Jason Ingber

So let's say he's with State Farm.

So he gets the documents.

He calls and makes a claim.

But when he makes the claim, because we now know about the deductible, he says it's an aftermarket stereo product.

And it was extremely expensive.

It was like $7,000 or $8,000 or something.

We had a friend that worked at Sound Advice.

I don't even think it's there anymore.

We go to him and we explain the situation to him and he writes up receipts that are backdated like two years or a year or something for like a $9,000 stereo or something.

I don't know how much, but whatever.

He then submits those less the $1,000.

They give him a check for like $8,000 or $6,000 or something.

It was a lot because I think back then like you could get like a Kawasaki Ninja for like $3,500 or something.

So he ends up buying like – spends like $3,000, $4,000 and buys a Kawasaki Ninja $600.

And he has a couple grand – or has some money left over.

Never gave me anything for being the brainchild behind this whole thing.

But I remember his dad was furious about the motorcycle.

Wouldn't let him park it there.

He's furious.

Never really realized –