scam and you've, and it was brilliant.

It really was brilliant.