Luke Lunkenheimer

Okay, but this shouldn't be a problem.

Sign here.

If they don't sign there, they're saying, I lied to you.

Yeah, 100%.

No, of course, of course.

And I think in their mind, they believe.

that they believe that, you know, that they're going to.

Yeah.

I'm actually shocked that a couple of these, a couple of 30 days late haven't shown up already because I haven't paid this month.

Two months.

Honestly, this is a Hail Mary.

I can't believe it.

We need to close this today.

I was gonna say back to the whole getting out of prison or just people in general executing a plan.

I've found, especially from being in prison and listening to these guys' stories or watching guys have a plan

get out because i was there 13 years yeah so i i watched guys finish their sentence get out violate come back on a violation get back out come back on another charge finish that like that's how long i was there yeah finish the new charge violate come back and then leave again it's like i'm still here but you know i've had seen guys get out and then i would call guys before you know they'd get out and they you know like hey what's going on did you get the job just this that you know just

vicariously living through them yeah yeah yeah and and they're you know it's like i can't tell you i don't really i don't i might know one or two people that no that's not true i probably know 10 people but out of how many though yeah oh out of thousands but you know hundreds that i watched leave um but i was going to say these were guys that were

successful to begin with.

Like they had, maybe they own a car dealership, they were doing fraud in the car dealership, they got in trouble, they went to jail for four years or something, got back out, got back in the car, into the car industry, and they were doing fine again.

But they had a long-term plan, they could execute that plan, they could