Joseph Scott Morgan

I've got a lot of former students that are federal agents now, literally all over the world.

They're working in embassies.

I've got guys that are FBI agents that work abroad and all over the country.

And to a person...

I don't know of any of them, particularly those that are still in the field, maybe those that have retired and have developed security companies and that sort of thing.

I don't know of any of them that own a million-dollar crib.

I'm sitting here, and when I heard that number, I was shocked by it.

I don't know what the actual salary scale is.

But that part of it in and of itself, I'm thinking, man, how can you afford this now?

I mean, I don't know.

Maybe he's a great investor.

Maybe there's family money or something like that.

But not only do you have a million-dollar home, you've got an au pair.

You know, that's something that, you know, you're thinking that somebody that lives in Manhattan, you know, near Central Park or, you know, somebody that's up in, I don't know, in Rhode Island along the coast or, you know, up in Connecticut along the coast, they've got all pairs.

but Virginia and you're an IRS special agent, million bucks.

It just, it, I don't know the whole thing to me, it was just, it was shocking.

And again, maybe I'm just chasing rabbits, but it just, it seemed a bit off to me.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And that's the way it went down.