Matthew Cox

and then you know and again it's it's really just like picking it's like speeding you know most people don't get caught speeding right and or even selling drugs and things like that a few of them do it's just if you're that one then you're screwed you know and it's always the case it's always the case that one he he's the one that the example is made out of everyone else gets off scott free but you know it's always a matter of you know what i'm saying it's always a matter of who's you know who's the one that gets who's the one that is still holding the bag in the end

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, actually, the ticking situation ended in the 90s.

I'll show you a watch here.

This is a, believe it or not, this is a Rolex that I purchased off the internet for $12.

Let's see if I can get it out of the light there.

$12.

And this is the kind of watch that from 10 feet away, it probably looks like a Rolex.

But once you start feeling it, it's pretty flimsy and

This one has the single tick.

But if you start spending, say, $300, you know, the nicer, they're like the mid-level counterfeits, those will have the sweeping hand.

The mid-level counterfeits, though, to a trained eye will still be found to be counterfeit.

You know, there are little things like, well, this, again, is a $12 one, but you'll see the word Rolex being written inside, the very inside of the bezel.

You know, well, that's not lined up properly.

You know, there should be an R and X next to each of the time points.

Now, the the ones that cost more than eight hundred.

And that's what you were saying.

They go up to in the thousands.

Those many of those they call them super clones or soups or even epic.

I've seen epic recently.