When I came to this country, I could speak four words. I didn't have any money. We scaled this whole company, which right now would do just under $100 million in revenue a year. We have a lot of people that double the revenue within 30, 60, maximum 90 days. We want every store that we own to do $500,000 a month, which is $6 million a year. We're really running a training company that happens to be in the car repair business.

It's better than a college degree.

You could take this concept and run different business,

not just auto repair.

The concept is so scalable.

You know, the only way to really generate generational wealth

is to go.

What it is, Brad Lee, back again with another episode of dropping bombs today in the studio, folks.

I got a real treat for you, especially if you like to make money and you're in the automotive space.

I got Keriakoslatcos.

Call me Charlie, Brad, aka Charlie. Charliea. Charlie's Latcos, folks.

Now, the reason I said if you're in the automotive repair business and you want to get in the automotive hospitality business, that's really kind of your story, which we're going to go over.

But folks, pay attention if you own a shop.

Pay attention if you want to own a shop and pay attention if you work at a shop, because if you

want true generational wealth, this man's going to talk about exactly how he did it and how you

can do it as well. Welcome to the show. Oh, thank you for having me, Brad. It's been awesome here. So obviously you're from Greece. Yeah. Yeah. I was there once, Micanos. Oh, you were. Beautiful place. I haven't been to Miconos. I've been to Sandorini. Santerini, I was there. I loved Greece. Yeah, beautiful. Why would you want to leave there? Oh, there's no money there, right? I mean... It was when I was there. Nah, I mean, it's all the tourists that you saw. You went to the beautiful places where all the tourists go. That's why you saw the money. I mean, when you live there, it's a different world, right? It's not easy to make money there. So no opportunity? Opportunity is almost not existed. It's very,

very difficult. What made you decide, hey, let's head do the US of A? So actually, we're supposed

to move. So my mother has a sister that's been here since like the late 70s and we're supposed to move when

I was five years old. We got an invitation and then my father last minute changed his mind so we

never moved to the United States. And then years and years later, I'm about 16 and a half or

something at the time. I go home one day and my parents are like, oh, we're moving to the United

States. I'm like, excuse me? I mean, at the time, I go home one day. My parents are like, oh, we're moving to the United States. I'm like, excuse me? I mean, at the time, I'm involved with motorcycles and, you know, I have my friends and girlfriends, and I don't want to move at the time. It's a very tough age to move, right? Yeah. So make a long story short. We moved here, and my grandmother had a, you know, a relative of says, I didn't want to go. He's like, you go for six months, give it a try. If you don't like it, just come back. You can stay with me. And that's really the motivating factor. I'm like, I had a backup plan per se. So I came here, but then obviously within six months, I got used to, you know, I made some friends and I got a job.

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