Tom Ellsworth

They're not famous.

They want fame.

Now flip it.

There are a lot of famous broke people out there that want money.

It's like, listen, man, I got 6.8 billion followers, but dude, I got 28 grand on a bank.

I'm broke.

Everything I make, I spend.

I have to live this lavish lifestyle with the Aventador and the Patek and the Hublot and the RM and all this stuff to show.

But dude, I'm broke.

So what can you help me, right?

And then you have guys that stuff that they do in their private lives outside of their marriage that, you know, they don't want somebody else to know.

You want someone to allow you to have that access.

That's some of these guys with who's a billionaire guy that paid him $172 million.

Leon Black, I believe.

Leon Black, allegedly.

Allegedly.

Good usage of that word, yeah, for sure.

So that is more, hey, what do I do with this situation, right?

To everybody, it's different.

But what does work, and it's a proven business model since day one, blackmail is an incredible, incredible business model, which, by the way, he knows.