Matthew Cox

Uh, you may have companies that'll do like a sweep at Christmas time or something like that, you know, or like I said, the, the sports teams during finals, like, um, you know, like there's, there's, I guarantee there are people in Dallas right now

for the Mavs game doing enforcement, you know, for t-shirts and things like that.

And I know the guys that do it, but I don't.

But yeah, yeah.

So there's still going to be sweeps and things and targeted, but it's not like scorched earth.

Back then, I mean, we were rolling in dough.

As you know, I mean, everybody was back then.

But yeah, the retail business has, people spent their money carefully, which meant they bought less luxury brands.

They bought less for their kids and everything else.

So it all shrunk and everybody's budget got tiny.

So that's not like a what was me thing because it worked.

It worked out for me because, you know, my brother and I work together, but we're kind of the pioneers in, you know, the Internet meets counterfeiting kind of thing.

So, you know, they don't call every day, but pretty much everybody in the industry calls us once in a while.

You know, then we have our everyday clients, but we're like we're seen as like the special forces.

So if the regular guy in house, you know,

hits a stopping point, you know, they'll call us and then we'll take them over the finish line.

I'll give you the whole inside scoop on why and how I mean, I deal with the decision making process, you know, because obviously, the more enforcement, the more money I make, right, their decision process.

One thing I wanted to tell you, because you're talking about Nike's, I have 50 pair of counterfeit Nike stacked up in boxes right here in my office, right?

And I bought off of, you know,

50 different counterfeit websites.