You call their house at 7 a.m. Hey, you remember me asshole? You cut me off today. I know who you are. You don't know who I am. The guys like, what? You know what I mean? So we used to do this stuff all the time.

Right. Trace plates and guys would well guys would run

background checks on on boyfriends and strange husbands and things like that if they were dating.

I mean, there's a lot of stuff that was on the scenes.

It's very covert, right.

But soon as she saw that, she knew exactly how he tracked her down, which is that's what infuriated her even more.

You know, these people, you think your personal information is not going to be used for these types of purposes.

But lo and behold, they are. So yeah. Well, if there's anybody out here anybody out here or there who thinks that

There's any privacy left in this world. You're sadly mistaken

There's not now has been any privacy since we were crutching numbers and compiling records.

I mean, look, we had a, I just, it's just very interesting.

I came across an old advertisement for our intel group on the radio, Howard Stern. I have to play it for folks.

Stern was... Yeah, that would be great. He was talking about our group and stuff and he was like, you know, vamping how back in Stern's heyday of course now he's an idiot

But and back then we had, this is 1990, I don't know, 99, 97, 8, 9, and forward into early 2000s.

Back then we had access to like 350 billion with a be public record so we we

compiled that that was our stuff I mean just imagine what Palantier does

fuck out I mean yeah we were a small group and some would say and I've heard it from many

folks like Alexis nexus Alexis Alexis said well well we took you, this is stunning.

They were top folks at Lexis Nexus we know and they said well we we took

your model and we stole your model.

And we have hundreds of billions of records now.

But we took your model, like what we did is we broke everything down.

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