I get back from vacation.

Four days later, I get a call at five in the morning.

Five in the morning.

A phone number out and recognize.

Man, I turn off my phone and I go back to sleep. My aunt, I live in an apartment. My aunt is my landlord. She comes and knocks on the door, and she's speaking to me in Spanish. Hey, la bolucilla ta fuer. The cops are outside. They're looking for you. I was like, the cops, what are you talking about?

The same phone number calls my phone.

I was like, all right, I got to answer now. Nelson Rodriguez? Yes. This is agent such and such with the FBI. You have five minutes to come outside. Click. Dude, I walk outside my house. There's two undercover FBI cars with four agents pointing for air 15s at me.

There's four city of Miami cops block in the road, four city of Miami cops block on the road.

Welcome back to the Locked InBick podcast.

On today's episode, I have fellow entrepreneur and podcaster Nelson Rodriguez to reveal how a health insurance scam landed him in a federal prison camp.

This is a good conversation I had with Nelson, and I'm so excited to share it with you guys today.

I hope you sit back, relax, and get ready to lock in with Nelson Rodriguez. Nelson, you made it, man. I made it, man. It was a long trip. Yeah, well, thank you so much for coming. We've been talking about this, doing this for a little while now. We connected first on Instagram, I think, right? Yeah. And you go by the name, what is it, the Prophet? Montana, of the profit. Montana the part. Where does that come from? I was curious. So after I got indicted,

I was, And you go by the name, what is it, the profit? Montana the Prophet. Montana the Prophet.

Where does that come from? I was curious. So after I got indicted, I had to really think about my life. I was very identified to what I did, right? I thought what you did in life was who you were. And at the time, I was an entrepreneur. I owned a company. So that went away overnight. and I really had to think about what I wanted for my life.

You know what I mean?

So for me, my indictment, my arrest, my prison sentence, it was more about reinvention than anything, man. And I tell people, Nelson went into prison, but Montana came out, you know, like, it came out a new guy. And I was reading that that was, you got that inspiration from a movie. Yeah. Was it Scarface? Scarface, yeah. I never watched Scarface. Oh, man, you're missing out. I just finished somewhere. I'm almost two episodes done with a way from finishing Sopranos. Oh, all right, all right. I'm catching up on all the old stuff. Yeah, yeah, so I'll get there. But you're also the author of a book. You wrote a book. You have the book with you. I do. Yeah, I brought to the camera. I bought you a special copy just for you. The Montana Method. Montana Method. It's just what I hope to leave behind, you know. Yeah, that's awesome, man. We'll get into all that in the episode, but people could buy your book.

On Amazon, yeah.

Okay, cool.

And we'll have the description in the bio for people, too.

And you can get the audiobook on Spotify, all that stuff.

Is that free the audiobook, or do people have to pay for the audio?

It's like in seven bucks or eight bucks or something like that.

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