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Speaker 6: Vince Caviar here to solve problems, answer your questions, take complaints.
Speaker 6: I am so happy to be back in Denver. Susanna
Speaker 6: and I were in Nashville for five days, and let
Speaker 6: me tell you straight up, that is a long time
Speaker 6: to be in Nashville.
Speaker 5: We had a great time, though there was about fourteen
Speaker 5: of us. The weather.
Speaker 6: We basically flew back into exactly what we left. It
Speaker 6: rained the entire time down there, but walking around going
Speaker 6: from bar to bar, listening to some of the best
Speaker 6: musicians that I've ever heard. You'd walk into one and go, wow,
Speaker 6: that fiddle play was just unbelievable. Then you would walk
Speaker 6: next door and there'd be somebody better, and it just
Speaker 6: went that way for singers, guitar players basis, it's it's
Speaker 6: an incredible deal. How these people make money, I'm not sure. Generally,
Speaker 6: you give twenty bucks, that seems to be the going rate.
Speaker 6: In that twenty bucks, they'll play whatever song you want.
Speaker 6: If they know it. But if your times at by
Speaker 6: a ton, I still don't know how they make money
Speaker 6: because you got to split it by four. There's generally
Speaker 6: four or more band members.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: They say starving musicians. There's no joke about that. That's
Speaker 6: absolutely true. But here's the deal. You've been ripped off,
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Speaker 6: Three oh three seven one three eight two five five.
Speaker 6: We got three open lines right now. Three zero three
Speaker 6: seven one three A two five five. I got doctor
Speaker 6: Joel Cherdack with me Denverregen dot com. Also Denverhairclinic dot com.
Speaker 6: You guys, knock it all out. You do the stem
Speaker 6: set for the hair, you do the the medication that
Speaker 6: I'm on for losing weight, which has been remarkable, coming
Speaker 6: up on five months or I just I started January third,
Speaker 6: So yeah, five months, thirty pounds. I hit a little
Speaker 6: I hit a little block, and that was called Nashville.
Speaker 6: And I'll tell you what happened. Doc, I forgot to
Speaker 6: take you take the shot once a week, guys, and
Speaker 6: you don't feel anything. The reason I put it off
Speaker 6: was because I was actually afraid of the shot.
Speaker 5: Doc. But this tries eppetide, and what's.
Speaker 7: The other one, the big one turnspetite.
Speaker 6: You feel nothing. I assume that's what a diabetes. It's
Speaker 6: needle is.
Speaker 7: It's an insulin needle.
Speaker 5: It's that thin.
Speaker 7: It's it is that thin.
Speaker 8: And we get a lot you don't feel it, that
Speaker 8: have needle fear, and it takes basically one or two
Speaker 8: times before they get over it, because yeah.
Speaker 6: One shot and you're like, oh my god, there's absolutely
Speaker 6: no fear to have. So I forgot to take it
Speaker 6: last Wednesday. Now, at first I was like, Okay, it
Speaker 6: must build up in your system for a while, it
Speaker 6: must still kind of work. But I will say this,
Speaker 6: I did feel I did see it's kind of weird.
Speaker 5: Marco.
Speaker 6: I'll go to you in a second. So I'm going
Speaker 6: to share something that's very true. The hotel we were
Speaker 6: at we got through Costco. There was fourteen of us,
Speaker 6: and part of the package deal included a thirty five
Speaker 6: dollars per person credit for breakfast. If I don't use
Speaker 6: that credit, and I have not eaten breakfast now for
Speaker 6: over five months, I'm not I just don't eat breakfast.
Speaker 6: I generally eat once a day, and that's how it's
Speaker 6: been I don't feel hungry. I don't think of food.
Speaker 6: It's the medication. I mean, it's simple as that. The
Speaker 6: food noise is gone. But because that credit was there,
Speaker 6: I did eat breakfast and I did actually gain two pounds,
Speaker 6: which isn't bad for five days in Nashville.
Speaker 7: No, not at all.
Speaker 6: And I like ipa beer, which is like, you know,
Speaker 6: the carb count in that beer is not good whatsoever.
Speaker 6: So but to medication, in all honesty, I mean I
Speaker 6: didn't feel like super hungry. It was more or less
Speaker 6: I wanted to use a credit, to be honest. How
Speaker 6: long should it last in your system? And can you
Speaker 6: give it up cold turkey? Could I decide to go
Speaker 6: off right now? Or should I call you?
Speaker 5: Guys?
Speaker 7: You could? You could definitely go off right now.
Speaker 5: You don't wean yourself off of it.
Speaker 8: Typically we would advise patients to wean themselves off of it,
Speaker 8: but there's really not much harm. You might feel a
Speaker 8: little discomfort.
Speaker 5: Why what, Oh, just because your body's.
Speaker 7: Changing the speed at what you're digesting food.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I didn't feel anything different as far as
Speaker 5: that went.
Speaker 8: Well, if you were a patient who typically felt some
Speaker 8: symptoms going on the medication, which isn't a large percentage
Speaker 8: of patients, but some people have some GI discomfort for
Speaker 8: a day or two.
Speaker 7: You might feel that.
Speaker 8: On the other way, coming right off of it, you know,
Speaker 8: our recommendation would be to wean yourself off of it,
Speaker 8: but you're not going to really face any severe side
Speaker 8: effects if you do go off of the cold.
Speaker 7: There give me up plenty of patients, you.
Speaker 6: Know, doctor, first couple weeks I was on it, I
Speaker 6: was only on like, uh, I don't even know eight units.
Speaker 5: What is a unit, by the way, is at a milligram?
Speaker 7: What is it? It's a tenth of a milli leader.
Speaker 5: So a tenth of a milli leader. So I was
Speaker 5: on eight.
Speaker 6: Then I went to fifteen after four weeks, and then
Speaker 6: I just stopped at twenty five. So I've been doing
Speaker 6: twenty five only. And the first couple weeks when I
Speaker 6: was on that little dose, I think there's almost like
Speaker 6: a placebo effect because I didn't seem hungry.
Speaker 5: But that didn't seem like enough units to actually move
Speaker 5: the scale.
Speaker 6: But I had where I was going with this side
Speaker 6: effects wise, I didn't have any, not that I don't
Speaker 6: feel like steak. That's a weird one, and that's got
Speaker 6: nothing to do with trying to eat it. I love steak,
Speaker 6: always have, and I simply have not been I just
Speaker 6: don't want steak.
Speaker 5: I don't know how to explain it seems like an
Speaker 5: awful lot to eat.
Speaker 8: Well, well, it definitely suppresses cravings for food, so you're not.
Speaker 6: Seeking particular foods. Isn't that strange?
Speaker 7: Yeah, everyone's a little different, okay, isn't it.
Speaker 9: I thought that the active ingredient in these medications is
Speaker 9: the same chemical that's actually found in steak.
Speaker 5: Oh, i'd be a trip.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna look this up here while we're talking. But
Speaker 9: I like a hoe from a cow. Yeah, Like, I
Speaker 9: don't think it's a hormone. It's like whatever that active
Speaker 9: chemical is, you typically get that from red now, yeah,
Speaker 9: which is why red meat is so sadiating when you
Speaker 9: eat steak or hamburgers and things like that. I'm going
Speaker 9: to look it up right now and I'll bring it
Speaker 9: up to put you on the spot again.
Speaker 6: All right, three three seven one three two five five, Marco,
Speaker 6: what is going on with you?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 2: Mario?
Speaker 6: Hey, Mario, let me changehead on my call screener, so
Speaker 6: I get it right, Go ahead, Mario.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I guess I've had a nightmare of a window
Speaker 11: installation by renewed by Anderson.
Speaker 5: How long ago is this?
Speaker 6: This will be the second a renewal call in a
Speaker 6: very short amount of time.
Speaker 5: When did this happen?
Speaker 11: Well, it started, I ordered windows, were met with the
Speaker 11: chosmen on September of twenty three.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, okay.
Speaker 11: Okay, and I had I had my house done and
Speaker 11: my daughter's house done to two different projects at the
Speaker 11: same time. And it's been kind of a.
Speaker 6: Real night How much how much are we talking both projects?
Speaker 6: And are both projects a nightmare or just one house?
Speaker 6: And don't yeah, don't nitpick it. I mean, are they
Speaker 6: both a disaster or what?
Speaker 11: Well? They were both My windows seven windows were measured
Speaker 11: wrong so that they had to reorder them. My daughter's house,
Speaker 11: they replaced the sliding doors and they have to come
Speaker 11: back twice and replace them twice because they were the color.
Speaker 11: Then they're wrong.
Speaker 5: My god, what is wrong with them?
Speaker 6: How did they measure a window incorrectly when that's what
Speaker 6: they do?
Speaker 5: I mean, how did that happen? What did they tell you.
Speaker 6: When they showed up and the windows simply didn't fit?
Speaker 6: Were they like, hey, I'm sorry, we sent some more
Speaker 6: on out.
Speaker 11: Well, they said, you know, and this is the whole thing.
Speaker 11: Even on the commercials, this is what kind.
Speaker 12: Of gets to me.
Speaker 11: They talked about their professionalism and their professional installers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that apparently that apparently worked for them, right.
Speaker 6: I think I've seen those ads and they're like, we
Speaker 6: don't use third party.
Speaker 11: That's correct, And uh, I don't know if that is
Speaker 11: a third part or not. But they definitely were not
Speaker 11: professional installers, man, because then I had to have him
Speaker 11: come back and cock my windows properly. They weren't even
Speaker 11: cock properly. And the stucco are both homes are stuccle,
Speaker 11: the thems, you know, I have to get them to come.
Speaker 5: Where does it sit? Where does it sit?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 11: Okay, so this is the deal. Even the financing got
Speaker 11: screwed up on a battle with that, but uh okay,
Speaker 11: Online it was an eighty two thousand dollars project.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, hold on a second Mario eighty two thousand.
Speaker 6: When they first measured, were you kind of exaggerating when
Speaker 6: you said seven of the windows they had to reorder
Speaker 6: because they were wrong size?
Speaker 5: Is that correct?
Speaker 11: Seven windows were wrong? Were sized wrong?
Speaker 6: Yes, eighty two thousand. Hold on, let me take this break.
Speaker 6: We're going to come back dig into it, guys. This
Speaker 6: will be the second renewal call in about a month.
Speaker 6: The other one they installed what are those homes called
Speaker 6: where you generally build it up against a dirt wall,
Speaker 6: and they're like a solar house, passive solar, a passive
Speaker 6: solar house. And they put completely the wrong windows in.
Speaker 6: In fact, they put windows in that actually reflected so
Speaker 6: none of the heat would stick.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they act in a way that's counter to the
Speaker 9: reason that you have a passive solar.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like they had no clue what they were doing.
Speaker 5: And these folks we ended up getting, uh who did
Speaker 5: we get involved? Gravina.
Speaker 6: Gravina went out there, actually Nick Gravina went out there
Speaker 6: and got these guys taken care of. But I'm telling you,
Speaker 6: renew it by Anderson nothing but excuses, nothing but violins
Speaker 6: in the back, trying to call just a just a
Speaker 6: bad deal. We're gonna find out what's going on though,
Speaker 6: and figure out this eighty two thousand dollars project.
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Speaker 6: All right, three O three seven one three eight two
Speaker 6: five five. You know, I'm gonna get right back to Mario,
Speaker 6: but I got to uh tell everybody listening. One of
Speaker 6: the people in her group in Nashville, and I don't
Speaker 6: know at what part of the show I'll talk about this,
Speaker 6: but uh it was pretty crazy. One of them got roofed.
Speaker 6: I kid you not. Thank god, she was with a
Speaker 6: group of us, but she was not drinking much. She
Speaker 6: maybe had all day, maybe two drinks. I've known this
Speaker 6: woman forever. In a day, and uh, she got roofed.
Speaker 6: I mean a couple people ended up literally picking her
Speaker 6: up and bringing her back. And it was at kid
Speaker 6: Rocks place, So of course the husband and all of
Speaker 6: us are looking stick up like.
Speaker 5: Roofie to kid Rocks.
Speaker 6: If you google roofieed to kid Rocks, you will see
Speaker 6: so many people claiming this has happened to him.
Speaker 5: It's uncanny.
Speaker 6: Anyhow, I need to get back and help this guy out, Mario.
Speaker 6: With this construction project. September twenty third, last year, this
Speaker 6: poor guy drops eighty two thousand dollars on his house.
Speaker 6: How much did you spend with Renewal by Anderson on
Speaker 6: your daughter's house? How much was her project?
Speaker 12: It looked like.
Speaker 11: Forty plus, Oh.
Speaker 6: My god, over one hundred and twenty thousand with these guys.
Speaker 6: Seven of the windows they came out and measured for
Speaker 6: him for Mario's place simply didn't fit.
Speaker 5: They had to reorder them.
Speaker 6: The stucco got damaged when they were installing them, and
Speaker 6: you had to bug them to get that repaired.
Speaker 5: I assume, yeah.
Speaker 11: I had to just stay on the project, and then.
Speaker 5: You felt like you were the damn project manager.
Speaker 11: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 6: So where does it stand now? What's wrong with these
Speaker 6: Renewal by Anderson folks?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 11: Okay, so so doc I said the financing. What I
Speaker 11: did was I did that.
Speaker 14: Twelve years no interests, Mario.
Speaker 6: I have a feeling I have a ceiling. I know
Speaker 6: what you're gonna tell me, but I'm gonna let you
Speaker 6: tell me.
Speaker 11: Well, yeah, no, no, I don't have a problem paying
Speaker 11: my what I owe the people.
Speaker 14: That's not a problem.
Speaker 11: The problem is is that they they anyway, the word it's.
Speaker 12: Now is.
Speaker 5: Mario did all the interest kick in?
Speaker 11: Well, no, because because I took care of that.
Speaker 14: But what to deal with this was that they that.
Speaker 11: Finance company that they went through would only financed the
Speaker 11: part of it, So they had to get another company
Speaker 11: to finance the other part for that year so that
Speaker 11: Anderson could draw from there when every so often, and well,
Speaker 11: the second part of that financing deal it didn't get completed,
Speaker 11: and so it was like a thirty thirty one thousand,
Speaker 11: thirty two thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: So Mario, I just want to be clear on this.
Speaker 6: So out of the eighty two thousand, you were going
Speaker 6: to finance basically the entire job, right, Well.
Speaker 14: I took I.
Speaker 11: Took the problem month.
Speaker 5: No interesting, and how much was that? How much was
Speaker 5: that for fifty sixty how much?
Speaker 11: Well, it was the entire project. And then and then
Speaker 11: what happened was I paid the first part of the
Speaker 11: loan off that when it came due.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was.
Speaker 11: And then the second part, well, it was never The
Speaker 11: financing was never completed.
Speaker 5: So Mario, I'm losing you.
Speaker 6: Hold on, I really want to be more specific right now.
Speaker 6: The entire project was eighty three. What was the first
Speaker 6: loan company? Give me a name.
Speaker 11: It was a green Sky.
Speaker 5: So I've heard of Green Sky.
Speaker 6: A lot of these people use them, and they always
Speaker 6: offer that twelve months, no interest, no payments for two years.
Speaker 6: But god bless you if they miss one. If you
Speaker 6: miss if you miss one payment or don't have it
Speaker 6: paid off in that timeframe.
Speaker 5: A lot of people don't know this.
Speaker 6: All the interest kicks in from day one, but that's
Speaker 6: not your problem. But how much did Green Sky do
Speaker 6: of the financing? Ultimately?
Speaker 5: How much?
Speaker 11: Uh, like ken zach Lumber, Let's say forty five?
Speaker 5: Well, okay, hey, that's close enough.
Speaker 11: At eighty two, then I still I still old them
Speaker 11: thirty one thousand the second moveaic company was going to finance.
Speaker 6: And the second the second company was thirty thousand ish.
Speaker 5: Yes, and what happened there?
Speaker 6: You said it was never finalized, meaning the did Anderson say,
Speaker 6: everything's cool?
Speaker 5: Remove having forward? You've been approved.
Speaker 6: But then it turns out you weren't approved, so you
Speaker 6: never got the thirty.
Speaker 11: Well it says I never signed the documents to finalize
Speaker 11: that approvement or something like that.
Speaker 5: Okay, so you did. Did you sign them or not? Mario?
Speaker 11: I don't. I don't believe I did. But I got
Speaker 11: a message from them as welcome me, welcoming me to
Speaker 11: their to that program. So so all in all, Anderson
Speaker 11: wants their money, and I'm saying, well, I'm not giving
Speaker 11: any money up until I get my project taken care of.
Speaker 13: You.
Speaker 11: They still were there, We're still here having an issue.
Speaker 5: What is the issue?
Speaker 11: The interior framing they did? I could have done that.
Speaker 11: It's nothing matches, you know. It's like it's like, well, gosh,
Speaker 11: I could nail like that too and leave it.
Speaker 5: You know, boy, I would love to get some eyeballs
Speaker 5: on this. Where are you located.
Speaker 11: I'm located up in Johnstown.
Speaker 5: God that's a little Yeah. I love BUCkies.
Speaker 11: Yeah, my BUCkies exactly.
Speaker 6: Can you get us some pictures of it? I can
Speaker 6: send over to one of our experts. Something is very
Speaker 6: interesting here with this financing issue, that last one by
Speaker 6: renewal by Anderson Nick Gravina said something very interesting.
Speaker 5: You know, they use green Sky.
Speaker 6: And they use a lot of these guys all use
Speaker 6: these financing companies. So what he told me was when
Speaker 6: they use them, the customer's got to sign off at
Speaker 6: some point for them to get the money. But on
Speaker 6: the project, not not Mario's, but on this other callers issue,
Speaker 6: they they claim they didn't sign off and that company
Speaker 6: got paid. But what Nick was like, well, I mean
Speaker 6: if they got the windows, it is what it is.
Speaker 6: But what Nick brought up that was interesting is they
Speaker 6: got the majority of the money right up front instead
Speaker 6: of when the job was done then the consumer signs
Speaker 6: off going because Nick's like, I've never dealt with green
Speaker 6: Sky where they let you get that much money paid
Speaker 6: before the job's done.
Speaker 5: Generally, you finish the job then sign off on it.
Speaker 6: In fact, can we get Nick Ravinus on Kelly, I
Speaker 6: want to see if that's how it goes. But Mario,
Speaker 6: you're actually in a good position. You need work done,
Speaker 6: you did not sign it. You do not have the
Speaker 6: financing company coming after you. You actually have renewal, right, correct, Yeah,
Speaker 6: and you know what if they can't finish the job. Now, look,
Speaker 6: this is me I'm not giving you legal advice, but
Speaker 6: how I would literally handle this. I wouldn't do anything
Speaker 6: until they either fix it. I just simply wouldn't do anything,
Speaker 6: or they can take you to court. Then you can
Speaker 6: go to the judge and say you're on or here's
Speaker 6: the deal. They screwed this up, they still need to
Speaker 6: fix it. They won't fix it. Here's the pictures of
Speaker 6: what's going on. Here's my expert. But make them bring
Speaker 6: you to court.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and that's kind of what I thought.
Speaker 5: I thought, Well, do you have the money?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I've got the money. That's not a problem. And
Speaker 11: they deducted ten thousands for what do they call it? Compensation?
Speaker 5: You know what you might do?
Speaker 6: You know what you might do is call them up
Speaker 6: say look here, here's what I'm willing to do. You
Speaker 6: guys have that ten thousand. I'm willing to go to
Speaker 6: a bank with you guys right now and we'll we'll
Speaker 6: do a joint account or put twenty grand or whatever
Speaker 6: the balance is in trust. We both have to sign
Speaker 6: off in order to get it, and basically do that,
Speaker 6: then the carrots out there, they have somewhat control of
Speaker 6: the carrot and they need to get their ass out
Speaker 6: there and fix this job from September twenty third of
Speaker 6: twenty three.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, you know, that's that's three. Where I'm at,
Speaker 11: It's like, I'd like to be done with this project.
Speaker 6: What do you guys think If the guy's got the money,
Speaker 6: he's not saying not going to pay him.
Speaker 5: I think he just wants them to get the damn
Speaker 5: job done. Fire.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 9: It's a great approach, but I would do everything in
Speaker 9: writing at this point. And Marco, I hope that you
Speaker 9: have I hope you have a ton of these communications
Speaker 9: in writing. Do you have emails, texts or is it
Speaker 9: all done by phone?
Speaker 11: That was the interesting thing is that they could. They
Speaker 11: would never email me on this issue. I've had their
Speaker 11: finance company call me and talk to me and now
Speaker 11: wanting their money, and I'm like, I've got anything documented,
Speaker 11: well almost everything. I've got it the days I talked
Speaker 11: to them and what.
Speaker 7: Was Yeah, that's that's the room. That's a great start
Speaker 7: my view.
Speaker 9: You need to have you need to start documenting all
Speaker 9: the communications so that if the time comes for you
Speaker 9: to prove that you tried to settle this matter and
Speaker 9: you're not just ripping them off, you have all kinds
Speaker 9: of written documentation to back up that claim.
Speaker 6: Hey, Mario, hold on, I did get Nick raven on,
Speaker 6: but I got to take this Nick.
Speaker 5: I know you're hearing me right now. I'm curious.
Speaker 6: There was something with the renewal by Anderson Caller that
Speaker 6: you helped out. But you were talking about the financing
Speaker 6: like they got their money too quick, something like that.
Speaker 5: I want to I want you to tell us what
Speaker 5: that was about.
Speaker 6: Right after this break, Robert's got a problem with I
Speaker 6: seventy and I just literally in the last minute or two,
Speaker 6: got a text an update from Tommy Boy.
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Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 6: Nick Ravena Gravina boy, we've all heard that in our
Speaker 6: lives growing up. Hey, Nick, you were telling me something
Speaker 6: I'm doing great, man. You were telling Oh, by the way,
Speaker 6: we love that sliding door you guys put in. I
Speaker 6: am so happy I went with that higher line or whatever.
Speaker 6: I was a little nervous we'd have a little less window,
Speaker 6: as you know.
Speaker 5: But that is not effect a view. And the way that.
Speaker 6: Thing slides compared to our old one, it is completely different.
Speaker 5: But I digress.
Speaker 6: I wanted to throw that out there, but you told
Speaker 6: me you went out and helped one of our listeners
Speaker 6: who had that passive solar house and it was renewal
Speaker 6: by Anderson.
Speaker 5: They put the wrong windows in.
Speaker 6: But you said something about the financing that I don't
Speaker 6: remember exactly what you said because you work with the
Speaker 6: same company and you were perplexed how it went down.
Speaker 5: Remind me of that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, So the way their contrary was written on that
Speaker 15: one was if it was the kind of like the
Speaker 15: the twelve or twenty four month like you know, no
Speaker 15: payments type plan they have it to where they get
Speaker 15: like half upon signing and then half the day they
Speaker 15: show up for installation, which I think is you know,
Speaker 15: not really the best policy because we usually have to
Speaker 15: have our customers sign off at the end that it's
Speaker 15: still a final payment.
Speaker 6: So you're saying they got paid in at least that
Speaker 6: contracting deal.
Speaker 5: What do you remember what company it was?
Speaker 6: Was it the green Lighters, Skylight or something?
Speaker 15: Yeah, it was Green Sky, Green Sky, you know. And
Speaker 15: so I just don't know how they have it done.
Speaker 15: But every finance company we use, at the end our
Speaker 15: customer has to approve the final balance. They saying, hey,
Speaker 15: the job's good, we like it, you know, and yes,
Speaker 15: you can pay the vendor now. And for some reason,
Speaker 15: their contract is written completely different. Basically, once they show up,
Speaker 15: they get paid. And I don't think there's anything you
Speaker 15: can do about it.
Speaker 6: And look, you guys have been around forever selling windows
Speaker 6: or siding all that stuff.
Speaker 5: But let me ask you this, man. I know you
Speaker 5: guys have made mistakes.
Speaker 6: There's no company with the longevity you guys have that
Speaker 6: hadn't made mistakes. But I am trying to figure out how,
Speaker 6: according to this caller Mario renewal By Anderson, came out,
Speaker 6: eighty two thousand dollars. Job seven windows show up? Okay,
Speaker 6: all seven? All seven were wrong. They were measured wrong.
Speaker 6: How is addie? I could understand one, but how what
Speaker 6: would you possibly get seven windows wrong?
Speaker 5: I mean is that something that happens a lot in
Speaker 5: the industry.
Speaker 10: I mean I don't think so.
Speaker 15: I mean, you know, I mean to be honest, you
Speaker 15: know there was one job I mismeasured a whole job once.
Speaker 10: And it was, you know, in the teams of windows.
Speaker 15: And I was, you know, fifteen years ago. I mean,
Speaker 15: oh my god, well you intend to do but at
Speaker 15: that case, you know, it's like, hey, we got to
Speaker 15: reorder these, right, and that's on us. You know, it's
Speaker 15: not hey there, you know you have to take them
Speaker 15: and you have to pay for them.
Speaker 5: I'm going to send you some I'm going to send
Speaker 5: you some pictures because basically I.
Speaker 6: Got Mario back up. Mario, you had problems with the
Speaker 6: stucco when they were done. Now, what Mario is saying
Speaker 6: is the big problem he has, and this is going back.
Speaker 6: He ordered the windows September twenty third of twenty three. Man,
Speaker 6: I mean we're going we're coming up on two years
Speaker 6: and they had to replace the windows, they had to
Speaker 6: fix all the stucco. But he's saying on the inside, now, Mario, explain,
Speaker 6: explain what's wrong in what you want finished?
Speaker 11: Yeah, the the final tram on the window. Uh, they
Speaker 11: don't they don't come together. I mean there's there's this
Speaker 11: gap there and then there's one tim one side of
Speaker 11: the windows. Then nice thing the other side has a
Speaker 11: gap in here.
Speaker 6: If I send you some pictures, Nick, he lives way
Speaker 6: out up by BUCkies Man, Johnstown, So you know, I
Speaker 6: don't need you to put eyes on it. But if
Speaker 6: we send you some pictures, can you tell us if
Speaker 6: it's industry standard or not, because really, that's what I'm
Speaker 6: trying to get to. I understand the guys upset. It's
Speaker 6: been almost two years and he's still.
Speaker 5: Dealing with this.
Speaker 6: I'd be pissed too. And there's some financing deals here.
Speaker 6: But they did give him a concession of about ten grand,
Speaker 6: but he wants it fixed before he pays them the
Speaker 6: final payment of twenty thousand. But I you know what,
Speaker 6: I just want your thoughts on the window. Would you
Speaker 6: do that if we get you some pictures? Of course, Hey, Kelly,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna put these guys on hold. By the way,
Speaker 6: that's Nick Gravenus. Everybody out there, uh uh Gravenus Windows
Speaker 6: dot com. That's the best way to check them out,
Speaker 6: Gravina Windows dot com or three oh three four seven
Speaker 6: two eight four six two. And I'll tell you they
Speaker 6: are a pleasure, an absolute pleasure to work with everything
Speaker 6: they said they were gonna do on time. Showed up
Speaker 6: and couldn't be more happy with the product. Robert, you
Speaker 6: hold on and then whoever's under you Robert will be
Speaker 6: after that, and we're going to get those pictures over
Speaker 6: to you, Nick and get some feedback from you in
Speaker 6: the next couple hours. Everybody hold tight lot going on Parker,
Speaker 6: you hang tight as well.
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Speaker 6: You know what some hotel places. Now, you can agree
Speaker 6: or disagree with me, but we stayed at the Virgin Hotel,
Speaker 6: and all in all is a great, great hotel. But
Speaker 6: what drives me crazy is when a hotel has a
Speaker 6: sign that's like, hey, we're trying to save the earth.
Speaker 6: You know, although their founder owns literally an airline. That's fine,
Speaker 6: you're saving the earth, But I think it's Bronson Branson,
Speaker 6: whatever his name is. They actually try to talk you
Speaker 6: out of getting new towels every day or having your
Speaker 6: housekeeper come in. It's like, we're paying two or three
Speaker 6: hundred bucks a night for a room. I think you
Speaker 6: can come in and make our bed and give us
Speaker 6: some towels. But you know they want to try to say, oh,
Speaker 6: we're being green. It has nothing. Don't let these hotels
Speaker 6: fool you. Nothing to do with being green. It's purely
Speaker 6: got to do with saving money.
Speaker 5: Robert. What's going on with you, sir?
Speaker 10: Hello?
Speaker 5: Hello Robert? How are you man?
Speaker 16: Yes, I'm good. I have.
Speaker 17: I need some help from you guys and your listening audience.
Speaker 5: What do you got?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 17: How you go down I seventy on the express rope. Yes,
Speaker 17: when you go to get off at the airport, they
Speaker 17: don't have the dotted lines.
Speaker 16: There are the slash lines that you can get out
Speaker 16: without being paid, without having to pay a fine.
Speaker 5: So now when you say, let me ask you some Robert.
Speaker 6: So you were in the express lane, yes, and you
Speaker 6: were there on purpose, and you were going to be
Speaker 6: paying for it through your license plate or through a transponder.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: But then when you went to exit the express lane,
Speaker 6: you crossed the double line.
Speaker 5: I understand you're saying there's no place to do it, but.
Speaker 6: You crossed wherever you were or to exit, and you
Speaker 6: got a ticket. Is that correct? Did you get a
Speaker 6: seventy five dollars ticket? Yes, xbs man.
Speaker 16: Well, from my understanding, you have to get off that
Speaker 16: express road where they have the slash lines.
Speaker 6: At none of that matter. I'm gonna tell you something, Robert.
Speaker 6: How long ago did this happen?
Speaker 16: This happened a week ago?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 16: God, the ticket?
Speaker 5: You need to listen to me.
Speaker 6: You need to get on that website and you need
Speaker 6: to go through the first action in.
Speaker 5: Order to fight it. Okay, okay, And here's what your
Speaker 5: proof's gonna be.
Speaker 6: You're gonna literally look up and I'll try to do
Speaker 6: it over the break or one of these guys can
Speaker 6: do it for me. You're gonna actually look up what
Speaker 6: violation you did. I almost guarantee the violation that's on
Speaker 6: that ticket, and if you have it, please read it
Speaker 6: to me.
Speaker 5: It is for toll evasion.
Speaker 6: Ironically, your car probably did pay the toll.
Speaker 5: Have you looked to see if it's on the toll
Speaker 5: But it wasn't.
Speaker 16: The toll that I got, Bill PU When you have.
Speaker 6: Robert, Robert, trust me, I understand exactly what you're saying.
Speaker 6: What I need to know though, this is what I
Speaker 6: need to know right now, did you get charged the toll?
Speaker 6: Let me see, I want to know if you got
Speaker 6: charged the toll. And here's why we had an attorney
Speaker 6: on not even three weeks ago. This attorney fought exactly
Speaker 6: exactly what happened to you, except he was on C
Speaker 6: four seventy. He paid for the toll. He was in
Speaker 6: the express lane and he had to exit. He got
Speaker 6: a seventy five dollars ticket. He fought it all the
Speaker 6: way to the Colorado I believe the Colorado Supreme Court.
Speaker 9: The way I recall the story and the call from
Speaker 9: that attorney. He fought it in district cour in County.
Speaker 5: This one, well, he thought it multiple times. Yeah, you
Speaker 5: got in front of a judge.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he first thought it within their own little pony
Speaker 9: baloney so called corn and he said, And the.
Speaker 6: Funny part, Robert is here's what he said. Basically, they say, okay,
Speaker 6: upload your information. He uploaded everything. They said no. Then
Speaker 6: they said okay, you can actually go to the next level.
Speaker 6: And then that's where they had like a zoom meeting,
Speaker 6: and he presented his whole story. This guy pointed out
Speaker 6: what I'm trying to point out to you, which I'll
Speaker 6: do in a second, and they still came back and said, Nope,
Speaker 6: doesn't work that way.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he was charged with tolevasion tollivation, though he got
Speaker 9: billed and paid for the toll. So he said, hey,
Speaker 9: I don't care what I crossed. I'm charged with a
Speaker 9: wrong offense, that's right.
Speaker 6: So what offense is that? I'm the ticket did they
Speaker 6: charge you with? You'll see it the CRC down there.
Speaker 6: And then the secondary question is did you end up
Speaker 6: paying a toll for that day in the toll lane?
Speaker 6: Everybody listening, listen to what we're saying. I understand that
Speaker 6: ticket is not for toll evasion, but they're using the
Speaker 6: wrong CRC. That's why this attorney won on it. And
Speaker 6: I'm telling you that is where this fight is for
Speaker 6: every one of us that have been suckered into paying
Speaker 6: this stuff. And we paid the toll these scumbags. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and I'm talking about our legislators. These guys.
Speaker 5: You're in the lane, you're paying the toll, you go
Speaker 5: to exit so you can get to work, and then
Speaker 5: they charge you seventy five bucks for exiting, but they're
Speaker 5: using toll evasion. What did you find out, sir?
Speaker 16: I am looking for it, and yes, I have a
Speaker 16: tessponder on my car where I pay for being on
Speaker 16: that road.
Speaker 5: So I want to know.
Speaker 6: Hold on, I'm putting you back on hold because we
Speaker 6: got to take this break. Here's what I want to know.
Speaker 6: Somewhere on that ticket to CRC's there. Maybe one of
Speaker 6: you guys can find it for me. It's literally for
Speaker 6: toll evasion. We had an attorney on for an entire
Speaker 6: segment one time, and it was very recent. Once again,
Speaker 6: he fought it all the way up where he could
Speaker 6: get in front of a judge, and the judge agreed
Speaker 6: with him one hundred percent agreed this is the wrong thing.
Speaker 6: It's like charging someone with shoplifting for jaywalking. I mean,
Speaker 6: like really, it's the most insane thing ever. I'm so
Speaker 6: upset about. Listen, we're gonna dig into this. We're gonna
Speaker 6: help you out, man. We'll even get that attorney on.
Speaker 6: In fact, he's doing a class action of people just
Speaker 6: like you, and I want everybody else out there to
Speaker 6: know that.
Speaker 5: You know what I think to people running this state suck.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, I really do. I thought Polis was starting
Speaker 6: to do better. I heard crime was coming down and
Speaker 6: we landed yesterday and like four people got shot over
Speaker 6: the weekend. It's the craziest thing. I have no idea,
Speaker 6: what's what the hell's wrong here? I'm really, honest to
Speaker 6: God thought three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 6: five five.
Speaker 5: And no it's not political.
Speaker 6: I know people are like, oh, he's I'm not being
Speaker 6: political at all. I'm sick of living in a crime
Speaker 6: infested city where they decide to charge people that pay
Speaker 6: the toll.
Speaker 5: They literally pay the toll, they pay.
Speaker 6: It, they have a transponder, and these ass is charging
Speaker 6: seventy five bucks to exit.
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Speaker 6: We are here to make your life just stay a
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Speaker 6: maybe you've got a bad landlord in your life.
Speaker 5: We've solved a lot of those recently.
Speaker 6: Actually, there was a period of time where landlords were
Speaker 6: actually the good guys. They couldn't even kick people out
Speaker 6: there weren't paying for a year. Remember, our government stepped
Speaker 6: in and said, no evictions.
Speaker 5: You can't do this.
Speaker 6: Douglas County, a Rapo County, the state of Colorado, the
Speaker 6: entire country pretty much couldn't even evict someone not paying,
Speaker 6: not ruining your house. But now things have changed. I
Speaker 6: think landlords are trying to get their pound of flesh.
Speaker 6: And we've had a lot of cases that you guys
Speaker 6: have worked on. I'm talking to our deputies here. Where
Speaker 6: there hasn't been hot water, there hasn't been heating. I
Speaker 6: know Deputy bo went out to two or three of
Speaker 6: these and he had to like get the landlord to
Speaker 6: like get heat back in there, and these were during
Speaker 6: the winter. One of them there was a smell so
Speaker 6: bad from the sewer. I remember that one? Was that one?
Speaker 5: Did you work on that d or was that Bow
Speaker 5: as well?
Speaker 9: No, he actually worked two cases that had sewer smell.
Speaker 9: Are you talking about the one where the lady had
Speaker 9: a very late stage cancer and she Yeah, So he
Speaker 9: actually bow went out there and he found two things.
Speaker 7: The lady was so sick she couldn't.
Speaker 9: Even get off the couch, but and there was an
Speaker 9: unmistakable sewage smell. So he worked with a property management
Speaker 9: office and they stepped up and did the right thing.
Speaker 9: They provided her with another apartment and a different building,
Speaker 9: and they paid to have her moved in there.
Speaker 5: That was so nice.
Speaker 7: That was very very nice.
Speaker 5: That's incredible.
Speaker 6: He went out to one where they the people basically
Speaker 6: cut a boot off the apartment complex acknowledged literally acknowledge
Speaker 6: these people lived there, but they had like the wrong
Speaker 6: tag from their cars. Something happened and or they parked
Speaker 6: in the wrong space because someone parked in theirs.
Speaker 9: Oh, is that the one where the property manager at
Speaker 9: Spike Creek Apartment called the.
Speaker 5: Cops, called the cops on bus bo was like, I
Speaker 5: don't care, I'm staying here.
Speaker 9: Both stayed there and then he saw a fire truck
Speaker 9: and cops come in Code three.
Speaker 5: So we years ago.
Speaker 6: Tom and I cut one off with Jeff Kimer or
Speaker 6: with the guy at camera transmissions. She's like, Jeff Wick,
Speaker 6: thank you Vic with Jeff Vic at a camera transmission.
Speaker 5: And it was crazy, man. We picked up the car.
Speaker 6: I knew a guy with the tow truck company that
Speaker 6: doesn't ask many questions and basically got it over to
Speaker 6: the shop and cut it off. And then I took
Speaker 6: it and I put it right at the apartment's front
Speaker 6: door and took a picture of it and dared him
Speaker 6: to come on out. I mean, really, man, that was
Speaker 6: the park it people. That's who did that lot. We
Speaker 6: also have doctor Joel with us Denver Region dot com.
Speaker 6: You guys hear me talk about it all the time.
Speaker 6: I've been on this weight loss, this journey, I guess
Speaker 6: is probably the best way to put it. There was
Speaker 6: a lot of times coming off of November December, people
Speaker 6: put on a lot of weight.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just the way it goes. Man.
Speaker 6: You have family in town, You're going on trips for
Speaker 6: us from Thanksgiving basically till New Year's we just do
Speaker 6: a lot.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's just it.
Speaker 6: And what I used to do is I would go
Speaker 6: on a pretty aggressive diet to where I wouldn't eat carbs,
Speaker 6: no alcohol, no carbs, pretty much nothing for four to
Speaker 6: six weeks, and I could drastically lose weight. It's pretty
Speaker 6: remarkable going on in an all carnivore diet, especially if
Speaker 6: you literally don't do any carbs at all. Doctor Joel,
Speaker 6: It's amazing how quick your body just starts losing weight.
Speaker 5: It really is.
Speaker 6: And you can feel full all the time because you
Speaker 6: can eat like an entire steak, ten eggs, a brick
Speaker 6: of cheese, which you would think is like four thousand
Speaker 6: million calories, but you're still losing weight because the carbs
Speaker 6: aren't there to burn first. It's just constantly burning fat
Speaker 6: all the time you're in quitosis.
Speaker 5: I would use those little strips and it'd be amazing.
Speaker 5: I'd be past the line and I would burn it.
Speaker 6: But the problem was, after about a week or so,
Speaker 6: all you're thinking about is any carb on the planet.
Speaker 6: I mean, broccoli starts looking good, Honest to god, Colliflower
Speaker 6: I can't stand it, but it looks like a Hershey's bar.
Speaker 6: All you're thinking about is the end of this diet.
Speaker 6: When am I going to get there? And really the
Speaker 6: food noise is still there. That's the problem with some
Speaker 6: of these really aggressive diets. You constantly think of food.
Speaker 6: So this is basically the same thing I always do.
Speaker 6: But I am eating some carbs, but my calorie intake
Speaker 6: is way less. Thirty pounds in four months. That's pretty incredible.
Speaker 6: I mean it really is. But I don't think of
Speaker 6: the food. That's really what the drug is designed to do, right.
Speaker 8: Right, Well, it mimics the chemical that your body makes
Speaker 8: that tells you that you're full.
Speaker 6: So literally, is it like testosterone where it's basically the
Speaker 6: exact same.
Speaker 8: It's a little bit different, but it's it's for the
Speaker 8: most part, it's identical. So for example, turns eppetite and
Speaker 8: some megletide are two different compounds that mimic GLP one,
Speaker 8: which is glucacon like protein, which is what your body creates.
Speaker 6: So so you eat and you feel full. That's the
Speaker 6: GLP one, right, But when does it create it? Like
Speaker 6: when your stomach gets bigger, when your.
Speaker 8: Blood sugar gets to the point where it signals to
Speaker 8: your brain that you're no longer hungry.
Speaker 5: Got it? And then that's what this does, is replicated.
Speaker 6: And that's why I'm not going around going, oh man,
Speaker 6: I want some carbs, I want this.
Speaker 5: You just don't feel like.
Speaker 8: And it's important to point out like you're not starving yourself. No,
Speaker 8: it just shuts down on that signal.
Speaker 6: There are times, especially like the second month, I would
Speaker 6: have to remember to eat. I would have to literally
Speaker 6: go okay, I got to eat, or my wife would say, hey,
Speaker 6: you know, let's share this or something like that.
Speaker 5: And speaking of sharing, listen to this.
Speaker 6: So I think I pay like two hundred and ninety
Speaker 6: five three indred bucks a month through you guys Denver Regent.
Speaker 6: That was the doctor visits. It's everything. It's all in
Speaker 6: three hundred bucks a month.
Speaker 5: And we eat out a lot.
Speaker 6: In fact, Suzanne and I generally eat out four or
Speaker 6: five times a week. It's just our kids are out
Speaker 6: of the house. We just eat out, what can I say?
Speaker 6: And I generally share with her. Now, So one time
Speaker 6: we sat there and I started calculating, you know, my
Speaker 6: average dinner's probably thirty five bucks, thirty thirty five bucks whatever,
Speaker 6: And you start doing that, we actually save way more
Speaker 6: than what I spend simply because we're not ordering two
Speaker 6: meals anymore.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and that's a great point mark, you know, and
Speaker 8: a lot of our patients have that same experience.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: It's it's not cheap, obviously not for people. That's a
Speaker 8: chunk of change. But when you counterbalance that off of
Speaker 8: the money that you're saving every month in food, especially
Speaker 8: for somebody who goes out a lot, you.
Speaker 5: Would save the big time. Yeah. And then what's the benefit?
Speaker 6: Because I know for a while the only people could
Speaker 6: get this medication was diabetics. What has changed since then?
Speaker 6: I mean, how come everybody can get this stuff now?
Speaker 6: Where there was a period of time all I heard
Speaker 6: about is the only way you can get it is
Speaker 6: if you were diabetic.
Speaker 5: Is that because there was a shortage?
Speaker 8: No, it was because it was originally approved as diabetes drokes.
Speaker 8: I mean that's what the research was to find a
Speaker 8: drug that would treat diabetes got it And what they
Speaker 8: found was that, you know, as a side effect initially
Speaker 8: is that people were losing a ton of weight. And
Speaker 8: then the companies were able to get these drugs.
Speaker 6: That's truly why the main reason it's good for diabetics
Speaker 6: is they just don't eat as much and they lose weight,
Speaker 6: and when you lose weight, your blood sugar is better.
Speaker 7: Basically, that's correct.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it doesn't do anything magic like insulin and literally
Speaker 6: bring it down, bringing it down.
Speaker 5: Based on weight loss.
Speaker 7: Correct.
Speaker 6: That is pretty amazing. Actually it is. It's like a
Speaker 6: natural way to fight diabetes.
Speaker 8: Right for type two diaci. It the majority of people
Speaker 8: have type two diabetes, which is what.
Speaker 5: You acquire from where your pancreas is making the incellent
Speaker 5: insulin resistant. Type one is period, you're you're pancreas doesn't
Speaker 5: create it, right, people were.
Speaker 7: Born with that.
Speaker 8: That means your cells from your liver and not producing
Speaker 8: insulin in the first place. That has nothing to do
Speaker 8: with blood sugar. Type two has everything to do with
Speaker 8: blood sugar, and it means your body's not processing it
Speaker 8: because you're insulin resistant. You're not processing the sugar in
Speaker 8: your blood.
Speaker 5: What's the lessen?
Speaker 6: And I promise how good, Robert, I hope you got
Speaker 6: that information. It's an I seventy toll road call and
Speaker 6: they get me furious. I can't even believe they have
Speaker 6: done this to us. Robert paid a toll and now
Speaker 6: they're trying to get them for toll eVision seventy five bucks.
Speaker 6: In fact, I think so many people are there. We
Speaker 6: had an attorney on that's hey, you know what, Kelly.
Speaker 6: See if we can't get that attorney on, you know
Speaker 6: who I'm talking about. Ask Suzanne who the attorney is?
Speaker 6: Text Suzan who the attorney is that fought the four
Speaker 6: seventy That one was c four seventy ticket. And then
Speaker 6: Joseph's got a question on a mover? But what are
Speaker 6: what are the drawbacks? So we already see it helps
Speaker 6: people lose weight. I can attest to that all day long.
Speaker 6: I didn't get any side effects. I know some people
Speaker 6: claim they get side effects. What are the what are
Speaker 6: the bad side effects if any that you hear of,
Speaker 6: or what is the majority of the side effects that
Speaker 6: Denver Regen hears about.
Speaker 8: Well, there's a small percentage of patients that do have
Speaker 8: side effects. It's not a large percentage of patients. Maybe
Speaker 8: so most people don't. Most people don't, and if they do,
Speaker 8: it's typically GEI discomfort, maybe some heartburn issues, some nausea
Speaker 8: happens with something.
Speaker 5: But that's why you start the dosage love, That's why
Speaker 5: we start to make.
Speaker 8: Sure there is no side effects, right, and we can
Speaker 8: also call in a prescription for zofriend and get that
Speaker 8: taken care off. And that's one of the advantages of
Speaker 8: working with our clinic is you're working with a board
Speaker 8: certified medical doctor who is an expert in this field.
Speaker 5: So this is what he lives in, brings, this is.
Speaker 8: What he does, so you know you're not dealing with
Speaker 8: a paraprofessional that kind of does this on the side.
Speaker 8: You know, we'll right off the bat if you need,
Speaker 8: you will let you know. If you get nauseated, let
Speaker 8: us know because we can call in some nauge of
Speaker 8: medication for you. Now that's pretty rare, but we say
Speaker 8: that up front.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like I said, I hadn't had. The only side
Speaker 6: effect I have is exactly why I take it. Not
Speaker 6: to feel hungry, not to have that food noise, and
Speaker 6: to lose weight. I mean literally, those are the side
Speaker 6: effects of the drug, and that's why the drug works.
Speaker 6: I mean basically, it creates a side effect where you
Speaker 6: don't think about food and that's why for me personally
Speaker 6: it works so well. I mean, that's it. That food
Speaker 6: noise is going. Hey, Robert did you find out if
Speaker 6: you paid that toll.
Speaker 16: Yes, well, for it's not for the toll. It's called
Speaker 16: it said, I exit the express lane outside Arthur Rize Zone.
Speaker 6: Robert, I swear to God, I need to ask you
Speaker 6: this question, though. Just focus on this one thing. Right,
Speaker 6: you were in the lane that charges you, the HOV
Speaker 6: lane or whatever it's referred to on Ice seventy. You
Speaker 6: were in that lane and your transponder ended up getting tagged,
Speaker 6: and you paid for being in that lane.
Speaker 5: Is that correct?
Speaker 16: That's correct?
Speaker 6: Okay, Now, then you got a ticket for crossing the
Speaker 6: double lines, right.
Speaker 16: Right, because I was getting off to go to the airport.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 16: And they have no exits there.
Speaker 6: That's exactly right. And that's what's happening to people all
Speaker 6: over the state, not just on I seventy.
Speaker 5: There. Here's what I'm telling you.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to get this attorney up that is doing
Speaker 6: a class action.
Speaker 5: He says he's doing one. We're gonna find out if
Speaker 5: he's there.
Speaker 6: For people like you, because they are using a law
Speaker 6: to go after you for that seventy five dollars for
Speaker 6: crossing the double line. They're going after you for a
Speaker 6: law that says tollvasion.
Speaker 5: You paid the toll.
Speaker 6: How can they go after you for tolevision if you
Speaker 6: paid the toll. They didn't create a law that says
Speaker 6: crossing the double line. They used one already on the
Speaker 6: books for tolevision, and a Colorado judge agreed with this
Speaker 6: attorney that it should not be used in this case whatsoever.
Speaker 6: So until the legislature creates an actual law for crossing
Speaker 6: a double line, this should not be used. But these
Speaker 6: people that are using it don't give a crap. They're
Speaker 6: just gonna keep using it. So we're trying to get
Speaker 6: that attorney on. He fought it all the way up.
Speaker 6: Do you understand what I'm saying?
Speaker 16: Though, yes I do. But why didn't they just put
Speaker 16: a double line? Why didn't they just put an extra
Speaker 16: line right there?
Speaker 12: When?
Speaker 5: I don't know? I don't know.
Speaker 6: Why don't they fix every damn pothole between here and
Speaker 6: Wyoming or between here in New Mexico.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I'm honest to god, I don't know.
Speaker 5: You get on I seventy in certain places. Holy crap,
Speaker 5: it's like little hotbubs all over the place.
Speaker 6: I don't know why they don't do anything. I have
Speaker 6: no clue I have no clue why they just always
Speaker 6: seem to just take more money from us. That's all
Speaker 6: I know. I don't know why they don't do anything, Robert.
Speaker 6: But that's not even pertinent to the conversation. What's pertinent
Speaker 6: is what they're trying to do right now to you
Speaker 6: is not right.
Speaker 5: They're trying to screw you. They're screwing so many people
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 6: In fact, anybody out there that has any issue like this.
Speaker 6: This guy literally is trying to get a class action.
Speaker 6: And here's the problem with what Robert's going to go
Speaker 6: through right now, Robert, I got you on hold for
Speaker 6: a reason. You got to do a few things. One,
Speaker 6: you got to go onto that website and do the
Speaker 6: first thing.
Speaker 5: They're going to.
Speaker 6: Basically tell you to upload AVAE. When you upload the evidence,
Speaker 6: it's gonna be a statement. It's gonna say I paid
Speaker 6: the toll, this is not toll eVision. That's all you're
Speaker 6: gonna do. Then they're gonna come back and say too bad,
Speaker 6: so sad. Then you're gonna have a chance. The second
Speaker 6: part is to do basically a zoom or a team
Speaker 6: meeting with an arbitrator that ironically works for the company.
Speaker 5: That's going after you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the independent mediator, not a judge. Oh, it's so
Speaker 5: crazy how they screw us on this. Think about this.
Speaker 6: It's not a magistrate, it's not a judge that's impartial.
Speaker 5: Their mediator literally works to arm. And here's what's gonna
Speaker 5: happen there.
Speaker 6: They're gonna You're gonna say, uh, you guys said I
Speaker 6: evaded the toll.
Speaker 5: Here's this where I didn't evade the toll. And by
Speaker 5: the way, here's some case law from this judge from
Speaker 5: a year and a half ago, and we need to
Speaker 5: get that. That's why.
Speaker 6: And they're gonna say, ah, we still don't agree with you,
Speaker 6: because they're all playing inside bay.
Speaker 5: It's one inside baseball.
Speaker 6: Then, unfortunately, is when you are an attorney like the
Speaker 6: guy that we had on he actually went to court
Speaker 6: and sued him in won.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: His name is John Bolan, and he when he was
Speaker 9: over here, he said that he's contemplating a class action
Speaker 9: suit on behalf of others similarly situated and he took
Speaker 9: it to Douglas County Court.
Speaker 5: So that's where he won. If you had to I
Speaker 5: remember him talking about that.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So after he went through the internal process, he took
Speaker 9: it to a real court. He won there, and we
Speaker 9: can certainly download a copy of that entire suit.
Speaker 6: That's what we go if I had to pay that
Speaker 6: seventy five bucks, Now we really should, you know what, Dmitri,
Speaker 6: If you would get the information on that, I'd like
Speaker 6: to put a packet together on referral list dot com.
Speaker 6: Well the little information button, I'll get our guys to
Speaker 6: add and if you go there, if we have something
Speaker 6: like this, So if you are forced to pay seventy
Speaker 6: five bucks and you paid the toll, I'm not talking
Speaker 6: to the people out here that hop in the toll
Speaker 6: line trying to evade it because you don't pay the toll.
Speaker 6: I'm talking people that got charged the toll and got
Speaker 6: the seventy five dollars ticket. They'll download this little PDF
Speaker 6: pack we'll put together and that should be enough. Although
Speaker 6: we just said it though you're an a mediator, it's
Speaker 6: not even a mediator.
Speaker 9: No, you're against her employee. Yeah, he told us who
Speaker 9: that person was. It's an actual attorney who works for
Speaker 9: the for the toll, for the authority itself. She's an
Speaker 9: attorney and in my view, she's knowingly misapplying the law
Speaker 9: to take advantage of knowing under educated people and under
Speaker 9: educated in this respect, or I.
Speaker 6: Or people that don't have a lot of time on
Speaker 6: their hands that our'n attorneys.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so I'm wondering if there are some ethical problems
Speaker 9: that this woman is going to run into. Now I
Speaker 9: have no standing to file a complaint against her, but
Speaker 9: if she is knowingly misapplying the law to extract money
Speaker 9: from the innocent public prayer, I bet there's got be
Speaker 9: some method to JEOPARDIICCE or license.
Speaker 6: Not in this state, not in most I mean, it'd
Speaker 6: be great if there was. But the bottom line is this.
Speaker 6: It's like there are so many people that just pay
Speaker 6: the seventy five bucks because it's not worth their time
Speaker 6: to do anything else.
Speaker 5: And it's absurd because it's literally blackmail. I mean, that's
Speaker 5: really what they're doing to us.
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Speaker 6: you know, I did a commercial during the break with
Speaker 6: that hair transplant. Hey, doc, you guys at Denver Regen,
Speaker 6: you don't do hair transplants.
Speaker 5: You do stem cell Actually both you do. Oh I
Speaker 5: didn't know that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we do both, So what is it?
Speaker 5: Real quick?
Speaker 6: Then I got to get to the phones. But the
Speaker 6: difference is what I mean the stem cells. I guess
Speaker 6: I somewhat understand.
Speaker 5: You take your harvest the stem cells from that person, correct,
Speaker 5: and then you basically insert them into their head their scalp. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and then it just starts growing, right, I.
Speaker 8: Mean that's basically it's a three step process. The first
Speaker 8: is using your own stem cells. The second is using
Speaker 8: some of your own blood products along with some DORP. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and then the third one it's it's like purep it's
Speaker 8: called pure of its different fraction of your blood.
Speaker 7: But we do a three stage process. Basically.
Speaker 8: The idea of it is to make your scalp healthy again,
Speaker 8: so it'll regrow hair. So we're not just transplanting hair
Speaker 8: and to the same environment that caused you to lose
Speaker 8: hair in the first place, and then you lose the
Speaker 8: hair around the transplant. What we're doing is restoring blood flow,
Speaker 8: restoring we're regenerating the scalp and regenerating the hair. Work
Speaker 8: great for Martino, it worked great for It worked great
Speaker 8: for lots of people. Yeah, and it's you know, half
Speaker 8: the price of a full transplant.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that either. So but what is the
Speaker 5: success rate on that?
Speaker 6: Like, is it will everybody see a difference or like
Speaker 6: ninety percent of people?
Speaker 7: I would say over ninety percent.
Speaker 8: You know, we're not gonna We're not gonna do this
Speaker 8: on somebody that we don't think it's gonna work. So
Speaker 8: if somebody has a big bald area, we do a
Speaker 8: transplant along with the stem cell.
Speaker 5: There oh double wham.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and that that.
Speaker 8: Reinforces the transplant so that the hair around the transplant
Speaker 8: doesn't fall out. They don't do that in other transplant centers. Uh,
Speaker 8: if your hair is just thinning significantly like Tom's was,
Speaker 8: you don't need a transplant. What you is hair restoration
Speaker 8: and then in that case we would just do the
Speaker 8: stem cell procedure.
Speaker 5: When you're saying, if they're a candidate, that can be
Speaker 5: half the price.
Speaker 7: It can be half the price.
Speaker 8: So you know, our stem cell plus hair transplant procedure
Speaker 8: is a little bit less than just a hair transplant procedure.
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Speaker 8: Our stem cell procedure is an option for people who
Speaker 8: just have significant thinning and it's half the price.
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Speaker 6: Right, that's Denverregen dot com, Denverregen dot com. Now we
Speaker 6: are going to go to Joseph and then Mike Joseph
Speaker 6: real quick and says, you're looking for a mover. Are
Speaker 6: you going in state? Out of state? What kind of
Speaker 6: move is it? Is it a house or car?
Speaker 5: What is it?
Speaker 11: Hey, Mike, we're moving a house out of state.
Speaker 5: Out of state.
Speaker 6: I go with the people with the Teddy Bear on them,
Speaker 6: Johnson Storage and moving.
Speaker 5: That long. Not No, they're everywhere.
Speaker 6: Their main one is kind kind of then I guess
Speaker 6: it would be I don't know if I want to
Speaker 6: say the Tech Center where their big huge storage areas
Speaker 6: is basically it is a rapa ho or Parker Road
Speaker 6: or Jordan, thank you Jordan. But they're massive. They'll go anywhere, man,
Speaker 6: they're all over. I think they're united. Are they united
Speaker 6: van lines?
Speaker 5: I think so.
Speaker 18: Yes.
Speaker 5: We've never had a complaint.
Speaker 6: They were on a referral list years and years ago
Speaker 6: when the original owners were there, But I cannot remember
Speaker 6: ever having a complaint on them ever. I just can't
Speaker 6: remember having one. They're honest. They'll give you a bid,
Speaker 6: they're going to stick to the bid, They're going to
Speaker 6: explain everything to you, and they're not going to change it.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's just kind of what it is. The
Speaker 5: biggest things.
Speaker 6: With movers, Joseph is they basically promise you the moon
Speaker 6: and then charge you quadruple what they said and they
Speaker 6: just really suck in that fashion.
Speaker 18: Yeah, you guys have taken so many calls over the
Speaker 18: years of people getting gammed and ramped and hijacks. What
Speaker 18: was the name of it again? One more time?
Speaker 6: Johnson moving in storage? Okay, the people with the Teddy Bear. Yeah,
Speaker 6: they're good people man. In fact, I still got him.
Speaker 6: I know he's in my phone. I might call him up,
Speaker 6: try to see if he's still involved. I know the
Speaker 6: family's still involved, but I'm talking. I guess you'd refer
Speaker 6: to him as the old man and get him back
Speaker 6: on the referral list. We had a good local mover
Speaker 6: too that during COVID we just started having problems with.
Speaker 6: But we had a great local mover for a while
Speaker 6: and COVID kind of took target at him. But Joseph,
Speaker 6: any other questions, No.
Speaker 18: Mark, But listen grilled colieflower buffalo sauce, little olive oil.
Speaker 18: You will love it.
Speaker 11: And you should also share that doctor long book.
Speaker 10: I'm fasting with your audience.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, my life, So fasting is healthy?
Speaker 5: Hey, doc, have you heard of this? Hey?
Speaker 6: Hang on, Joseph, I don't know if any of you
Speaker 6: heard of this, but Susanna and I did a bunch
Speaker 6: of research on fasting and we found something remarkable. Now,
Speaker 6: there's not a lot of cases out there. In fact,
Speaker 6: I doubt there's been case studies, but there's been definitely
Speaker 6: tales that I believe are true. Okay, of people that
Speaker 6: have cancer of some sort and they'll go on a
Speaker 6: fast for like thirty days. Think about that. I've done
Speaker 6: a four day fast and it's not easy. And I
Speaker 6: built up to that over time by doing daily fast
Speaker 6: for about a year, then did a.
Speaker 5: Two day, then did a four day.
Speaker 6: But they would literally fast, and it puts your body
Speaker 6: into a really strange survival mode because your body starts
Speaker 6: eating everything. I mean, your body needs to survive. You're
Speaker 6: not giving it any food, any nutrients. And there's cases
Speaker 6: out there where it actually attacks the cancer and they
Speaker 6: claim the cancer's gone. Now, once again, I'm not saying
Speaker 6: these are clinical trials, but there's more than one case.
Speaker 5: We have done research. Have you heard of stuff like
Speaker 5: this to meet?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm a big follower of doctor Fong on YouTube,
Speaker 9: the Chinese guy. Is that the one you're talking about
Speaker 9: the glasses and he keeps doing Yeah, how about have.
Speaker 5: You heard this doc?
Speaker 7: You know, I've heard.
Speaker 5: I know it's hard for a doctor to talk about
Speaker 5: something like that.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, I'll tell you my professional and
Speaker 8: my personal opinion about it is that cancer is a
Speaker 8: different animal.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: And there's been lots of evances in mainstream medicine that
Speaker 8: are pretty good, that are very good at treating cancer.
Speaker 8: And you don't want to wind up in a situation
Speaker 8: like Steve Jobs did. Where go you forego the tritionll
Speaker 8: methods because you've heard of some other something that doesn't
Speaker 8: work work, you know, for other types of syndromes and diseases,
Speaker 8: perhaps it's worth foregoing the traditional route to try some
Speaker 8: of the time, saying you do every route right, right,
Speaker 8: as long as it's you're not using it as a substitute.
Speaker 6: No, I'll tell you you you invoke the word Steve Jobs. Hey, Joseph,
Speaker 6: I appreciate you bringing up that topic. That is when
Speaker 6: I first learned in.
Speaker 5: My life, I don't care how much money you have.
Speaker 5: I don't care because when death comes knocking, man, you
Speaker 5: can't fight it with twenties or hundreds, it's just impossible,
Speaker 5: or millions or billions. And Steve Job proved that point.
Speaker 6: There was a part of me prior to him, thinking, well,
Speaker 6: the ultra rich, they probably have access to stuff that
Speaker 6: most people never have.
Speaker 8: Magic Johnson as an example of that.
Speaker 6: Oh aids. Yeah, yeah, he should have died. Really, he
Speaker 6: should have died way before. That's really incredible, actually right
Speaker 6: that he Yeah, they kept him alive, I would say,
Speaker 6: because of his money.
Speaker 8: Right, So in certain situations, yes, in Steve's Job situation,
Speaker 8: it was almost a false idol if you will, like,
Speaker 8: he used his money to go and alternate route and
Speaker 8: that was to his detriment when it came to cancer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when it came to cancer. Yeah, crazy man. I
Speaker 5: forgot about him too, didn't he?
Speaker 16: Like?
Speaker 6: Uh, he was the guy that claimed to sleep with
Speaker 6: like a million women or something.
Speaker 5: Just absurd.
Speaker 7: Who will? That's Will Chamberlain's.
Speaker 5: Chamber All right, whoops? Wrong guy?
Speaker 6: All right, everybody, Mike's got a U. Mike's got a
Speaker 6: question on a will. I'll come to you right after this. Mike,
Speaker 6: and Dan is looking for that update on Tom and
Speaker 6: whoever's online one, Hang tight, Dan, I'll go ahead and
Speaker 6: give the update on Tom very shortly.
Speaker 5: This is what we call a tease, but I'm gonna
Speaker 5: give it after this.
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Speaker 6: does a deal like that, I mean they lose their
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Speaker 6: So it's a hell of a deal. Thirty nine bucks
Speaker 6: fixmihome dot com. Now, Mike, what is your question, sir?
Speaker 19: Yeah, thanks for taking my call. I'm I've got a
Speaker 19: will and I brought my problem is I don't know
Speaker 19: if it's a problem, but somebody brought it to my
Speaker 19: attention recently.
Speaker 18: The will was.
Speaker 19: Written out of when I lived in another state. Yeah,
Speaker 19: and I'm wondering do I have to register that in Colorado?
Speaker 19: Or is I thought it was good anywhere?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is good anywhere, But that doesn't mean you
Speaker 6: shouldn't have it checked out by an attorney here.
Speaker 5: Let's do this.
Speaker 6: But yes, if something that the quick answer is, you're fine.
Speaker 6: If it was written in another state. But there's certain
Speaker 6: instances like Texas, for example, with homestead laws and some
Speaker 6: other things like that, where there could be a difference.
Speaker 6: But let's dig into it a little bit, Kelly. Let's
Speaker 6: get Dan McKenzie on and ask him when you should
Speaker 6: have a will. Maybe it's only from certain states Mike
Speaker 6: checked out here in Colorado, or when it's not a
Speaker 6: big deal at all. So hold on, We're getting the
Speaker 6: attorney on to do that. But we get that question
Speaker 6: a lot, and the bottom line answer is kind of
Speaker 6: you don't have to do it, but there are sometimes
Speaker 6: you definitely do want to do it.
Speaker 5: Now I'm running behind, so I'm gonna take this.
Speaker 6: We're going to get our expert on, Dan McKenzie, and
Speaker 6: I'm gonna have an update on Tom coming up to.
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Speaker 6: that question about Will's we got two hours ago. I'd
Speaker 6: love to hear from you. You've been ripped off or
Speaker 6: taking advantage of, or have any questions. Now I'm going
Speaker 6: to take a minute and give a Martino up there.
Speaker 6: This came from today. It's been over eight days since
Speaker 6: my major surgery and I'm told I'm making remarkable recovery.
Speaker 6: I am off all tubes and external means of support.
Speaker 6: I have been up and walking laps around the hospital
Speaker 6: floor and getting rest in between. Tommy Boy is scheduled
Speaker 6: to be released to go home tomorrow. Well that means
Speaker 6: nothing though. He's still not even going to be like
Speaker 6: making an appearance. His sisters are going to be there.
Speaker 6: He's got a lot going on, a lot going on.
Speaker 6: But leaving the hospital this quick is somewhat of a surprise.
Speaker 6: We all thought it would be more like ten to
Speaker 6: fourteen days. But Tom's in good shape. I mean, for
Speaker 6: everything he's going through, he's in great shape.
Speaker 9: This is probably the most important milestone of his recovery. Yeah,
Speaker 9: getting the hell out of the hospital.
Speaker 5: That Whipple surgery, the surgery had done is I said
Speaker 5: it before about a week ago.
Speaker 6: It is one of the most intrusive surgery's on the planet.
Speaker 6: I mean they go in and they take this and
Speaker 6: that and then basically put you back together so you work.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's pretty incredible how they came up with this.
Speaker 6: I mean, I guess they came up with it literally
Speaker 6: out of necessity to try to to try to solve
Speaker 6: these problems. But the guy that did his does like
Speaker 6: one hundred a year. He's probably done over a thousand
Speaker 6: in his lifetime. He had a great doctor. I just
Speaker 6: can't picture.
Speaker 5: Tom like.
Speaker 6: He can't sit still, so it's got to be very
Speaker 6: hard for him to like just sit in hospital. He's
Speaker 6: got to be going absolutely crazy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I was thinking maybe his surgeons didn't want to
Speaker 9: make it on the Slees brigade, so.
Speaker 5: That would be funny. I'll tell you this.
Speaker 6: He did text a couple of days ago we were
Speaker 6: out of town. But I found this curious. When he
Speaker 6: got he was on an epidural for a while. That's
Speaker 6: how bad this pain is. When they when they completely
Speaker 6: removed the epidural, he basically felt a lot of static pain.
Speaker 5: So, but that's that's going.
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Speaker 6: five five. Our guest today too is doctor Joel cherdak
Speaker 6: Denverregen dot com.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: Just a great company, I mean just really a great
Speaker 6: clinic in general. I've been using them for weight loss
Speaker 6: medication and it's interesting. They do the weight loss for
Speaker 6: three hundred bucks a month. Actually it's like two hundred
Speaker 6: and ninety five dollars a month. That's all the doctor's visits.
Speaker 6: That's the weight loss medication. It's everything. It's all in
Speaker 6: and interestingly enough, we were talking on the phone about
Speaker 6: a week ago. There's a lot of people actually advertising
Speaker 6: this stuff cheaper, but there's a big catch. You don't
Speaker 6: even get half the medication. It's basically watered down. I
Speaker 6: mean that that's a way to put it, right, Doc.
Speaker 8: Well, they'll give you can you hear me, They'll give
Speaker 8: you a lower dose. Yeah, so basically less medication.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The reason it's half the price is because it's half
Speaker 5: the medication we've had, no more.
Speaker 8: We've had in the past couple months, a number of
Speaker 8: patients who have decided to go a cheaper route than
Speaker 8: our clinic, thinking that they were getting a better deal,
Speaker 8: who have all since come back to us and explain
Speaker 8: to us that no, they started with a very small
Speaker 8: dose and then they ramped up to the dose that
Speaker 8: they were at with us, and they were charging about
Speaker 8: twenty thirty percent more than our costsovers so it's.
Speaker 5: Just the initial month or whatever's cheap or however they
Speaker 5: want to do it. The bottom line is, I mean.
Speaker 6: You're all's just cheaper than most It's not the cheapest
Speaker 6: out there, but who cares, it's medical.
Speaker 5: I want to go to the right people.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't want to just not talk about
Speaker 6: that aspect of it, right. I feel very comfortable talking
Speaker 6: to you about weight loss. And who's the MD.
Speaker 8: I deal with doctor Holm. Yeah, I like doctor hom
Speaker 8: and Ty who was our patient coordinator. Oh, that's right
Speaker 8: and Ty.
Speaker 6: When you first call in, you basically just go to
Speaker 6: Denver Region dot com and up at the top you'll
Speaker 6: see the stuff on weight loss.
Speaker 5: Just call them up and talk to him. It's great.
Speaker 6: I've lost a ton of weight and uh, I couldn't
Speaker 6: be more happy. I haven't had side effects. In fact,
Speaker 6: the only thing I did is I forgot when I
Speaker 6: went to Nashville last week. I literally forgot to take
Speaker 6: my shot. But I didn't notice that big of a difference.
Speaker 6: I really didn't. As soon as I got back yesterday
Speaker 6: I took it. I figured I didn't miss a beat.
Speaker 7: No, I'm sure it'll be fine.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, Marci, what is going on with you?
Speaker 20: Marcy by Mark, I'm hoping you might be able to
Speaker 20: help me. I've been hosting my website with a company
Speaker 20: called paar dot com for probably the last thirteen years.
Speaker 5: What is it called? What?
Speaker 13: What?
Speaker 20: What it's called? Pair pai r dot com. They've been
Speaker 20: a great company for probably twelve years or so. They
Speaker 20: were recently acquired by a larger company. Their customer service
Speaker 20: has gone downhill. The service itself has gone downhill, and
Speaker 20: we had a lot of problems. We moved our website
Speaker 20: and email in November.
Speaker 15: And.
Speaker 20: I honestly thought I had sent a cancelation email to
Speaker 20: them after some issues with some security and long and behold,
Speaker 20: I didn't. So now fast forward to May. First the
Speaker 20: package renewed.
Speaker 5: How much was reached out?
Speaker 20: And twelve hundred dollars?
Speaker 5: Oh lord, is that?
Speaker 6: I mean you must not be on a shared hosting
Speaker 6: What was that like a managed word press.
Speaker 5: Site or what?
Speaker 20: Now it actually is a shared hosting plan. But we
Speaker 20: developed websites and so we had a larger plan so
Speaker 20: that we had space for development sites on the server,
Speaker 20: and then also an email package which included so I
Speaker 20: had reached out like that day that the email came,
Speaker 20: which was me first and said, oh my god, I
Speaker 20: honestly thought we had canceled this, and they're like, you didn't,
Speaker 20: and they're not willing to work with me at all.
Speaker 20: I've I tried, you know, to say.
Speaker 6: Your domains all of your domains, all of your email services.
Speaker 5: They did get moved.
Speaker 20: Though everything's gone.
Speaker 5: Would you go with Addie Curiosity, like host Gator or who?
Speaker 20: So we actually went with known hosts. Okay, they have
Speaker 20: a developer package that's better suited for us. So I,
Speaker 20: you know, I tried talking with them if I can't
Speaker 20: find a compromise, and they're like, nope, you're you're on
Speaker 20: the renewal. That's the way it is.
Speaker 11: It's our terms.
Speaker 20: And I really do get that.
Speaker 5: I do as and did you try to?
Speaker 18: Just so?
Speaker 5: I look at this in a couple of different ways.
Speaker 6: I mean, honestly, I think if it went in front
Speaker 6: of an arbitrator, or if it went in front of
Speaker 6: a magistrate or a judge, you would have a small
Speaker 6: shot of getting out of it.
Speaker 5: I'm not exactly.
Speaker 6: Sure what loophole without looking at the agreement, but there's
Speaker 6: a much better shot you're going to owe the entire thing.
Speaker 6: So then I go like this, what would they do
Speaker 6: if you call up your credit card company and just
Speaker 6: dispute it?
Speaker 5: Have you done it?
Speaker 20: I thought no, Like I said, it kind of happened.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 20: May first is when its auto renewed, and I you know,
Speaker 20: I thought we had canceled it. But so here's what
Speaker 20: I would do, even offering to do like take you know,
Speaker 20: take the credit card fees, take the whole month of May,
Speaker 20: but could you like issue us a refund like I'm
Speaker 20: trying to find a one note. They said, plain and simple,
Speaker 20: it's their terms, and it just seems like this. This
Speaker 20: is another example of how the company just because gone
Speaker 20: from being an amazing small business with all of their
Speaker 20: customer service reps being trained in web development and based
Speaker 20: in Philadelphia to now being you know.
Speaker 5: Here's what I do.
Speaker 6: Mean, I gotcha, here's what I do, Marci, And Okay,
Speaker 6: I don't know if you kind of already blew it
Speaker 6: by talking to them, if they every recording of that,
Speaker 6: but I would personally, I would call up my credit
Speaker 6: card company and I would say, this thing got canceled. Period,
Speaker 6: end of story. The company got sold. I knew they,
Speaker 6: I knew it was getting sold, so I'd cancel. I mean, really,
Speaker 6: what I'm saying is i'd lie. I'll be honest about
Speaker 6: it because I think of what they're doing to you
Speaker 6: by your doing nothing. Now you've moved all the sites,
Speaker 6: there's no benefit to you. So to charge you for
Speaker 6: an entire year seems very unfair, and that is that
Speaker 6: little percentage you might actually have in small claims court.
Speaker 6: I just don't think it's fair and equitable to do that.
Speaker 6: My argument would be, okay, okay, your honor, what would
Speaker 6: stop them from charging me ten years or fifty years
Speaker 6: or whatever.
Speaker 5: It happens to be. So you do have an argument there.
Speaker 6: But the credit card company, I would call up and
Speaker 6: simply say, look, I haven't dealt with this company forever.
Speaker 6: I have nothing to do with it. And I would
Speaker 6: just act like that. I wouldn't act like I even
Speaker 6: knew they were going to charge it. I even knew
Speaker 6: anything about them, and I would see how it goes there,
Speaker 6: and then if that didn't work out, then the small
Speaker 6: claims court, i'd take them to court because they already
Speaker 6: had the money.
Speaker 5: And here's the deal with small claims court.
Speaker 6: You probably don't have a bad shot at it because
Speaker 6: they're gonna have to they're gonna have to show up,
Speaker 6: and they're gonna have to spend probably more than twelve
Speaker 6: hundred bucks on getting outside counsel to represent them in
Speaker 6: small claims court. So I have a feeling they might
Speaker 6: just refund it because it's going to cost them more
Speaker 6: not to do it.
Speaker 9: Mark to add something to that, Yeah, go ahead, that it's
Speaker 9: not going to be her option because article fifteen of
Speaker 9: the user agreement that is posted on Pair's website arbitration. No,
Speaker 9: she actually agreed to a choice of venue and choice
Speaker 9: of laws.
Speaker 7: So where is it in Pennsylvania?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but what do they they would have to Okay, well,
Speaker 6: let's look at that. The credit card thing still wouldn't matter.
Speaker 6: She either gets it. My guess is they'll probably win
Speaker 6: that if they provide the agreement correct.
Speaker 5: But the small claims court.
Speaker 6: I have taken so many companies to court where I
Speaker 6: have agreements very similar to that. They still have to
Speaker 6: answer the summons. They still have to get someone to
Speaker 6: show up and actually motion for a change of venue,
Speaker 6: which is generally going to be some form of counsel
Speaker 6: in here. And a lot of them, for example, an
Speaker 6: airline that I used to be very upset with.
Speaker 5: You have all of these, it's all that same stuff.
Speaker 7: Agree with that.
Speaker 9: But the point is they can sue her in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 7: Well, that's what Arthur fifteen says.
Speaker 20: I can dispute it.
Speaker 7: That's the worst scenario.
Speaker 6: Well, I wouldn't mind having someone try to call here,
Speaker 6: but you've already done everything our deputies would do, Marcy.
Speaker 7: I would try credit.
Speaker 20: Give them a little more pressure.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't mind trying it. Chopper.
Speaker 6: You want to call over there and see if you
Speaker 6: can get something worked out.
Speaker 5: Dmitri, you want to.
Speaker 7: Claims or no?
Speaker 9: No, because this isn't a matter that's ripe for court yet,
Speaker 9: so this is absolutely nothing to do with that.
Speaker 6: Yet you want to see if you can get them
Speaker 6: to take maybe half. I mean, she tried this, but
Speaker 6: maybe you can get through to them.
Speaker 7: Let me give him a shout here in a minute.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll try that for you.
Speaker 7: Hold on, I'll get her account number and.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hold on, let's see if that works. I'd still
Speaker 6: dispute the credit card. And honestly, for people that dispute
Speaker 6: a credit card, this one is a little different because
Speaker 6: there is an agreement that's going year to year, so
Speaker 6: they do have a piece of paper, they do have
Speaker 6: an agreement. But in general, if you dispute a credit
Speaker 6: card where you feel like you got ripped off, and
Speaker 6: I mean that, I wouldn't use this tool unless you.
Speaker 5: Truly felt right about it.
Speaker 6: But the worst thing you want to do is acknowledge
Speaker 6: you ever even heard of the company or did anything.
Speaker 6: You just want to play stupid. I have no idea
Speaker 6: how they got my credit card. I've never done business
Speaker 6: with them, And you leave it at that. If you
Speaker 6: give them any door to open up, then all of
Speaker 6: a sudden you're probably going to lose that.
Speaker 5: Credit.
Speaker 6: You're going to lose it. So, I mean, that's just
Speaker 6: the way it goes these days with credit cards. And
Speaker 6: you might go, oh, I don't think that's fair to lie,
Speaker 6: but ah, you know what a lot of these companies
Speaker 6: think of this one. They're charging her an entire year
Speaker 6: and she's not using them at all. It's BS, man,
Speaker 6: it's truly BS. So sometimes sometimes you should lie. Okay,
Speaker 6: I'll say it like it is. Sometimes I feel okay
Speaker 6: lying to scumbags. Jonathan, what's going on with you?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 5: Jonathan?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 10: Oh? Hey, I gotta do you know who Elon metsk is?
Speaker 10: Of course, supposedly I won thirty million dollars for him.
Speaker 5: Nice. Well, if anybody has thirty million, he does, how
Speaker 5: did you possibly win it? Did you get like an email?
Speaker 5: A text? How did. How did this great news wander
Speaker 5: into your brain?
Speaker 10: I don't know. That's another big thing. And there's mention
Speaker 10: things going on with scams on Facebook, with people saying
Speaker 10: there's you know, scars and things like that.
Speaker 6: I am interested in this one. Let me put you
Speaker 6: on hold when we come back. I do want to
Speaker 6: know how the scam work?
Speaker 7: Was it?
Speaker 5: Facebook? Marketplace?
Speaker 6: How did you find out Elon Musk was going to
Speaker 6: give you thirty million dollars?
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Speaker 6: Three oh three seven one three eight two five five.
Speaker 6: We got a couple of lines open. We'd love to
Speaker 6: hear from you. You've been ripped off for taking advantage
Speaker 6: of any questions for doctor Joel would be uh amazing too.
Speaker 6: I mean, we've talked about hair restoration, We've talked about
Speaker 6: hair transplants with Denver Regen, We've talked about what I'm
Speaker 6: doing with them, which is the new class of weight
Speaker 6: loss drugs, and they're incredible, they work.
Speaker 5: I mean, any questions you have on this stuff.
Speaker 6: In fact, I've bet a lot of people have been thinking,
Speaker 6: I wonder if I should do them. I've heard good,
Speaker 6: I've heard bad. I don't know what you've heard, but
Speaker 6: I've had no issues at all. Lost over thirty pounds
Speaker 6: in coming up on five months. I started January third
Speaker 6: on him, it's May sixth, so you get the idea. Uh,
Speaker 6: but that's that's kind of where we're going with that.
Speaker 6: Jonathan said, he's got a possible scam. Now let's think
Speaker 6: about this. There's a there's a chance it's real. But
Speaker 6: Elon Musk wants to give him thirty million dollars. How
Speaker 6: did this go down?
Speaker 10: Jonathan, Well, it's been something that's been he tried to attack.
Speaker 10: He had done several different levels ninety but it always
Speaker 10: comes down the one request they make and then they
Speaker 10: needed I need to send them an Apple card. Yeah,
Speaker 10: of course, I mean you say that by me, you.
Speaker 5: Know, Yeah, you can pay taxes by the Apple.
Speaker 6: It's basically the same one that in the eighties was
Speaker 6: the sheep died and there's a lot of money in
Speaker 6: the bank, but nor was ordered to process the thirty million.
Speaker 6: To get it to your US bank account, all you
Speaker 6: have to do is pay the wire fees.
Speaker 5: I mean it's really the same old one, over and
Speaker 5: over and over. You sound like, what kind of phone
Speaker 5: is that a cricket phone? What kind of phone are
Speaker 5: you on?
Speaker 11: There?
Speaker 14: I'm at and okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you you didn't fall for it though, right.
Speaker 10: No, not so far?
Speaker 21: Well I had What do you.
Speaker 5: Mean not so far? Are you a drinker?
Speaker 10: You got about four hundred dollars for it?
Speaker 5: Are you serious? Jonathan?
Speaker 10: How?
Speaker 5: Why did what made you? Why? And how did you
Speaker 5: give it to him in an Apple card? No kidding?
Speaker 5: You gave him four under bucks?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I get.
Speaker 6: Because you thought Elon Musk was going to give you
Speaker 6: thirty million.
Speaker 10: Well that wasn't. Yeah, since thirty millions, and it's kept
Speaker 10: the car.
Speaker 5: They had to draw in the little test, you know,
Speaker 5: I guess I don't Why why did you give them
Speaker 5: four hundred. What in your brain said, yeah, this probably
Speaker 5: is true.
Speaker 10: Well, you now, if you're talking into it, then you
Speaker 10: know I have to I have send money like my
Speaker 10: kids and so they're in trouble, you know, and I
Speaker 10: just stop.
Speaker 5: The money the moment, I just cannot believe.
Speaker 6: Are you saying you thought your kids needed the money,
Speaker 6: so you gave them the money.
Speaker 10: It's like the same things, but I just comparing into
Speaker 10: like people need money for food or.
Speaker 16: Things like that.
Speaker 18: You know, you give money.
Speaker 10: They don't talk me into it because I doing a
Speaker 10: lot of that. I just give people money that like
Speaker 10: homeless people that are paying in or and things like that.
Speaker 10: I tend to want to getting money getting later on,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 6: But are you saying you realized it was a scam,
Speaker 6: but felt bad for him, so he gave him four
Speaker 6: under dollars?
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, I didn't have you find out to scams
Speaker 10: that regard to getting what do you do for a living?
Speaker 10: But I need a rule fairly recently about in the
Speaker 10: last six months here basically that I'm not saying any
Speaker 10: base to base, and I'll put it in your hand
Speaker 10: if you can prove that you really truly.
Speaker 5: Need that to fruit you know. It's funny.
Speaker 6: You seem like you seem very genuine, You seem like
Speaker 6: a very nice guy. But I sense a little like
Speaker 6: possibly some form of I don't know, maybe some form
Speaker 6: of addiction.
Speaker 7: Am I am?
Speaker 6: I off base air, Jonathan, No, I do change. Yeah,
Speaker 6: So listen, I want you to take care of yourself, man,
Speaker 6: And I mean this. You're much better off at this
Speaker 6: point taking care of yourself, and you get better than
Speaker 6: trying to take care of other people.
Speaker 5: If you got scammed. Hell, we all got scammed, you
Speaker 5: know what.
Speaker 6: I got scammed by a guy for a quarter million dollars,
Speaker 6: so I'm not one to talk. You got scammed for
Speaker 6: four hundred dollars. So you know, we all live our lives, man,
Speaker 6: But take care. I do appreciate you calling in man,
Speaker 6: but seriously take care.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 10: Way to verify whether that's going to true? I think you.
Speaker 6: Need to sound like, yeah, they're pretty good. Here's a
Speaker 6: very very easy rule of thumb. If someone wants a
Speaker 6: gift card, tell them to pound sand So watch this.
Speaker 6: I'm going to ask you for a gift card. You're
Speaker 6: going to respond to me. Ready, Hey, Jonathan, I'm having
Speaker 6: a really really bad day. I have any eating in
Speaker 6: uh six months, and my kids are having puppies and
Speaker 6: the puppies are going to die, and the cat is
Speaker 6: upset at me too, and I need four hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Can you please get me a gift card to best.
Speaker 21: Buy called Tom Magazino, Jonathan.
Speaker 6: Please take care man, honestly, please please please three oh
Speaker 6: three seven one.
Speaker 5: Three eight two five five. I gotta take this break.
Speaker 6: When we come back, I'm gonna bring up Steve Moss,
Speaker 6: the tree farm guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: We went out to his new brewery about two weeks ago,
Speaker 6: uh to check it out. The grand opening, I think
Speaker 6: just happened. It's a really cool thing. We're gonna promote him.
Speaker 6: His beer is unbelievable. I think he's got seventeen different
Speaker 6: kinds of beer. Three oh three seven one three eight
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Speaker 6: All Right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 6: five five. You've been ripped off or need some help,
Speaker 6: we want to hear from you. Three oh three Martino, Genesis.
Speaker 6: Guess who's at our house right now? Is telling these
Speaker 6: guys during the break Genesis, they're out painting our house.
Speaker 6: We're getting the entire house painted. I got multiple bids
Speaker 6: like I always do, and I've used Mark in his painter. Omar,
Speaker 6: if you're listening right now, Omar you right, dude. He
Speaker 6: did the exterior of our house coming up on five years.
Speaker 6: They used to I think it was a Benjamin Moore product,
Speaker 6: and we spend a little extra to get the you know,
Speaker 6: the the mac Daddy paint. I don't know what makes
Speaker 6: it different, but I can tell you right now, the
Speaker 6: outside of our house looks like they painted it the
Speaker 6: other day. That's how good it is. If it gets
Speaker 6: a little dirty in winter, you powerwash it. The thing
Speaker 6: looks brand new. It's incredible. Now they're doing our entire
Speaker 6: inside of the house.
Speaker 5: They're great.
Speaker 6: Genesistotal exteriors dot com genesistotalexteriors dot com. I kind of
Speaker 6: made that into a commercial, Suzanne texted me verbatim. She goes, uh,
Speaker 6: we may not be sleeping in our bed tonight because
Speaker 6: they're going to be painting the ceilings first. Then she
Speaker 6: put about ten minutes later, OMG, the ceiling and dining
Speaker 6: room is already getting painted.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 5: So hopefully they get all those ceilings done and we
Speaker 5: can at least spend the night in the bedroom.
Speaker 6: If not, I guess we'll go to the guest room.
Speaker 6: Three oh three seven to one three A two five five.
Speaker 6: Steve Moss, what is going on?
Speaker 5: Brother? That brewery of yours is awesome.
Speaker 6: Suzanne and I and some great friends A Van and
Speaker 6: Christine went out.
Speaker 5: You kind of treated us to a before before you
Speaker 5: open look at.
Speaker 6: The place, and we taste tested a few alcohol beverages
Speaker 6: that you made there.
Speaker 5: How did the opening day go?
Speaker 18: Before I get into this, can I ask? Can I
Speaker 18: get a Tom update?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I gave one last hour.
Speaker 6: He's probably getting out of the hospital to morrow and
Speaker 6: he'll be at home. But he's still got he's got
Speaker 6: a lot of recovery to do.
Speaker 5: After that.
Speaker 6: I don't think he'll be on the air even for
Speaker 6: a segment, even for a few minutes, for probably probably
Speaker 6: till next week.
Speaker 5: But he's doing great. Man.
Speaker 6: The bottom is, he's recovering better than most people recover
Speaker 6: from this invasive surgery.
Speaker 18: Bro Well, he's tough, and he's tough as nails.
Speaker 6: He's tough as nails. I feel bad for him just
Speaker 6: sitting there. We just we all know that he's got
Speaker 6: to be doing something, like really, he's got to be
Speaker 6: doing something. So this has got to be very hard mentally.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, Well, to answer your question, we had a
Speaker 18: great opening, even with the Nuggets, Abs were playing on
Speaker 18: the seventh game and all this stuff. The Kentucky derby
Speaker 18: even affected us a little bit throughout the day, but
Speaker 18: it was really good. In fact, some people came back
Speaker 18: later in the day and they were in another bar
Speaker 18: and he said they met somebody who said, oh, we
Speaker 18: were at this little brewery here, and they told us
Speaker 18: about us, and they went there and said we got
Speaker 18: to go there. Seven well, sixteen beers now the seventeenth
Speaker 18: one we're going to brew. But what little brewery has
Speaker 18: sixteen selections? Almost not the quality old beer of their
Speaker 18: own beer, the quality you know, we only brew our beer.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and the quality is unbelievable. You you you really
Speaker 6: don't cut any corners at all. And the place is
Speaker 6: really cool looking, man. I was pretty impressed by it.
Speaker 6: It's probably about the smallest brewery I know of. You
Speaker 6: have a great outdoor area, of course, where a lot
Speaker 6: of people can go, but it's a little strange. So
Speaker 6: check this out, guys. He's got a license where he
Speaker 6: can only be open Saturdays from what time to what time?
Speaker 18: Steve every Saturday from May through October from two pm
Speaker 18: to nine pm. Now, we're not going to require reservations anymore.
Speaker 18: We tried doing that and you know a lot of.
Speaker 14: People carnfold like the things with the Nuggets games and.
Speaker 18: All that stuff. We recommend you do because it's you know,
Speaker 18: we can have twenty five people at a time. So
Speaker 18: if you if you reserve, you know, you guarantee you're
Speaker 18: gonna have a spot.
Speaker 14: If you go there and it happen to be full,
Speaker 14: I can't let you.
Speaker 5: Him until someone leaves, though, right, and.
Speaker 18: Tell somebody leaves, but I think it's gonna be you know,
Speaker 18: pretty safe to just show up. So we're doing walkings
Speaker 18: now this weekend. I'm gonna give away you know, you've
Speaker 18: heard of Colorado National Speedway of course, the NASCAR track, yep. Yeah,
Speaker 18: so I they still sell our beer. I still sponsor
Speaker 18: divisions out there out there for fifteen to twenty years
Speaker 18: or something.
Speaker 14: Super late model.
Speaker 18: We're I'm gonna be giving some VI T tickets away
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Speaker 18: and you know, we're just gonna have some fun and
Speaker 18: I'll probably have people spin a wheel, you know, and
Speaker 18: just you know, see if you know, just walk around
Speaker 18: and give tickets away once in a while. And we're
Speaker 18: gonna also, you know, like I said, get away from
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Speaker 18: if you want.
Speaker 14: To make sure we're open, it's probably smart to look
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Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 18: If something happens. We're rocking roll Back Time, Yeah, rock
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Speaker 18: we're really looking forward to this whole.
Speaker 14: Season, and this is our first season to actually be.
Speaker 6: Saying in the brewery scene, the brewery scene. For folks
Speaker 6: out there that have never checked it out. It doesn't
Speaker 6: matter what kind of beer you like. You like beer
Speaker 6: he's going to have when you're gonna like but it's
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Speaker 18: What I mention? What can I mention?
Speaker 10: One more thing?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 18: Go ahead, bro, Yeah, we're gonna be doing a corn
Speaker 18: hole tournament.
Speaker 14: We're gonna pick a day.
Speaker 18: And I was even I was actually going to ask
Speaker 18: you about that. I'm gonna do like pre paid VIP tickets.
Speaker 18: We're just gonna do twenty five people. We're gonna do
Speaker 18: twelve teams of two five hundred dollars first place, two
Speaker 18: hundred dollars second place. We're gonna go down there, give
Speaker 18: the you know admission that basically the enter level, the
Speaker 18: enter entry fee is going to be paid, you know, courprizes. Now,
Speaker 18: we're gonna have, you know, maybe catering, and we're gonna
Speaker 18: have a real fun time. So we're gonna try to
Speaker 18: gear it toward a lot of that stuff and special
Speaker 18: events and I may be with a help of you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love it, man, when you have something like
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Speaker 6: I've been on their diet program now for five months,
Speaker 6: five months and three days, and I have lost over
Speaker 6: thirty pounds.
Speaker 5: It's remarkable. You don't think of food. How many? Hey, doc?
Speaker 6: How long is the average person on try zeppetide or
Speaker 6: some megutide?
Speaker 5: And I know I pronounced him wrong.
Speaker 6: I swear I will never pronounce any medication known demand.
Speaker 5: Go ahead.
Speaker 8: You know our average patient is on it? Well, we
Speaker 8: have patients that are on it continuously. They they stay
Speaker 8: on the maintenance though, and we have patients that'll go
Speaker 8: on for three or four months and then go off
Speaker 8: and be fine and potentially come back again.
Speaker 5: So so it just depends.
Speaker 7: It depends on the page.
Speaker 8: But it takes about three to four months to reach
Speaker 8: your weight loss goals.
Speaker 6: I know the medication slows down the processing of food.
Speaker 6: I know just from being on it. I don't have
Speaker 6: the food noise, I don't think of food, I feel hungry.
Speaker 6: I get the physical effect. It slows down digestion. Is
Speaker 6: there muscle memory, attached to it though, because now I'm
Speaker 6: used to eating maybe once a day. When I do
Speaker 6: get off of it, is my body Is my body
Speaker 6: still going to be used to it? Or is it
Speaker 6: or or will it be craving it? Does that make sense?
Speaker 7: Well, we get a kind of a It depends on
Speaker 7: the patient.
Speaker 6: We have a number of some people that use it
Speaker 6: and it changes their life forever simply because they keep
Speaker 6: doing good eating out.
Speaker 8: They get into the routine of eating the way that
Speaker 8: they their body has now learned to eat based on
Speaker 8: the medication that they take, and they just continue on
Speaker 8: with that.
Speaker 5: And on other people, you say they need that little maintenance.
Speaker 8: Those other people prefer to stay on a small maintenance,
Speaker 8: those to maintain where they are and they find sort
Speaker 8: of a happy medium there. Other patients go off for
Speaker 8: several months and then go back on again, and then
Speaker 8: go off for several months and go back on again.
Speaker 8: It really depends on what your personal weight loss goals
Speaker 8: are and also your financial resources because it's you know,
Speaker 8: it's not an inexpensive.
Speaker 5: Well, we talked about this in the first hour.
Speaker 6: I mean, I understand everybody's different there financially everybody. My god,
Speaker 6: there's people that have zero money, and there's people that
Speaker 6: have elon musk money. What I learned on it for
Speaker 6: three hundred a month is now when Susanna and I
Speaker 6: go out and we eat out a lot, literally our
Speaker 6: bills have the price because we're only ordering one meal
Speaker 6: to share. And I mean that is remark that has
Speaker 6: brought it down way, way more than the three hundred
Speaker 6: months I pay, right, I mean way more. In fact,
Speaker 6: it could be jeez, it might I probably saving six
Speaker 6: hundred a month, right, I mean that's kind of a
Speaker 6: weird way to look at it.
Speaker 7: Well, that's a good way to look at it.
Speaker 5: It's a good economic way to look at it.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, And you know.
Speaker 6: We talked about this. A lot of people are afraid
Speaker 6: of side effects. I haven't had any. Well, like I
Speaker 6: told you, my side effects is I don't think of
Speaker 6: food and I'm not hungry. That's a hell of a
Speaker 6: side effect for a diet drug. Yes, what was the
Speaker 6: one they had way back, guys?
Speaker 7: Fen Fin?
Speaker 5: Yeah, fen Fin? What would that do? They like wipe
Speaker 5: that stuff off the shelves, off the shelves, you know, yeah,
Speaker 5: because it would speed up.
Speaker 8: It was cocaine based. It's an amphetamine derivative. So you know,
Speaker 8: if you know anyone who's ever been on meth or cocaine,
Speaker 8: did they legally sell that? Well, they just had, you know,
Speaker 8: a patent and the drug was approved for that purpose
Speaker 8: by that.
Speaker 5: That was a hell of a diet pill, wasn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, if you're struck, not die yet, it's.
Speaker 5: A hell of a dieting pill.
Speaker 7: Yeah, as a die yeah. Yeah. Not the safest drug,
Speaker 7: not the cleanest true.
Speaker 6: So that kind of stuff with weight loss, there's nothing
Speaker 6: in that and those there's nothing like that.
Speaker 8: Completely different, completely different drug, completely different mechanism of action.
Speaker 8: This mimic your body's own hormone that tells you that
Speaker 8: you're full. It doesn't put a bunch of you know, meth.
Speaker 7: Like speed in your body to keep you to keep
Speaker 7: you from wanting to eat too.
Speaker 5: You could buy it like a King supers.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and look at how skinny the tweakers are in
Speaker 9: the streets of Denver, so it's obviously working.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 18: You know, that's just.
Speaker 8: Another added benefit to the advent of these these molecules
Speaker 8: and these drugs is that you know, people don't have
Speaker 8: to go that route.
Speaker 7: It's a lot safer, it's a lot better for you,
Speaker 7: it's a lot healthier for you.
Speaker 6: Well, it's people that are even pre diabetes. You lose
Speaker 6: weight all of a sudden, your diabetes or your pre diabetes.
Speaker 5: Is under control. It's it's really incredible.
Speaker 8: Actually, there's a number of people that are on the
Speaker 8: drug that use it for anti aging effects in microdose.
Speaker 5: What do you mean anti aging?
Speaker 7: What's a microdose?
Speaker 8: So there are patients out there that take significantly less,
Speaker 8: like maybe a tenth to you know, one twentieth to
Speaker 8: a tenth of what the recommended dose would be for
Speaker 8: weight loss, and it takes care of sugar regulation in
Speaker 8: your body over the long term. And it's really the
Speaker 8: build up of sugar in your body that has the
Speaker 8: most deliterious effects on aging.
Speaker 7: So it helps preserve yourselves.
Speaker 8: There's more and more of this research coming out all
Speaker 8: the time about how you know, these drugs are relatively new, Yeah,
Speaker 8: they are, and as time goes by, we're starting to
Speaker 8: find out more and more of the health benefits that
Speaker 8: people are getting from these drugs and less about less.
Speaker 8: You know, there's not anything out there about people having
Speaker 8: any kind of emergency situations. I mean, there's the rare, rare,
Speaker 8: rare side effects like you would get with anything, even
Speaker 8: over the counter drugs anything. But as far as you
Speaker 8: and as far as what we've seen, there's there's there's
Speaker 8: just a lot of health benefits, anti aging.
Speaker 7: Yes, I think you kind of covered over the count.
Speaker 5: Is there any uh, prescription drugs that you should be
Speaker 5: shouldn't be.
Speaker 7: Taken if you're on semi blue tight or what marks.
Speaker 8: On, Well, we go through that in your patient intake form.
Speaker 8: You're going to list the drugs and actor we're going
Speaker 8: to go through it. There's some conditions that are pretty
Speaker 8: rare that you wouldn't want to take this drug if
Speaker 8: you had the condition. Give us one multiple endocrine neoplasia,
Speaker 8: which is basically you know, can't you do not have
Speaker 8: that immadullary thyroid cancer which you got it.
Speaker 7: It's pretty rare as well.
Speaker 6: But we screened for that stuff, screen for all of it,
Speaker 6: and then of course you ask what other medications? Ay,
Speaker 6: so round, I mean, it's the intake is like an
Speaker 6: intake of any doctor's office. They get every piece of
Speaker 6: pertinent information, right you can imagine.
Speaker 7: We also want to screen out for patients that have
Speaker 7: body dysmorphia.
Speaker 6: Do you have people ever like one of your questions
Speaker 6: is like, how much do you weigh in your height?
Speaker 6: I mean, do you ever have people you're like, there's
Speaker 6: no way I'm putting you on this. You weigh eighty pounds.
Speaker 8: Right, Like I was saying, we screen out people with
Speaker 8: body dysmorphia. You have to fit within within the BMI.
Speaker 5: What's the biggest you've seen?
Speaker 6: Have you had a patient, for example, four hundred that's
Speaker 6: now it, I don't know, three hundred or two hundred.
Speaker 8: Yes, we've had patients that are over three hundred pounds
Speaker 8: that have cut their weight in half.
Speaker 6: In half, yes, so one hundred, Oh my god, that's
Speaker 6: like probably normal weight for anybody, right, one hundred and
Speaker 6: sixty pounds whatever.
Speaker 8: That's not your average patient. No, but but we have
Speaker 8: seen those kind of dramatic results.
Speaker 5: What's average results?
Speaker 6: Listen to this one first month first month average No,
Speaker 6: I'm going to say, I'm thinking of myself. Of course,
Speaker 6: average weight loss. You probably do it by percentage, right,
Speaker 6: average weight loss in first ninety.
Speaker 7: Days, twenty to thirty percent.
Speaker 6: Think of that, Think of that twenty to thirty percent.
Speaker 6: And d you've asked this question before. How about people
Speaker 6: that have that they're not obese, but they're not typical
Speaker 6: where they want to be. That last ten or fifteen
Speaker 6: pounds that those pounds it no matter what you try,
Speaker 6: you can't seem to get.
Speaker 9: Rid of, Like the final fifteen around the belt line.
Speaker 9: Eric got the most stubborn fat there ever, and.
Speaker 8: As you get older, it becomes even more stubborn to
Speaker 8: get rid of. And we have a lot of patients
Speaker 8: in that category. In the lot of times, those patients
Speaker 8: will go on for a three or four month course
Speaker 8: gets where they want to be, and it gets rid
Speaker 8: of that extra weight, if you will, that little spare
Speaker 8: tire that we all get as we get older.
Speaker 6: We know a family friend and one of their kids
Speaker 6: now the kids like round thirty now, So you don't
Speaker 6: only think like I said, teenage or anything had liposuction done.
Speaker 6: At one point I didn't realize this. If you have
Speaker 6: liposuction done, it pulls out like whatever creates fat in
Speaker 6: that area along with the fat and that area you
Speaker 6: really won't get fat again in. But other areas of
Speaker 6: your body start taking on that fat, so you get
Speaker 6: it pushed out of your belly.
Speaker 5: It might go to your thighs, or it might go
Speaker 5: to your butt or something like that.
Speaker 7: Did you know that. No, I didn't.
Speaker 6: It's fascinating to me, like, I don't know if they
Speaker 6: kill it, because now I don't know what they would
Speaker 6: do to where you can't store fat there anymore. I
Speaker 6: don't know the medical term for that, but it definitely
Speaker 6: works for that. Ain's got a question for you, Doc,
Speaker 6: go ahead, Shane.
Speaker 22: Hey, guys, when you were talking earlier about some of
Speaker 22: the benefits of anti aging and stuff, I had heard
Speaker 22: while back that there were some benefits being noticed by
Speaker 22: people that had I don't remember both specifically fatty liver,
Speaker 22: but some of the liver problems or other organ problems
Speaker 22: that were starting to heal themselves or be cleaned up
Speaker 22: by these type of drugs, and it was like a
Speaker 22: side effect. Can you guys comment on that a little bit.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll let you talk to because you're going to
Speaker 6: know better. But I know this for a fact, not
Speaker 6: because of me, but because of somebody fatty liver. If
Speaker 6: it's not alcohol related, if it's purely weight. In other words,
Speaker 6: a lot of people that weigh three and four hundred pounds,
Speaker 6: they do have a fatty liver, and because this drug
Speaker 6: will bring down ultimately your weight I assume it's going
Speaker 6: to get rid of the fat on your liver as well.
Speaker 8: Right, it's called this real fat. Fat around your organs
Speaker 8: is called this real fat uh, and it has a
Speaker 8: direct correlation on lifespan. So anything that's going to reduce
Speaker 8: your overall fat is going to reduce the fat around
Speaker 8: your organs and help your organs find chain healthier.
Speaker 7: In addition to that, what medical.
Speaker 8: Science is showing us more and more as time goes on,
Speaker 8: is that the real enemy and the real real you know,
Speaker 8: aging effects in creation and the cause of inflammation is sugar.
Speaker 8: Sugar intake in the form of carbohydrates, in the form
Speaker 8: of processed sugars.
Speaker 7: That's really what.
Speaker 8: Really accelerates aging in people. So anything that you're gonna
Speaker 8: do that's going to reduce sugar. I mean, this was
Speaker 8: an anti diabetic drug originally, so its original purpose is
Speaker 8: to reduce sugar in the body. So anything that reduces
Speaker 8: sugar in the body over the long term is going
Speaker 8: to have really good anti aging effects.
Speaker 7: And that's really the big picture, Shane.
Speaker 5: Are you thinking of it? I mean, I mean you've
Speaker 5: been reading up on it and seeing the benefits. I mean,
Speaker 5: are you thinking about getting on it or.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 22: I had thought about it in the path and then
Speaker 22: I just got to dismissed it and bring out about
Speaker 22: it until I heard your show.
Speaker 6: You should really try it, man, I never thought i'd
Speaker 6: do it. I never thought i'd do it. It really
Speaker 6: is remarkable.
Speaker 5: It works.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's the bottom line. You don't think food,
Speaker 6: you don't feel hungry.
Speaker 5: It just works. You are you guys still doing the
Speaker 5: half price deal.
Speaker 7: We're doing half price off the first month.
Speaker 6: First month through one hundred and fifty bucks or one
Speaker 6: hundred and forty seven to fifty or whatever it is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well we have you pay for the first two
Speaker 8: months on front of the first month of those two
Speaker 8: months is half off and we're doing that until the
Speaker 8: end of this month, the end of match.
Speaker 5: Shane, I would take them up on it. Well, let
Speaker 5: me ask you had any other questions or was at it? No,
Speaker 5: that's it, guys, Thank you, awesome, Thanks for the call.
Speaker 10: Man.
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Speaker 5: This thing, this packet of paper these people sent us
Speaker 5: that looks like a contract on a new home.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, here's the teas.
Speaker 9: When does the contract for a new credit card become
Speaker 9: an actually completed purchase of a timeshare?
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Speaker 5: we're doing here. Hilton, Hilton, this person, what's her name?
Speaker 5: De Mark.
Speaker 9: The lady's name is Hannah, And we got a call
Speaker 9: last week when John Fuller was here, from her dad,
Speaker 9: and he told us a story that started pretty normal,
Speaker 9: which is that Hannah went to Las Vegas and uh
Speaker 9: bought a time share from Hilton Grade Vacation and wants
Speaker 9: to get out of it.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 9: That part sounds kind of normal and didn't seem surprising.
Speaker 7: But where his story took a really weird turn is when.
Speaker 9: We asked him what she thought she was signing because
Speaker 9: she was surprised by her commitment to a timeshare.
Speaker 5: She's wait, she's claiming that she didn't know she was
Speaker 5: buying a timeshare.
Speaker 9: Well, according to her dad's call, she thought she was
Speaker 9: signing up for a credit card. And that was such
Speaker 9: a weird turn in the story's timeline that we said, well,
Speaker 9: we got to see the.
Speaker 7: Paperwork and this, well guess what.
Speaker 9: Guess what half a pound of paper is sitting here
Speaker 9: on our desk.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, us collection documents. Yeah, please acknowledge this
Speaker 6: purchase is US collection.
Speaker 16: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 9: This sounds like, yeah, there's an enormous stack of paperwork
Speaker 9: that vacations. Yeah, Hilton Grand vasion. She bought a timeshare,
Speaker 9: she bought a time shod, she get a credit card.
Speaker 9: At least she did get a credit card. She did,
Speaker 9: but you won't believe the tie in. I did not
Speaker 9: expect to see this. What is the Well, so you
Speaker 9: got to listen to the rest of the backstory. Please
Speaker 9: last summer, Hannah and her significant other went to Las
Speaker 9: Vegas to celebrate her twenty first birthday and on the
Speaker 9: following day with a tremendous hangover. According to Hannah, they
Speaker 9: were ushered into some sort of a sales spiel for
Speaker 9: Hilton Grand Vacation, for a free breakfast, for a free something,
Speaker 9: so I'm not really sure. At one point the paperwork
Speaker 9: began to be signed, but as you can see, there's
Speaker 9: an enormous number of signatures, and.
Speaker 5: Then it's like buying a house.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, actually, I mean it technically kind of is right.
Speaker 9: You're buying fractional ownership.
Speaker 5: If we get in law group on.
Speaker 9: No, but that's big good part. That's because I really
Speaker 9: wanted to get your advice on this matter. So in
Speaker 9: this stack of paperwork, Hannah ended up buying this time share.
Speaker 9: She also signed up for an American Express card, which
Speaker 9: was provided by the sales reps for this Hilton Grand vacation.
Speaker 9: Those are collection noticed.
Speaker 5: This is just an amazing Well she let this go
Speaker 5: a while.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so so what happened?
Speaker 23: That was her twenty first birthday twenty first or twenty six,
Speaker 23: twenty first birthday, and in Las Vegas and a hangover.
Speaker 23: So it's not a recipe for success in any stress.
Speaker 5: Legacy to wake up married by Elvis.
Speaker 9: So what happened was in this process they also signed
Speaker 9: her up for this branded American Express card with the
Speaker 9: idea that they're going to charge her time share monthly
Speaker 9: fees to this American Express card and she's going to
Speaker 9: be on the hook to America. So now Amex is
Speaker 9: on her. At some point, Hannah kind of came to
Speaker 9: her sensus she doesn't want to she wants to get
Speaker 9: out of it. So unfortunately she didn't even make any
Speaker 9: payments on the American Express card.
Speaker 5: These are some of these are pretty old.
Speaker 9: I mean she goes back to last summer. Yeah, this
Speaker 9: goes back to last summer. That's when the second How
Speaker 9: much was.
Speaker 5: It a month or a year? For the time I'm shared?
Speaker 5: Do you do the numbers?
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know, it looked like it was about somewhere
Speaker 9: in the two hundreds per month initially. And then I
Speaker 9: saw a collection letter from Hilton and it said that
Speaker 9: because her payment method is now being declined, her monthly
Speaker 9: rate has changed, presumably to a higher amount, and her
Speaker 9: monthly interest payments on this time share.
Speaker 5: Have also she do for a living.
Speaker 9: I didn't get that far. I didn't ask because my
Speaker 9: you know, entire focus on this is can we help
Speaker 9: her get out of this?
Speaker 6: Well, we can help her get out, but not in
Speaker 6: the way I think you're thinking. I mean, man, she
Speaker 6: this is like buying a house. She signed everything here,
Speaker 6: but you don't get indeed.
Speaker 9: But but Mark, here's another tragic turn of events. In
Speaker 9: the stack of paperwork, I found this.
Speaker 7: Let me look at this.
Speaker 5: Timeshare notice of cancelation.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she had five days to undo this deal.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah.
Speaker 9: Had she sobered up within the five days and actually
Speaker 9: read and maybe you read this document on the flight back,
Speaker 9: she had a chance to get out of it.
Speaker 5: I think her buy in I thought I saw twenty
Speaker 5: one thousand? Did you not dig into that?
Speaker 9: I didn't really dig into the total price because that
Speaker 9: was outside the scope of what I wanted to do,
Speaker 9: which just find out how the hell does somebody get
Speaker 9: out of a time ship?
Speaker 5: Well, i'll tell you.
Speaker 6: Finn Law Group, Kelly, can you try to get to
Speaker 6: fin Law Group on generally? I can get him on
Speaker 6: pretty quick. Let's hold on, we'll come back. I'm going
Speaker 6: to ask him a couple questions. One Hilton Grand vacations
Speaker 6: easy to get out of, not easy to get out of.
Speaker 6: We're going to find out some of these people you
Speaker 6: can just get rid of them. The problem is she
Speaker 6: never paid her initial investment. Generally speaking, you would buy
Speaker 6: in for whatever, say twenty thousand in monthly payments for
Speaker 6: five years or whatever it is. Then you still have
Speaker 6: to pay x amount to use it every year, whatever
Speaker 6: that is, or however amount of points it is.
Speaker 9: In the cleaning charge and everything out in charge.
Speaker 6: But then the worst thing people don't calculate is special assessments.
Speaker 6: If you have a Hilton sitting in Cancun and a
Speaker 6: storm comes through and blows the roof off, all the owners,
Speaker 6: all these fractional owners that truly don't know anything, are
Speaker 6: hit with a special assessment, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: oh my god, you might have to cough up twenty
Speaker 6: grand and you agreed to it in this stack of
Speaker 6: paperwork the size of your fist.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because it's like buying a condo, right, it's.
Speaker 5: Like buying a condo, but at least a condo. You
Speaker 5: have a deed with this. You have nothing.
Speaker 6: You can't borrow against it, You can't take a second
Speaker 6: out you can barely sell it, to be quite honest.
Speaker 6: So let's find out what Finn has to say.
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Speaker 6: Man time Share, time Share, time Share the public offering
Speaker 6: statement of the US collection. This is Hilton Grand Vacations.
Speaker 6: This is uh something we hear about all the time.
Speaker 6: I was telling everybody there was a period of time, Suzanna,
Speaker 6: and I'm going to go to one of our.
Speaker 5: Experts on the referral list. Hey, Mike Finn, how are
Speaker 5: you been man? Longtime note talks, Sir.
Speaker 12: It's been a while, my friend, and I'm doing pretty
Speaker 12: darn good. Thank you. How are you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm doing very good? This poor person isn't.
Speaker 10: So.
Speaker 6: First of all, the story's a little concocted. And here's
Speaker 6: what I mean about it. Apparently it's the guy's daughter.
Speaker 6: She was twenty one, she's in Las Vegas. I'm looking
Speaker 6: at the paperwork. She signed every thing. Man, it's like
Speaker 6: buying a small community.
Speaker 5: I mean, the.
Speaker 6: PaperWorks, you know, a thumb, a thumb thick. And she
Speaker 6: also signed up for a credit card, and the credit
Speaker 6: card payment was going to be basically, I'm sorry, the
Speaker 6: timeshare payment was going to be made on the new Amex.
Speaker 6: Is that something that happens all the time, Mike.
Speaker 12: Yes, it is, and it's it's not uncommon at all
Speaker 12: that way, somebody can walk out without any cash out
Speaker 12: of pocket, Yeah, and supposedly own a timeshare until the
Speaker 12: bill comes in. And usually you don't have any payments
Speaker 12: for the first six months, so you're well past your
Speaker 12: recision period. You're well passed any period of time where
Speaker 12: they would even contemplate taking it back. And there you go.
Speaker 12: You got your credit card, and you got your resort payment,
Speaker 12: and you can maybe have a maintenance payment on top
Speaker 12: of that.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So on seven twenty one, this was probably her first
Speaker 6: payment on that brand new credit card. They countered the
Speaker 6: credit card and process. Did I think all in the
Speaker 6: same day. That's amazing two nine and eighty eight bucks.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure.
Speaker 12: It's amazing when you know when you know that there, Yeah,
Speaker 12: there's an agreement with the where the resort would pick
Speaker 12: up any any loss. Yeah, if it wasn't paid. So
Speaker 12: if you get you get credit instantly, and it's not
Speaker 12: even your credit, it's the resources credit. So that's how
Speaker 12: they do it so quickly.
Speaker 6: That that's I didn't know that. I mean, that's crazy.
Speaker 6: And then of course I'm looking at a I guess
Speaker 6: you could call it a perspective, but it's not. It's
Speaker 6: the Oh they actually do call it a perspective purchaser,
Speaker 6: and it says in big red letters all the way
Speaker 6: down the perspective purchaser should read this report before signing
Speaker 6: any paper. And it is about as bold read as
Speaker 6: it gets. And it's a book, and the book is
Speaker 6: basically telling you, uh, you know, this is a timeshare
Speaker 6: and you're going to pay it till the day you die. Hey,
Speaker 6: let's let just talk about Hilton in general. Hilton Grand Vacations.
Speaker 6: Are these guys easy to get out of? Hard to
Speaker 6: get out of. How do you generally get out of
Speaker 6: a Hilton one. I know you guys do this for people,
Speaker 6: but are they hard to work with?
Speaker 5: Give us a skinny on these guys.
Speaker 12: It's getting it's getting harder. There was a time before
Speaker 12: they merged with Diamonds, about four years ago, where they
Speaker 12: were they weren't that difficult to deal with. Since they
Speaker 12: merged with Diamonds, we assumed that they would maintain their policies.
Speaker 12: But apparently a number of the Diamond Resort executives became
Speaker 12: executives at Hilton Boy and they're apparently running the show now.
Speaker 12: And it's not easy. It's a battle. It's a battle
Speaker 12: that we engage in. We do get people out consistently,
Speaker 12: and we do have a lot of Hilton clients. It's
Speaker 12: not it's not an easy process, but it's a it's
Speaker 12: really it's really kind of a poker game. You kind
Speaker 12: of just have to to your carge until it's time
Speaker 12: to play them, and you kind of have to wear
Speaker 12: them down, and it's you know, it's a process.
Speaker 6: She said she was twenty one at the time she
Speaker 6: was in Las Vegas, just turned twenty one, and apparently
Speaker 6: she woke up pretty hungover. I'm not sure if she
Speaker 6: woke up married or not by Elvis, but she woke
Speaker 6: up hungover. I think she got a free breakfast. She
Speaker 6: agreed for one hour in exchange for whatever was free,
Speaker 6: and then she signed or it appears as if she
Speaker 6: signed on every dotted line here. I really don't see
Speaker 6: any out. Here's the purchase price I was looking for this.
Speaker 6: The annual percentage rates only ten percent. The finance charges
Speaker 6: twelve thousand, the amount financed twenty thousand, total of payments
Speaker 6: thirty two thousand. Total sales price because her down payment
Speaker 6: they conveniently.
Speaker 5: Did on her credit card.
Speaker 6: After that, the total amount little thing is thirty four
Speaker 6: and seventy five. So typically, until you pay that much,
Speaker 6: it's almost impossible to get out. I mean, can we
Speaker 6: Is it generally like that? In other words, I could
Speaker 6: understand if you paid the initial price and wanted to
Speaker 6: get out, they might take it back and resell it.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 12: Well, the argument is that is that they made plenty
Speaker 12: of money on the deal, so why not? Not always true?
Speaker 12: And we don't recommend that our clients pay anything because
Speaker 12: she hasn't start paying. Well, that would be our typical client.
Speaker 12: Her biggest problem is going to be the credit reporting issue.
Speaker 6: Well, it kills because not only forget about Hilton, I
Speaker 6: mean AMEX is coming after at this point.
Speaker 12: Yep. Yeah, we have a shot. We have a shot
Speaker 12: at negotiating with AMEX. We have done it successfully in
Speaker 12: the past. If we can file this view with AMEX
Speaker 12: within ninety days of the purchase July, yeah.
Speaker 14: We're past that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but perhaps negotiated settlement with AX.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Now, how does a bankruptcy work. Let's say she's twenty one. Well,
Speaker 6: it doesn't matter. I mean, she got herself into this
Speaker 6: doesn't really matter. I guess it does matter.
Speaker 5: Actually, I don't know. Does it matter if you're twenty
Speaker 5: one or is it eighteen?
Speaker 12: Yeah, twenty one is certainly the age of consent everywhere
Speaker 12: in all of the states. Eighteen maybe Alaska, I'm not
Speaker 12: sure of that, but certainly twenty one is definitely.
Speaker 5: How about in Mexico, where a lot of these go.
Speaker 12: Oh no, don't send that poor girl of Mexico. You
Speaker 12: know what happened. You know what happened in Mexico. Those
Speaker 12: poor people from Saginaw, Michigan got stuck there for two
Speaker 12: months in jail. No you don't want to go there.
Speaker 5: What happened? No, tell me about pad real quick.
Speaker 12: What happened, my goodness, gracious. A couple that had consulted
Speaker 12: with us with this resort, and we had exchanged some communication.
Speaker 12: We were able to get the credit cardacter company to
Speaker 12: cancel the credit card.
Speaker 5: And they threw them in jail.
Speaker 12: They threw them in jail for fraud. Of course, it
Speaker 12: didn't help that the couple got back on a plane
Speaker 12: while this dispute was still essentially going on, and then
Speaker 12: went back to canclude. That didn't help this shits.
Speaker 5: Oh, oh my god, what are they? A glutton for punishment?
Speaker 5: That's insane?
Speaker 12: Apparently so. And the guy as a mail his assageant
Speaker 12: with the Michigan State Police.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: I went listen to this man. I went live in
Speaker 6: Cabo San Lucas. I was walking up in tables at
Speaker 6: the hard Rock. I've got it on, I think on
Speaker 6: our YouTube channel, and I am going up and warning
Speaker 6: people at the hard Rock what's going on here and
Speaker 6: just what a bad deal it is and ask about
Speaker 6: special assessments.
Speaker 5: I did that in Mexico. And listen to this man.
Speaker 12: We're grateful to have you back.
Speaker 2: My presents.
Speaker 6: I did not realize until about an hour after doing this,
Speaker 6: where I had multiple very large people wanting to talk
Speaker 6: to me, like in a private area, and I just
Speaker 6: refused to go. But I also made some calls at
Speaker 6: that point, and you're right, I did feel kind of
Speaker 6: lucky to get home just the last thing, just because
Speaker 6: of time restraint. Here, Mike, if she doesn't, if she
Speaker 6: doesn't own a house, if she falls under bankruptcy protection,
Speaker 6: meaning she'd qualify for a Chapter seven her or anybody else,
Speaker 6: not a chapter eleven, not a thirteen. I mean, I'm
Speaker 6: sorry forget about eleven, either a thirteen or a seven.
Speaker 6: If she qualifies, like she doesn't have enough equity in
Speaker 6: her house, her car, she can still keep her car,
Speaker 6: stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Can you get rid of it?
Speaker 12: Yeah, there's an income qualification too. It's not that's right
Speaker 12: to be assets versus liabilities. But now her income has
Speaker 12: to be like below the the well no.
Speaker 6: No, no, But I'm saying, if she doesn't have a job,
Speaker 6: and this is where we're at, doesn't have assets, can
Speaker 6: bankruptcy actually also be an exit?
Speaker 12: It can possibly, but I don't recommend it number one,
Speaker 12: because bankruptcy may not get her out of her time share,
Speaker 12: because it may cancel some of the indebtedness that she'll
Speaker 12: still be an owner, and at some point in time
Speaker 12: the maintenance, trees and everything else is going to catch
Speaker 12: up with her. It doesn't get her out, and the
Speaker 12: hit she's going to take credit wise for bankruptcy is
Speaker 12: worse than the hits she'll take by not paying these obligations.
Speaker 12: She's probably better off not going into bankruptcy. But I've
Speaker 12: done some bankruptcy long in my career. I stay up
Speaker 12: with what's going on, and I will certainly console her.
Speaker 12: And if I think that she should talk to a
Speaker 12: bankruptcy attorney, a local one, because bankruptcy is a very
Speaker 12: local thing, I would certainly tell her.
Speaker 10: To do that.
Speaker 6: And I have no idea, I literally have no idea
Speaker 6: any of her situation there. We talked to her debt,
Speaker 6: so Mike, I do appreciate it. And everybody listening. That's
Speaker 6: a Finn law group. These guys are actually attorneys. In fact,
Speaker 6: Mike Finn of course, uh the main guy there, but
Speaker 6: he's got a stack of attorneys working for him.
Speaker 5: This is what they do.
Speaker 6: They talk time share, They get you out of timeshare
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