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So this is a screenshot that I sent to my client. And she goes, he seemed very scammy when we spoke with him. Yikes. Prison was the best thing that ever happened to me. It's put me in a situation to not just help people, but it keeps me honest. And I see every day the mistakes that people are making, PPP loans, all this stuff.
And if I didn't have this kind of accountability over my head, I don't know that I would have stayed on a straight and narrow path. Making a living, being able to work from home. Sure, there's stresses that come with that, but I wouldn't trade this for the world.
Hey, this is Matt Cox, and I'm here with Dan Wise, and we're going to be talking about prison consulting and Dan and Dan's job and some of the people that he's represented and the whole process in general of prison consulting, which is one of those jobs that you don't really think of It's not like a traditional job, but it's super interesting.
And so, yeah, it's going to be, it's going to be interesting. So check this out. Dan, let me tell you how this whole thing came about. I was talking to Jess and who's, you know, I'm engaged to now. And we were talking about eventually getting married. Like, hey, what do you want to do? Small wedding, this and that. Have a few people.
You just want, like, to me, I'm okay with just going up and getting the license. Right. Let's just sign the license. We're good. And going on, like, a vacation of some kind. So, anyway, we ended up talking, like, who would we invite? And we were talking about just, like, the normal, you know, we don't really know any normal people. Like, everybody I know has some insane story. Yeah.
You know, and they like they do. They have like, you know, this guy did that. And, you know, this guy, she's. This guy was locked up for 10 years. This guy was locked up for five years. This guy, you know, she's like, well, we do. Do you want to wait for Pete to get out? So we're going back and forth. And one of the first people she said, I said, well, who would you want to invite?
She's like, well, you know, Dan, of course. And I was like, try it. So anyway, we started talking and we were talking about not only do we know a bunch of interesting people, but we also know a bunch of people that still do interesting things. Like when I tell people what I do, They're always like, how does that work? Like, what do you mean you do YouTube? Like, does that pay you?
And I'm like, yeah, it kind of pays. Like it pays some money. And I also sell books and I also sell paintings and I kind of, you know, start explaining the whole thing and how it kind of, the ancillary benefits are what are also paying bills right now. And then, you know, like one of those, you have one of those jobs. Like we started talking about how you have one of those jobs, right?
And I used to love talking about my job to like random strangers.
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