Robert Eisenstadt
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I only use American express now. Yeah. Uh, like the charge cards and then like the platinum and the gold or whatever for the benefits, but it's a charge card. It's not a credit card. So I'd pay it off at the end of every month. Yeah, dude. If you're not paying your credit cards off every two weeks, you're doing it wrong.
I only use American express now. Yeah. Uh, like the charge cards and then like the platinum and the gold or whatever for the benefits, but it's a charge card. It's not a credit card. So I'd pay it off at the end of every month. Yeah, dude. If you're not paying your credit cards off every two weeks, you're doing it wrong.
I only use American express now. Yeah. Uh, like the charge cards and then like the platinum and the gold or whatever for the benefits, but it's a charge card. It's not a credit card. So I'd pay it off at the end of every month. Yeah, dude. If you're not paying your credit cards off every two weeks, you're doing it wrong.
I had quite a few jobs. So, uh, 11th grade, I got pulled out of school because of my anger problems in high school. Uh, I tested out, I got my GED, my good enough diploma. And, um, I wanted my diploma, I missed one question, didn't get it. So I had to go get a job. My first job was at Del Taco. And it lasted about a week. I've never been good with authority.
I had quite a few jobs. So, uh, 11th grade, I got pulled out of school because of my anger problems in high school. Uh, I tested out, I got my GED, my good enough diploma. And, um, I wanted my diploma, I missed one question, didn't get it. So I had to go get a job. My first job was at Del Taco. And it lasted about a week. I've never been good with authority.
I had quite a few jobs. So, uh, 11th grade, I got pulled out of school because of my anger problems in high school. Uh, I tested out, I got my GED, my good enough diploma. And, um, I wanted my diploma, I missed one question, didn't get it. So I had to go get a job. My first job was at Del Taco. And it lasted about a week. I've never been good with authority.
And I find that with most entrepreneurs, but I've never been good with authority. last about a week. I quit. I went back to selling weed again. Uh, that tried and true. Yeah. I lasted like a little bit until I ended up getting a job as a photographer for some attractions, like up on the stratosphere at the top, uh, the zip lines.
And I find that with most entrepreneurs, but I've never been good with authority. last about a week. I quit. I went back to selling weed again. Uh, that tried and true. Yeah. I lasted like a little bit until I ended up getting a job as a photographer for some attractions, like up on the stratosphere at the top, uh, the zip lines.
And I find that with most entrepreneurs, but I've never been good with authority. last about a week. I quit. I went back to selling weed again. Uh, that tried and true. Yeah. I lasted like a little bit until I ended up getting a job as a photographer for some attractions, like up on the stratosphere at the top, uh, the zip lines.
Then I became a tour guide for the zip lines, uh, like the flight lines out in Boulder city. They're closed now. Um, I don't know if you ever got a chance to do it, but it's awesome.
Then I became a tour guide for the zip lines, uh, like the flight lines out in Boulder city. They're closed now. Um, I don't know if you ever got a chance to do it, but it's awesome.
Then I became a tour guide for the zip lines, uh, like the flight lines out in Boulder city. They're closed now. Um, I don't know if you ever got a chance to do it, but it's awesome.
Oh, Boulder City, yeah. No, I never did. It's closed now, but it was really cool. It was a great job. And then I ended up becoming a lot porter at a Ford dealership. And from the lot porter, I went to like a loop tech pretty quickly. And then from there, I went to a service advisor and the service advisor was the last job I ever had.
Oh, Boulder City, yeah. No, I never did. It's closed now, but it was really cool. It was a great job. And then I ended up becoming a lot porter at a Ford dealership. And from the lot porter, I went to like a loop tech pretty quickly. And then from there, I went to a service advisor and the service advisor was the last job I ever had.
Oh, Boulder City, yeah. No, I never did. It's closed now, but it was really cool. It was a great job. And then I ended up becoming a lot porter at a Ford dealership. And from the lot porter, I went to like a loop tech pretty quickly. And then from there, I went to a service advisor and the service advisor was the last job I ever had.
And by that time, so when I was 20 years old, my parents got divorced. My mom moved to Florida. When I was 21 years old, it was a Saturday, November 8th, 2014. I was at work and that's the day my dad died. So I was 21 years old. I was at work. I got a phone call from his boss and my dad was always a hard worker. His boss calls me on my cell phone. I
And by that time, so when I was 20 years old, my parents got divorced. My mom moved to Florida. When I was 21 years old, it was a Saturday, November 8th, 2014. I was at work and that's the day my dad died. So I was 21 years old. I was at work. I got a phone call from his boss and my dad was always a hard worker. His boss calls me on my cell phone. I
And by that time, so when I was 20 years old, my parents got divorced. My mom moved to Florida. When I was 21 years old, it was a Saturday, November 8th, 2014. I was at work and that's the day my dad died. So I was 21 years old. I was at work. I got a phone call from his boss and my dad was always a hard worker. His boss calls me on my cell phone. I
Calls me and goes, hey, your dad never showed up for work today. He's never missed a day in the 30 years, whatever. Yeah, we're worried about him. I just want to make sure he's okay. And I'm like, that's weird. So I call my ex who was at my house that night. I had worked super early. And I was like, hey, is my dad still there? And she goes, I don't know. I already left.
Calls me and goes, hey, your dad never showed up for work today. He's never missed a day in the 30 years, whatever. Yeah, we're worried about him. I just want to make sure he's okay. And I'm like, that's weird. So I call my ex who was at my house that night. I had worked super early. And I was like, hey, is my dad still there? And she goes, I don't know. I already left.