Matthew Cox

So it ended up being a windfall for the government.

And the Supreme Court eventually said, wait a second, unless you can prove where where this money is going to go.

You can't just say.

Yeah.

Because like with mine, they said initially they said there was like 20 million or 22, 26 million dollars in loss.

And then it went down to like.

16 and then my precedence report said nine point five and then I was like I'd love to see where you're figuring out There's nine point five million then they said six million.

Yeah, and I was like they could just make that up in my lawyer was like Yeah, they can so I got stuck with six million, but then a couple years later the Supreme Court said you can't do that Yeah, but guess who's still stuck paying six million because there's no way that they can figure out where the six million is, right?

There's maybe too much work.

Yeah, exactly.

So I Question real quick.

Um

Um, can you, I, I know you can't buy and sell stock for other people, but can you own stock in a, in a company as a felon?

So you can't you can't buy ten shares of Ford.

Right, right.

And hold it for ten years and then sell it.

I have one at Wells Fargo.

Really?

Okay.

I do.