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TNT Conference Call 9.30.15

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T:  Okay, goooood morning, TNT!  Today is September the 30th, 2015.  Now, I start this off every day, or I try to, with, “Goooood morning, TNT,” because I get letters from people who tell me they like that, it’s exciting, and they’re glad to start their day off like that, and I try not to disappoint anyone that I can personally affect, okay.  I mean I give you the information, that’s not personally me, it’s just the information, but okay.  So today’s a good day.  I know you guys got a hundred different questions, and we got ninety-nine different answers for ‘em, so we’re gonna get to those quickly.  Today is the quietest day we’ve had in the last two weeks, I believe, as far as information, activity, everything.  We got phone calls, we got people trying to find out stuff, and everybody is getting the same thing we’re getting.  It’s quiet, it’s nothing.  We don’t know what happened with the announcements yesterday, I’m telling you.  I don’t even know if there were any announcements.  I haven’t seen anybody else with them.  We’ve talked to all of our people.  They definitely weren’t the announcements that people thought they were gonna be if they were.  The information was there was supposed to be an announcement with somebody from the Parliament, CBI, and one other place–God, I can’t remember–anyway, as far as Iraq is concerned, those three people were supposed to make an announcement yesterday evening.  Did not happen.  Now, I don’t know the reason it didn’t happen yet, and as usual I probably won’t know until this evening sometime, but it’s okay.  Everything else is still good, okay?

Banks still have rates.  They’re still ready.  The green light is still being given.  Our, our window of opportunity has gone down to 48 hours or less, agreements, so sometime this, hopefully nothing changes, nothing goes wrong right, you know, this crazy mess on TV this morning already doesn’t affect it, then we should have a good week, we should have a good weekend.  So, a good week leading up to the weekend, either way, but everything on that is very, very positive.  So there’s a couple things I was supposed to tell you guys before we get started, and Pam wrote ‘em down.  I don’t know where she put ‘em at, but she did write it out.  Oh.  Okay.  All right, so I’m gonna tell you some things real quick, then you guys can ask all the questions you want, and I’m gonna let you ask the questions instead of me getting started.  Oh.  Pam says One-Question Wednesday, so make it a good one.

All right, we were talking about which currencies would I stay in long-term, what am I looking at?  We know the five currencies that are in the basket.  We know you guys keep asking me about the Afghani and the…what’s the other one?  I forgot.  All right.  So this is my question to you guys.  You know the dinar, you know the dong, you know the Zim, you know the rupiah, you know the rates.  So now a lot of people are asking about the Afghan money and the Iran money, and I’m sayin’, okay, now you’re spreading yourself out even further.  The Afghan money–oh, somebody’s getting ready to tell me–the yuan, nope, I’m gonna explain all that to you guys.  A lot of you guys are going out buying (unintelligible) at I think was $144 per million?  Hold it, Ray, come on for a minute.  Let me see, you got the numbers?  ‘Cause I can’t remember what it was.  What?

Ray:  For what currency?

T:  For the Afghani, or whichever one everybody was worried about now.

Ray:  Oh yeah, that Afghani, the, well the, it, most of the dealers were selling $144 for 5,000.

T:  Okay, there you go.  All right, so $144–now you guys have to listen and pay attention–$144 for 5,000.  If it came out at $8 like some people seem to think it is for some reason, then that $144 just got you what?  Forty thousand dollars.  Is that a good deal?  I mean $40,000 for $144 is a good deal for something that might happen that we don’t really know about, that we’ve recently heard about.  Now, I could take that same $144…or even less, $80, and somewhere this morning $77, so half of that, and buy me a million dong.  Or I could take the whole thing and buy two million dong, which I already know is coming in at over 40 cent, 47, 48, even at 50 cent, and have me a million dollars.  It’s a currency I’ve been hearing about for the last three, four, five years, so why would I take my $144 over there for 40,000 when I could take it over here for two million at 50 cent, pick up a million dollars?  At least, or $970,000 vs. $40,000.  I’m not understanding the fascination over the Afghani, I mean, it’s not even making sense to me.  But I keep getting the question again and again and again.  Same thing with people are purchasing the Iranian money, and I, I understand diversifying, but diversify with something we already know works, some rates that we already know, and the ROI definitely makes more sense.  It makes more sense with the dong than it does with the dinar if you really want to keep it, what (unintelligible) have said, I mean, the real, it’s the one that makes the most sense!  But, okay, anyway I just wanted to explain that and….

What’s gonna happen after we get done with this?  Guys, I’m going to take my currency and we do know there’s some other, and I’ll tell you there’s at least a list of nine other currencies that are gonna do something, and I’ll say in the next couple years, that you could look at long term.  All of them have the capability of doing nothing, because we don’t know what might happen in the world, and some of these countries are lookin’ like they might go sideways anyway.  So this is what I plan on doing.  I plan on taking my currency, going to exchange, get the best rate I can, and the banks are going to be competitive, I guarantee you that, with my dollars and taking my dollars to make more dollars is what I plan on doing.  Now, I don’t plan on buying a whole lot of foreign currency, holding a whole lot of foreign currency in hopes that something might happen when this global thing, it’s gonna go.  There are some short-term ones that you, you might want to look at, I mean I might want to look at, ‘cause this is just my plan.  But I know places where I can put dollars that make dollars, and I’m not worried about it.  So understand that, okay.

You guys are gonna have the time, I mean opportunity to go to the bank, you’re gonna be able to sit down.  My understanding is wealth managers will have the ability to raise your rate once they give you a plan, and then you need to know what you’re gonna do with it.  Now, you actually need some kind of plan before you go in in order for him to raise your rate, for him to see that it makes sense, you’re gonna leave some money there long term, and more importantly that he’s gonna be able to make some money!  ‘Cause that’s what he’s gonna base it on.  I’m just tellin’ you guys the truth.  “Are you gonna give me some money to work with for you so I can make my commissions going in and out, so the bank makes money, then I’m gonna give you more of it, ‘cause then we get to make more.”  And that’s just the bottom line.  So think about that, okay?  Think about it, and I don’t know, again, if this is our last call, ‘cause we thought Monday had a possibility of being our last call so this one definitely does.

Guys, when you get your money, everybody and their mother, brother, sister, uncle is gonna be after your money soon as they find out you have it.  And by everybody, I mean every charity, foundasion [sic], foundation, worthy cause, friend, family, relative, everybody.  You’re gonna have to make that decision on who you’re gonna give it to, but more importantly this is what I’m lookin’ at doing, and again I’m just telling you guys me.  I’m looking at doing things in my local community, because sometimes you give money to foundations or charities and 5% goes there and 95% goes to building a new office building, buying new train, trains, you know, swimming pools and a whole bunch of other things.  Not all of ‘em are like that, and I’m not sayin’ there’s nothing wrong with donating even to those if you look at ‘em and see how it’s broken down, not just writing a check, say, “Here, take the money.”  But I believe you will get the biggest satisfiaction, the biggest joy, and see the quickest results of your money if you invest in your community, if you invest in needy people in your community, if you invest in veterans in your community, if you invest in the children in your community you can see the immediate results of what your money does.  Whether it’s puttin’ up buildings, doing playgrounds, building homeless shelters, supplying kids with Christmas gifts this winter, you know, at Christmastime, or shoes and shirts and jackets, or–think about this–‘cause you’re gonna have a great opportunity, great opportunity to do the right thing and create a legacy for your family in your community.  Some of you are gonna have enough money to do that, change that, change how you and your entire family are viewed in the community, what you leave behind from this one opportunity, what you get accomplished in the community, something you can drive by, walk around, and see every day and know I had a impact in that, okay?  So, let me see.  Hold on one second, I’m doin’ one of those Pam things, let me check this text real quick.  Oh, all right.

Actually that was, well I need to remind you guys, and we know this for a fact ‘cause it’s happened several times, when you go and you get a contract rate or above rate and you have to sign a NDA–I know some of you are not gonna like this part–they will process you, they will put your money in your account, but they will not let you have it until your spouse signs that NDA.  They’re not gonna give you the money, and they’re gonna tell you that day, “You should’ve brought ‘em with you–husband, wife, whoever it was–we can do all this, but you can’t touch that until that other person comes in here and signs.”  So be aware of that.  If you had plans on sneaking behind somebody’s back and doing something, that might’ve just went out the window, ‘cause your spouse has to sign the NDA.  And for every transaction we’ve been made of so far, that has been the case, okay?  So I wanted to clarify that, and we’re gonna talk about the tweet in the minute, I’m gonna talk about that so you guys understand…let me see.

Okay.  All right.  So yesterday I tweeted you guys out a tweet…that some people were getting paid on Monday.  Today is Wednesday, right?  I gotta check the days.  Yeah, on Monday, yeah, that they were actually doing some exchanges.  So this is what happened.  From overseas we got, somebody sent us information and said that they had confirmation that exchanges were going on all across the US, somebody we trust sent us that information.  Here in the US, ourselves, and I’m gonna say I’m personally aware of some transactions that took place, the dollar amounts that they were, and the individuals who were involved in the process for quite a few of those.  So it’s not, I mean, that wasn’t secondhand information, I’m just telling you this is what happened.  Now, I’m not upset about it.  I wasn’t upset when they told me, I was actually happy that they have started doing it again.  I said, “Oh, God, it’s about time!”  They’re they’re doing this, getting the system back on track, making sure, making sure everybody was again familiar with the process, what they’re gonna look at, and how it should go.  That’s why I was happy about it.  I said, “Okay, this is truly what the tweet said, gotta be our turn now.”  Now, I can say that based on my thinking.  Everybody knows the history of this event, know what we already went through–and I mean everybody–knows exactly how everybody feels about certain people getting paid and us not gettin’ paid, everything else, and the people that are getting paid this time–and there were some people at, you know, different levels–who are well aware of what happened last time.  They’re well aware of the position that people put themselves in by taking the money, and I don’t think they would have gone through the process knowing that, knowing the possibility, if they didn’t feel that this time it’s going and going for all of us.  I mean, nobody willingly puts their head on the chopping block saying, you know, “No, ‘cause I know what happened when word got out last time.”  And one thing about it, and I’ve told you guys before, word is gonna get out, ‘cause there’s too many people that are supporting us in too many different places who are part of the process, who will absolutely say, “Hey, guys, watch this, watch that,” you know, and, but nobody wants to see a repeat of that.  So that’s why I was excited about it and happy about it, didn’t upset me the least, not the least.  I’m like we are ready to go.

So Pam got tweets, got texts, got phone calls, back to the old, you know, “Well, you know, how long are we gonna let this go?  What are we gonna do about it?”  You know, blah blah.  Guys, again, we don’t need to do anything.  We are included in the process.  We are included.  We have access to some contract rates, and I now this because the people are still being trained, they’re being told how to raise the rate, who to raise the rate with, you know, what they’re (unintelligible).  The banks are going to be competitive.  They are being told that, so they’re gonna be raising the rates, and we don’t have an issue, we do not have an issue, guys, until there is an announcement in Iraq or all of the Iraqis now have the new rate and we don’t.  That’s when we have an issue.  So until that happens, we’re still on track, we’re ready to go!  And if it does happen, we still have all the information, and I don’t think it’s something that we have to worry about.  I just think the…the opportunity is there for us to still enjoy.  And if it’s not, we’ll worry about it when that time happens, but I don’t foresee that happening because of what would happen, but let’s not go to the negative part, and that’s all I’m telling you guys.  Don’t be negative right now.  Right now is the time to be positive, encouraging, and know that they’ve gone back to that.

Now, absolutely…nothing happened today!  I want you to know that.  We’ve been talking to people all across, and they did nothing today.  I told you it’s a quiet day.  Not here, not in Iraq, we don’t know about the speeches, why they didn’t take place.  They were, I mean we knew the three people were supposed to be involved, so that part didn’t take place, and I don’t know that it’s not gonna take place the next five minutes, the next thirty minutes, ‘cause things do change, and we are aware of that.  Ooo.  Okay!  I just got another text, and it’s sayin’…sayin’ they can use their card!  Hmm.  Let me…okay!  Our day just got better!  I need to check with somebody ‘fore I can, oh yeah, it’s right there.  Well, our day just got better, guys, let me just tell you that!  So it’s a good thing, we’ll do some calls.  All right.  Where are we at?  Where we at (inaudible).  Man!  856, good morning.

C:  Good morning!

T:  Good morning, how are you?

C:  How…I am fantastic, and when this gets done, I’ll be as superfantastic as you!

T:  Then let’s do it, huh?  Let’s get this….

C:  I’m ready.  I’m ready.  How long do you think the Zim will hold on after the predictions that it will lose its power by the 30th.

T:  I think that’s why I’d give it like 90 days, but that’s just my opinion, because last time I think it was about 90 days.

C:  Uh-huh.  So we should be there before then, is that your conclusion?

T:  Where are you callin’ from?

C:  New Jersey.

T:  New Jersey, oh.  You sounded like Winston for a minute, “Uh-huh.  Uh-huh.”  He always says that.  “Uh-huh.”  I’d be like what?!

C:  I can’t disguise my voice that well, no.

T:  Yeah.  Yes, he is, I mean that is my conclusion, that we won’t even care.  Guys, ten days, if you’re really smart, I think, you’ll see this thing go up and down that first ten days to a rate that you’ll feel comfortable enough to take and be in and out.  They clearly want to get us done within those first ten days.

C:  That’s great!

T:  If not sooner, okay?

C:  What kind of plans do you have for Vegas?  What I would like to see is a big cake with you, DC, Ray and Pam jump out and start throwing 100-trillion-dollar notes out and showering us, making it rain Zim.  I think…

T:  Okay.

C:  …we’d have a ball!

T:  I bet you would, but I could one hundred percent guarantee you that’s not gonna happen, but okay!

C:  Oh, darn.

T:  Yeah.  I can guarantee that.  Now, Pam might jump out of a cake and start throwing dollar bills or something, but….

C:  Okay, well, we’ll be looking forward to that then.

T:  Okay.  You know, what I was looking for, though, just so you guys know, and we had always planned on doing a four-day event in Vegas with, a four-day event in Vegas with some kind of training during the day.  You know, we had a bank that, that was willing to do that, I did a year ago, two years ago, kind of…now that you’re rich, this is what you should be looking at:  accounts, different things, investment opportunities, what they offer, protections, things like that to monitor investments.  We wanted to do some trust information for you guys, some annuity information, and just information.  People wanted to put on some little briefings and classes during the day so you can go back home and find your own company to do that.  So I’m not telling you to sign up with anybody, do anything with anybody, but get the information, ‘cause you want to get as much knowledge as you can.

C:  Oh yeah, we’re all looking forward to that.

T:  (Inaudible) kind of have…kinda have a breakfast for that, and then kinda have a dinner together, you know, for four days, anybody wanted to come out to dinner and, you know, so we have a chance to meet all the mods and do all that on the stage and give them some gift that I wanted to give them and, and some people, and then we have all kind of music that has contacted me, and everybody wants to play at the event!   So I don’t know if we have to set up separate rooms or do something, I have no idea, but I’m gonna put the best minds I can together to do it as quickly as we can so everybody’ll have an opportunity to enjoy themselves, which you will anyway ‘cause you’re in Vegas!

C:  Oh, correct.

T:  All right?

C:  But we do need some comedy relief after all this.

T:  Pam will be there, I’m telling you, she will be there, all right?

C:  Thank you Tony and Pam and Ray and DC and everybody for all you do.

T:  All right, thank you, and have a great day.  All right.

C:  Vegas, Vegas, Vegas.

T:  Vegas, Vegas, all right.  And just so you guys know, Pam did send me a text, and she said when she jumps out of cakes she collects dollars, not throwing them out, so.  Okay, there we go.  404, good morning.

C:  Good morning and good afternoon, appreciate your taking my call.  Earlier in some remarks today you had mentioned that there were some crazy things shown on TV this morning and that you hoped that this wouldn’t impact the process.  Which crazy things were you referencing?

T:  I was referencing Russia bombing people in Syria who weren’t necessarily the people who they said they were bombing, if you guys don’t know.  I was referencing what’s going on in Afghanistan this morning with the Taliban that’s probably in retaliation to what the US did.  I mean, there’s a, there’s just some crazy stuff goin’ on this morning, and, and I’m lookin’ at it sayin’, in all honesty, this is not good and it’s heading the wrong direction, and I can already see where it’s goin’.

C:  I appreciate that ‘cause there were some other things that I had seen that, was wondering if that was part of what you were referencing, so I will put that in and consider.  And again, I appreciate all your input, Tony, ever so much!  And with that I will close with Vegas, Vegas, Vegas so Tony can go!  And the rest of us can go.

T:  Thank you very much, ma’am.  Have a great day!

C:  Thank you.  Have, you have a superfantastic day.  Thank you.  Bye-bye.

T:  Okay, bye.  Okay, 617, good morning.

C:  Hi, Tony!

T:  Hi!

C:  I have a question.  You just got a text you had said that they can use their cards.  Does that mean they’re getting the new rate on their cards?

T:  You know what?  I just got it, we just got it from Iraq, and they are saying they’re using their new rate.

C:  Oh.

T:  And…well, we already got a guy over here that said he was using it when it went international, that they already had the rate in and he was using it, but….

C:  Right.

T:  This guy says…he’s still there!

C:  I, yeah.

T:  Okay?  So….

C:  And I did, I did want to tell you that on the Afghanistan currency, I got 10,000 for $4.

T:  You did?  Ten thousand for four….

C:  I did!

T:  Oh, yeah.  Okay.  Ten thousand for $4, and, but what does he say, oh, Ray said he got 5,000 for a hundred, right?

C:  A hundred and forty-four, right.

T:  Yeah.  Oh.

Ray:  Now, that’s the one-thousand notes.  She’s (inaudible).

C:  That’s the ten-thousand bill.  That’s why I asked once before if they were taking all currency.

T:  Oh.  I don’t know what they’re taking, ‘cause guess what?  I….

Ray:  Apparently they’re not taking the ten thousand ones right now, banks are not.

T:  Oh.

C:  Is that just the five banks that aren’t, or is that….

Ray:  That’s what we’ve learned in the system right now, that those 10K notes are not being traded, another bank, from the, Afghani.  Now, RV time, everything could possibly change.

C:  Okay.  Okay.

T:  Okay!

C:  All right!  Thank you so much, and have a great day, and thank everybody for what they do.  And Vegas, Vegas, Vegas.

T:  All right, thank you!  Have a great day.

C:  Okay.  You, too.  Bye-bye.

T:  A’ight.  Okay, 641, good morning.

C:  Morning, Tony, how are we doing today?

T:  Superfantastic, how are you doin’?

C:  Superfantastic.  Couldn’t be better today.  Quick question.

T:  Right.  It’s gettin’ better, too.  Go ahead.

C:  Yeah.  Gettin’ better by the hour.  When we receive the information from you on the 800 numbers when it comes out, will that be a live rate on Forex already when you give that 800 number out, or will we have a few days beforehand, as you said, before the general public does go through?

T:  The original plan, if they haven’t changed anything, my understanding was, yeah, it wouldn’t hit Forex for a few days.

C:  Okay.

T:  Give everybody time to go through, have a stable rate, not everybody watching Forex to see if it’s up or down, plus it gives the banks the rate they can work with that won’t change.  If they do that, and, you know, they’ll be able to be competitive with themselves, raise it up, down, use the contract rates without worrying if they’re losing.  Now, all that could’ve went out the window in the last ninety days, last six months, and they said let’s just do it, but originally they weren’t gonna put it on Forex for a couple of days.

C:  The reason I ask is I on with my wealth manager last night, ten o’clock, and we’re emailing back and forth and, and I’m supposed to call in to the Portland number first and then call him, and I told him, I said, “I think we’re, we’re supposed to go before the general public,” and, and that’s why I guess I was asking are we gonna have a different number than, than…

T:  Look….

C:  …the one we’ve been calling in to check rates, you know?  So….

T:  You can, this is what’s gonna happen.  They’re gonna say, “Okay, it’s live, call and make your appointment.”  Everybody that already has a wealth manager or point of contact is gonna be able to call that person themselves at that, that moment, and that’s why they’re calling you now, establishing themselves, because they’re gonna get paid commissions off of this, guys.  They don’t want you calling the 800 number, being sent to some other bank, some other location, and that guy gets paid.  He wants you to call him, and I’m not mad at him about that, that’s his job, his income, everything else.  So, but if you have a relationship with somebody like that, that’s who I would prefer to go to anyway!

C:  Right.

T:  ‘Cause I know he’s gonna give me the best rate he can give me, because he’s gonna be handling my money!

C:  Yeah, I feel like I’ve been guiding him to a dark, wooded forest, to the other side of the forest where he hits the fence line, and you get to a clean field because, just sharing different stuff with him, you know, is the opposite of what he says, and he’s level nine, so that’s, you’re up the pole there with a wealth manager, so I guess that was our question.

T:  Well, isn’t he gonna be thoroughly amazed when this happens and you were right?

C:  He will be.  Yes, sir.  Yes, sir.

T:  Absolutely.  And then he’ll treat you with utmost respect and probably take care of your money more so than anybody else, ‘cause he’ll say this guy has contacts that I don’t have, all around the world, and he tells me to look at this investment or that investment or this opportunity.  He’s probably gonna say, “Let me go find out more about that for you,” ‘cause I know…

C:  That’s exactly what he’s been doing.

T:  …you’re looking at it for a reason.  There you go!  That’s what you want to happen.

C:  So we’ve been just, it was, it was great to be able to hear that and, and a little confirmation out of him, you know, and, and it’s just good that we’re coming to the end of it and, and I was blessed, I guess, back when this, we got into it in February of ’14.  My mom passed away then, but they had, somebody had put up rate, you know, on…on Netdania, and somehow some way my computer got locked in with that Netdania, and fortunately I got, you know, what, whatever the bank screens are showin’, that’s what I, that’s what I get when I click up, so.

T:  Okay!

C:  But anyway, we just wanted to say thank you for all you do and Pam and DC and, and Ray, and especially you because it’s you that takes the, the beating three times a week from all of us and, and I suppose you take it seven days a week, but….

T:  That’s right!  I would say all day!  I wish it was three times a week for two hours a day.  Anyway.

C:  And it’s not like you’re sittin’ there with your hand on the button.  You know, I feel like the same ‘cause I got a group of seven calling me, you know, “What’s goin’ on, what’s goin’ on?”  Dude, I am not, I don’t have the button!  I’m only listening, you know, and, and relaying things here.  But we just wanted to thank you and, and tell you we will be doing good things with the money, creating jobs, helping our community, build a new school, you know, everything to help everybody else and to be able to share, just like you said, and, and to help everybody that didn’t get in on it and help them through their struggles, too, so.

T:  All right, sir.  Thank you very much!  Good things.

C:  And on that, we’ll leave you with Vegas, Vegas, Vegas, and thank you again, Tony.

T:  All right, thank you.  All right.

C:  Bye.

T:  All right.  Guys, the text I, I got sayin’ that is one of our better intel people, I mean as far as he’s an Iraqi citizens, he’s a, a business owner in Iraq, he’s closely associated with some banking over there.  He is a business owner here in the US.  He is part of a, our source over the years where we’ve been telling you has live television feeds that’s been giving us the information, that’s been on the phone seeing if the television over there matches the television over here.  He went back a month ago, rest of the family’s still here, he just notified them that life is great.  So I’m sharing that right in the moment with you guys without being specific, but life is great.  Okay.  503, good morning!

C:  Good morning, Tony, how are you doing?

T:  I’m superfantastic, man, how are you doin’?

C:  I am doing pretty close to that.  I hope, hopefully we will be in there this weekend, and then we’ll also feel that way.  My question is….

T:  That’s right.

C:  My only question is whether or not the average citizen in, in Iraq is also now getting paid at the, the new rate, or is it just the….

T:  I just explained to you that he’s an average citizen!

C:  Okay.  That, that’s what I thought you were saying, but….

T:  That’s who he is!  He’s an average citizen.  He’s not part of the government, anything else, he’s a guy just like you and me.  He just happens to own a business over there and a business over here.  He has family here, family there, and, I mean, I got the text live on the call right while we’re just here, it just came through!

C:  All right.  Well, I sure appreciate it, and I, once again I haven’t talked to any, any of you guys for quite a while, so I want to say thank you to everyone, including the intel providers, and I wish everyone well!  Vegas, Vegas, Vegas!

T:  All right.  Thank you, sir, have a great day!

C:  Thanks, you too.

T:  Okay.  408, good morning.

C:  Good morning.  Thanks so much for taking the call and having it this morning, I appreciate it.  I had a quick question about banking.  I have a family member, we both bank at the same bank, live about six hours apart.  She just left for Europe today and is gonna be gone for ten to fourteen days, so I was going to exchange for her, we have the letters and everything, and I was just wondering if it’s better if I exchange with her wealth manager where she lives or if it’s at the same bank does it matter if I just go ahead and put it in her account with my wealth manager in my area?

T:  Well, does she know, she already have a wealth manager?

C:  Yeah, she just got one before she left, and we have letters, notarized letters to give me permission to do this and everything, but I didn’t know if it matters as long as…

T:  Well….

C:  …it’s in the same bank as….

T:  It, it doesn’t matter to her ‘cause the money’s going into her bank account.

C:  Right, but I….

T:  It will matter to him.  He’s not gonna get the commission, so, because he wasn’t part of the transaction if you do it at your bank, and then how it’s set up, so.  If was doing it, it was me and my brother, I would do mine with my guy, I would drive and do his with his guy, ‘cause I want his guy to get the commission to know that he’s loyal to him and they can work together from that point.  That’s just what I would do.

C:  No, I appreciate that insight, thank you so much.  And Vegas, Vegas, Vegas.  Have a great day.

T:  All right, thank you.  Okay, 432, good morning.

C:  Mornin’.

T:  Morning.

C:  You doin’ all right?

T:  I’m superfantastic, how are you doin’?

C:  I’m superfantastic.  You caught me eatin’ dinner.

T:  Okay!  Do you wanna go ahead and eat, or you wanna talk?

C:  I’ll talk.

T:  Okay.

C:  My wife, you know you had never seen it spelled that way.

T:  Your wife what?

C:  You said that you….

T:  Oh, oh, okay.  Oh.  Oh, okay!  I understand.

C:  That’s her nickname.

T:  Oh.  What’s her real name, (inaudible)?

C:  Her real name is Wolletta.

T:  Oh, Wolletta.  Okay!  I never heard that name either.  All right, what’s goin’ on today, anything?

C:  Not much.  Did you talk to Okie over the weekend?

T:  Actually, Okie called me yesterday.  I, I did talk to him.  So he’s, he’s still sick, just so you guys know.  And I don’t know if you guys know what’s wrong with him or not, but, and I, I don’t want to talk about that, but, I mean, he, he’s still sick but he’s still here, and as soon as this happens he think he’ll be able to take care of the situation, so.  But he, he still calls me, I still talk to him.  Okay?

C:  That’s great.

T:  All right.  Vegas, Vegas, Vegas?

C:  Vegas, Vegas, Vegas!  Or Texas, Texas….

T:  Thank you, sir!  Okay.  All right.  707, good morning.

C:  Good morning, Tony.

T:  How are you?

C:  Thank you for taking the call.  I don’t really have a…

T:  Okay!

C:  …I don’t really have a, a real important question, but it’s real important to me and possibly to you.  You know…

T:  Okay.

C:  …I, I have sort of a, a calling if you might call it that, to pursue getting you and DC and Pam and all on the, for a, the…well I’m having a brain whatchacallit right now.

T:  Nobel Peace Prize.

C:  The Nobel Peace Prize, yes.  And I’m, I’ve been doing a little research on it, and I need to know in order to pursue it, I need to know a little more about you guys.  And so what I’d like to ask of you is that we somehow, I live over here in Sonoma County so we’re not far apart, but sometime in the next two weeks or so, if it’s possible, I’d like to meet with you and, and get your permission to do it.  I don’t know where it’s gonna go, you know, but I would, I would really like to see you guys be, be nominated, ‘cause I think you totally deserve it.

T:  Well, I, I appreciate it…

C:  And, and I don’t, and to me….

T:  …and, and listen, I, I am more than honored right now, and I appreciate you even bring, bringin’ it up, as I’m sure Pam, Ray, and DC does.  So…you know, we’re gonna have some different restrictions, so even if you wanted us to…

C:  Yes, I understand that.

T:  …yeah, we’re not gonna be able to because of the exposure that, that it would bring if we did something like that.  I mean, and, but I, I appreciate the thought, and while I’m nobody, I think Pam, Ray, and, and Winston have some different ambitions after this is all over, so…

C:  Right.  Well, I understand that, and I, I appreciate….

T:  …that it might, again, get in the way of.

C:  Yeah.

T:  But I thank you for the thought.  Okay?

C:  Well, I, like I say, if it was possible, I, I certainly don’t know of anybody that would deserve it more.

T:  All right, and we appreciate that.

C:  Okay!  Well…

T:  Okay!

C:  …thanks for what you do.  Vegas, Vegas, Vegas.

T:  All right.  When we get off the Pam, off the phone, Pam’s gonna call me and she’s gonna say, “Next time why don’t you just speak for yourself.  I might want that!”  But anyway, we’ll see.  All right, 508, good morning.  508?

C:  Good morning!  Wait a minute, I’ll get you off speak….

T:  Good morning.

C:  Hello?

T:  Okay!  Hi!

C:  Sorry.  I had you on speaker.  I want to first of all thank you for everything that you have done over these years.  It’s been a great pleasure listening to you and learning from you guys.  I really appreciate you and the mods and Pam and DC and all the rest of you, it’s really, Ray and everybody, it’s really great to, that you have done such a great job and that we’re coming close to the end, hopefully.  And so I wanted to ask you, you had sent out the email saying that people were exchanging.  Are those banks like on the East Coast, or are they just out in the West Coast or the middle, your way?

T:  You know, for the last two weeks we’ve had people actually going in exchanging some currency, and we’ve been telling you guys about it.

C:  Uh-huh.

T:  Good, bad, indifferent.  But by the time the West Coast banks open up, it’s been shut down every time.  It was only people on the East Coast that got to do that.

C:  The East Coast people, I’ve gone to the bank and there’s nothing, so.

T:  That’s right!

C:  What banks are those?

T:  It, it’s been early in the morning, and it’s only been the East Coast people who have been able to exchange.

C:  Oh, wow.

T:  Yeah, and I don’t know if it’s ‘cause it’s exchanging or because they go and exchange and it comes out and it hits Open Mic or it’s in the chat room, but for some reason by the time the West Coast bank is open, it is over.  They like, “Oh, yeah, that was earlier this morning, but it’s not showing that rate now.”

C:  Oh, man.

T:  I’d be like okay.  So….

C:  So is it, is it just the dinar, or I mean the dong or the Zim or one of those, or is the dinar, is it, I’m sure it’s not dinar.

T:  Actually…no, it’s been the rupiah more than anything.

C:  Rupiah?  The rupiah?

T:  Yeah.  So….

C:  Well, I don’t have any of those.

T:  That people been exchanging on.  But it’s okay.  I mean, again, I think we’re close enough it doesn’t matter, and…

C:  Yeah.

T:  …you know, our turn is here, so.  And….

C:  Thank you very much for everything, and Vegas, Vegas, Vegas!  I’m looking forward to meeting you all in Vegas.

T:  Okay, let’s do it!

C:  And this is Cape Cod sending you all the good wishes and fingers crossed and prayers hopefully answered.

T:  All right, thank you!  Have a great day!

C:  You’re welcome.  Bye-bye.

T:  Bye.  Okay.  601, good morning.

C:  Morning!  How are you doing?

T:  I’m superfantastic, how are you doin’?

C:  Oh, doin’ good.  Got a little bit of a back story for you this morning.

T:  All right, let’s hear it!

C:  Oh, I’ve been dealing off and on with a Wells Fargo branch here where I live, and it’s, it’s not a real big branch, but you know, it is Wells Fargo.  And before they did, was not a currency exchange bank at all and, and they, so the reason I quit dealing with ‘em and, and, you know, every time I’d talk to ‘em before about the dinar and all, they kept telling me just get rid of it ‘cause it’s a scam, you know?  And I called yesterday, I was gonna call one of the other branches, but I accidentally called the same branch number, and they are now a currency exchange bank.  And she, she, I told her, you know, that I had some currency that I may be exchanging, and she asked me what kind and I, I told her, and she said, “Hold on a minute, let me go look on the screen.”  And she went and looked on the screen and she said, “Well, it’s so low right at the minute, we’re not, we’re not doing anything with it, but soon as it goes up in value we will be exchanging.”  So she took down my phone number and, and name and everything, so it’s startin’ to…

T:  Okay!

C:  …startin’ to, startin’ to move.

T:  That’s right!  They’re gettin’ ready, and, and that’s what they have been doing for the last week, week and a half.

C:  Yep.

T:  That’s good news!  I’m glad you…

C:  Okay.

T:  …you know, they came back around.  There’s gonna be a lot of banks like that, so not just Wells Fargo.  A bunch of other banks, a bunch of branches, people who had no idea.  As a matter of fact, I’m pretty sure a bunch of them were gettin’ notified last week that they were gonna be the exchange bank and, and they were doin’ some training, okay?

C:  This wasn’t a teller that I talked to, it was a regular, one of their bank representatives, and she was interested in it to the point she even wanted the phone number so she could listen in on, on the replay from day before yesterday, so.

T:  Oh, is that right?

C:  Yeah.

T:  Yep.  You would be surprised how many calls I get like that, and actually we have one location, I mean, the bank, they take their lunch at this time so they can listen to the calls, so it’s kinda funny.  But it’s okay.

C:  Well I, I told her if she, you know, wanted any more information, I’ve been into it for, you know, around nine years.  Just call me back and I, I’d tell her what I knew, you know?

T:  Yep, you’ll educate her, huh?

C:  Yeah, she, she took down my name and number and everything, so it’s lookin’ a whole lot better, and Vegas, Vegas, Vegas for you, but I still say Mississippi, Mississippi,  Mississippi!

T:  All right, have a great day, sir.  Thanks.

C:  You, too.  Bye.

T:  Okay, 318, good morning.

C:  Morning, Tony, how are you today?

T:  I’m superfantastic, how are you?

C:  I’m good.  I, I got a question.

T:  Okay.

C:  They were talking about people that are married, and that the husband or the spouse or whoever would have to sign also.  What if your, what if you and your husband are separated or divorced?

T:  Well, if you’re divorced, he’s your ex-husband.

C:  Right.

T:  If you’re separated, you might have an issue, I don’t know!  So I don’t know that you’re legally separated and you got some paperwork there, I don’t know.  I’m just basing it on, you know, what I’ve been told is that my spouse will have to be there or I’m not gettin’ a dime, and what I have been told is that…people they’ve already exchanged, their spouse had to be there to sign, and again, that’s only the NDAs and that’s people that are getting the contract rates higher are going.  Only the people that are required to sign the NDA.

C:  Okay.  And….

T:  Are the only ones that have to worry about it.  Go ahead.

C:  Oh.  Okay.  And one other thing about the tweet that was sent out yesterday.  Are these people being randomly selected, or are they just walking to the bank or what?

T:  No and no.

C:  No and no.  Okay.

T:  No, they’re not randomly selected, and no they’re not just walking into the bank.  They are definitely working off a list, okay?

C:  Working off of a list.

T:  Yeah.

C:  Oh.  And is that because they have purchased this currency at those banks?

T:  It’s because…I mean, that could be!  I mean they’re, you know, they’re their favorite customers, they’re their largest customers, they’re VIPs and government, I mean, there’s a host of reasons, but they created their own list, and it’s okay.  Somebody has to be first, so.

C:  Okay.

T:  If they’re the ones that have to be first, then let them be first as long as we’re going.  Is when they cut the line off and we haven’t gone, then we have an issue, but ‘til then, we’re good!  Everybody’s good.  Okay?

C:  All right.  Well, I’m gonna end it with Vegas, Vegas, Vegas so Tony can go, and I hope I see you there!

T:  All right!  Thank you!  Have a great day!

C:  All right.  You, too.  Bye-bye.

T:  So you guys…remember when we first started, long, long time ago, loooong, long time ago, we used to do these three-hour calls, and they were three hours because we had a lot of information, lot of growing, learning to do, lot of helping and everything else to do.  So we’ve done most of that now.  We’ve gone through the process, you guys have been here live with us as part of the process.  Even like right now I just got the text in, which somebody’s gonna call me and say, “Did you have to say that live on the call?”    Already know, ‘cause somebody complains about every call, but anyway.  My point was being we used to have all this stuff to talk about.  So much was happening, so many laws, rules, and everything else used to be, you know, had to be completed, and as they got completed, it got less and less, so we needed to spend less time to get our message across and the information, and we knew you were still growing.  So then we went down to two hours, and now we’re down to an hour.  We’re doing a hour call not because of the information, and not because I don’t want to talk to you guys for two hours, but because when we get to the hour point, the Tyrant sends me texts and says, “That’s it, let’s go!”  We are at that point right now, all right?  Okay, Miss Pam, here we are!

Pam:  Uh-huh.  I finally decided I was the Enforcer not the Tyrant.

T:  Oh, that’s right.  Right.  Yeah, we changed her today, she’s not the Tyrant, she’s the Enforcer, so anyway.

Pam:  I didn’t make the rules, I just enforce the rules.

T:  And she’s enforcing this one already, you guys can see!  But go ahead.  Okay.

Pam:  Well, you’re gonna feel bad when I say this, but one of our wonderful transcribers fell and hit her head, so our prayers and blessings go out, and, and we sure hope you’re, you’re doin’ okay and, and that all turns out well, and, and thanks Ween for stepping in for her and helping us out, we, we really do appreciate everything you guys do.  Our, our verbatim transcriber that does every call for you so that you can read verbatim what Tony said on the calls, that Tony promised a Bentley to–I’ll remind everybody of that, ‘cause he stuck his foot in that one–and she’s loving these one, one-hour calls, but she got kicked off the call today, Tony.  She was on for seven hours and got kicked off, on the Q&A.  So we’re sorry, everybody.  We sure do appreciate our transcribers, you guys rock, and it allows everybody else to hear these calls, the ones that can’t be on the phone at the time or whatever.  I would like you also to please keep the Iraqis in your thoughts.  They’re still going through a lot.  Now we’re hearing a lot about Russia and Syria and the refugees and millions and millions of people suffering, so please keep them in your thoughts.  This isn’t all about money, this is a lot about what we’re going to be able to do worldwide and the humanitarian projects and, and things we can do in our community.  But, you know, this is gonna make a difference all over the world, the, as DC always said, it’s the most complex financial transaction in the history of man, so, so let’s remember them also.  Thank you.

T:  Okay, Ray?

Ray:  Well, When-Are-We-Gonna-See-It, Wednesday.  That’s it, thank you.

T:  Okay!  All right, guys.  Things are still moving as you can tell.  The information yesterday was good.  We’re excited, again, about them doing exchanges.  I took that as a good thing, not a bad thing.  The rates that they were exchanging for was good.  The people who they let go through was actually good!  And I explained to you why, ‘cause those people wouldn’t be putting their neck on the chopping block like that if they didn’t think this was over.  All the information that we’re getting from Iraq has been good, and current, I mean, including the current right-up-to-the-moment text that we just got from him sayin’ his card is good!  That, that it’s good!  Doesn’t mean it’s gonna happen in the next hour or that.  There were some things that it could still take 48 hours, 72 hours for them to do it.  They could try and hold it throughout the weekend ‘cause that was the best time to ever do it is through a weekend and, and try and drag that out, so we don’t know.  But we know we’re here.  I think this is the final part of it.  I’m hoping, praying, as Pam says, that this nonsense that’s all over the television this morning and the US Secretary of Defense is gettin’ ready to speak, and this doesn’t do anything here or cause anything, so let’s hope and pray that doesn’t happen because it’s that area, could change the whole area if that happened, but let’s hope not.  So we’re all looking good.  If I was you, the biggest thing I would do right now is make sure that I’m ready to go when the bell goes off.  I don’t have to figure which direction I’m going in, I don’t have to figure what I’m taking with me, I don’t have to think about what I’m doing when I get there because it’s all written down.  One, two, three, four, five, you can always change it, but you need that road map when you get there.  You’re gonna need that pamphlet you wrote your notes on to refer back to make sure you’re doing everything.  You’re gonna need that as you’re reading that contract and make sure there’s no conflicts in between that agreement you’re signing with the bank and what your goals were.  If they are, you need to get that worked out right there.  That’s what I would be doing if I was you guys.  Right now today, if I didn’t have anything else to do, that’s what I would be doing, okay?

I’m gonna close saying thank you guys for being here, thanks for being part of TNT.  I hope this was our last call of this nature.  I want to thank all of our veterans in every branch, all of our civilians who worked throughout with the military, from start to finish, even the three-letter guys.  I know you got a job to do, and I appreciate your job, do that, and our guys that are other there now both in uniform and out, and you know who I’m talkin’ about, listening and not laughing, ‘cause I got one of our friends, I know he’s laughing at us, but anyway.  We appreciate you, man.  We know what you’re puttin’ at risk for, for us and, and your family.  So thank you guys.  Enjoy the rest of your day, I’m surely gonna enjoy mine.  All right.  Thanks everybody!
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