Jordan Belfort

I want to remember.

I don't want to forget, you know, so I got anesthesia, so it didn't hurt at all.

But yeah, you get a couple, like a little bumps for a day and it goes away and then you don't see results right away.

But then over like three to six months, it builds more collagen and yeah.

It's subtle.

A lot of people love the movie.

I mean, I love it.

And I love the first half a lot better than – I love everything up to the end.

No, but it ends on an up note, which is really interesting because when they first were going to do the movie, it was 2007, and it ended with me going to jail.

Yeah.

Because that was my life.

And then it got delayed because of the writer's strike.

And over that six-year period, I rebuilt my life.

I had a comeback story.

So Marty and Leah, like, we got to change the movie.

They made it a comeback story to reflect my new life, which was going around the world, teaching people about entrepreneurship and sales.

I think it made it a much better movie because suddenly it's like, oh, my God, the guy came back from the whole thing.

Versus being like a downer.

It was like, oh, my God, and he came back from it.

So, yeah.