There's an argument on the stolen watch and stuff between fire and and it's getting a little heated and we need some help here to keep the situation deescalated. Um, this is the owner Jill and Don and this gentleman's accusing us of some stuff. So, okay. How you doing, sir? What's up? Okay, so this is my original invoice when I bought this watch from a dealer in LA. I have I can't tell you how many pictures and videos of me wearing this watch. I was at a bar on it. I'm not going to run out. Come on. I'm not stupid. March 18th, I was uh here for a Grant Cardone conference. I was wearing this watch out. Went to a bar, was drinking, got [ __ ] up. This was taken off my wrist. I posted it on social media and in my dealer groups the very next day. I've put a $100,000 reward out for it. It's been posted on YouTube videos. And now all of a sudden in Scottsdale, Arizona, I even told him about it 2 months ago when it happened. Said, "Hey, if anybody offers you a Richard Mill, let me know mine got stolen. Pull up on See if I text you that also." So if it was stolen and you filed a police report, so we purchased the watch. You purchased it from someone? We purchased it from someone. We submitted it in leads. It's been in leads for for Scottsdale Police Department. It hasn't come back stolen yet. You're telling me you Okay. So So you put a you purchased a a Richard Mill in Scottsdale without looking in any WhatsApp chats, without talking to any big dealers, and nobody came back that this watch. It's been posted in in They actually have a website that you can go on and you can put you can put the manufacturer, the serial number, all that stuff. There's there's dozens of websites and none of them are affected because every police department across the country is not on board with them. Correct. So that so it doesn't work and not everybody knows about it. Trust me. There's not there's not a single stolen registry for every single watch because everyone hasn't hasn't gotten with it. We found leads. It has not come back stolen yet. It's still on hold. So he went to look at the watch and won't give us the watch back. But if it in fact is stolen, it has to now go through the police and the courts. Did you make a police report? Because I was already out of town. They said I had to. Where was it stolen from? Uh, [Music] do you have like the paperwork for it when you bought that? It's right there. Does it have It's a watch only. Didn't come with like a card or anything or I don't know if they come with cards. They roll back. They do. They do. But if people lose them like when I bought this watch, it came watch only. I actually bought this watch a year. You bought Richard Mill just the watch. I'm a dealer. Yeah. No, it's Oh, yeah. Um I bought this watch in LA about a year and a half ago. I sold it to my client uh sold it to my client a year and a half ago. Bought it months ago. the serial number. I can show wire transfers. I can show everything. Show me your post from three months ago with the serial number and a picture of the watch. This is an actual horse. So, this is a screenshot. This is an actual This is an actual post on April 11th at 122 showing that watch showing the scratches that they tried to remove from right here. Case number 3510. That's the serial case 3510 right there. Dude, the scratches are the exact same. There's videos talking about this. There's videos talking about that I was at a Grant Cardone event and I went out and that night my Richard Mill got stolen. If I go into my WhatsApp chat's work, which is where all of our business is done and I type in Do you say you didn't report it? Stolen? Didn't report it cuz I was out of town and I hadn't had a chance to get back in town. I've been doing this six years. I've never had a watch stolen. It is part of the business. It doesn't make it doesn't make sense. Trust me, it doesn't make sense that somebody that a watch would get stolen like this and I wouldn't fly back here and report it. But by the time I come back and report it, I' I've seen so many stolen watches and none of my clients have ever recovered. This thing this thing gets stolen. I'm s I can't believe I was blown away whenever he said this watch is still for sale. It's coming up for sale. It blows my mind. on a couple hundred thousand. I came looking for a different RM. I said, "Hit me if you get one." So he said, "I got this one yesterday." Yeah. Who Who did you guys buy it from? Do you have that? We can pull all the paperwork. Yeah. It's submitted in leads. [Music] You just can't come in here and take it. You know what I'm saying? Take it. I was holding I'm explaining. I want to get my whole point across. I want to know where you guys bought it. This is This is no doubt my watch. Whoever you guys bought it from, I'm surprised y'all bought a Richard Mill from someone that was left with no box or papers. But you bought one with no box or papers. It wasn't stolen. But how did you know? Come on. Okay. Okay. Stop. Everybody stop. Are you kidding me? You just came in here and said you'd buy a watch from somebody with no box of paper. If you Google the case, if you Google the Richard Mill model of that case number, there's plenty of articles showing that it's stolen. Kevin Rivers. Do you know Kevin Rivers? Kevin Rivers. Yeah. I mean, this is a picture of him. I think here's the biggest tell here. Send me a picture yesterday and there's We're not denying that it's his watch. There's no denying you can't come in. You can't walk in. I didn't grab the watch and run. I held it and I want to explain my case. My fear was that I told him not to tell anybody else. I didn't want to come in at the beginning because I'm too recognizable. If someone here knows about that watch or let's say you guys bought that watch for $100,000 under way under the table and there's a a perception that it was stolen. I don't want someone disappearing and the watch not being here before I got no intention of having this watch and now. But it is my watch. It is stolen. I reported this watch stolen. He was offered this watch, which I'm wondering why it's on your website. There's 12 pages. Has come out of he was going to offer it and then when it came out of hold, if he wanted it, then he would be the first because we can't do anything until it goes through anyway. I've already paid for the SP. Paid him $135,000. $135 for a $250,000 watch. You know what's interesting, too, is that we had it um he's willing to take that amount of money for a $250,000. Well, they're anywhere from 140 to 200. Not for not for a Felipe Masa ivory edition. I if I could find that if I could find that watch in my chest for 200,000, I'd buy every single one of them. So, tell Rosie we'll come back. Tell her com. So, this I was drinking. I don't know. But do you know him? Kevin Rivers off top my head. He doesn't look like a Grant Cardone guy cuz I go to all those conferences. Just saying. I'm I don't I don't judge. I don't judge by the profile. I'm not saying I also don't look like who I am, but Well, the fact is I got [ __ ] up. I got the [ __ ] up. Somebody presented us a watch, right? We had it here for almost 5 days before you decided to do anything with it. Okay. You came in and said, "I'm going to sell it. There's the paperwork." So, if you reported it stolen, it should hit in their database. If you didn't report it stolen, I'm I'm not going to sit here and look at you and go, "Why would you not report $200,000 watches stolen?" So, that's your bad. Trust me, it doesn't make sense. Tell you what, so I actually did So, I actually did call the police after this happened. I talked to the bar owner there. People get their watches and I have I got text messages with the whole crew of that bar like, "Hey, like I'm giving a $50,000 reward. I'll give $100,000. Figure it out. Hang on. I offered the bar manager there $100,000 to pull all the cameras so I can see where I was at when it was taken off my wrist. And apparently they don't work. So dude, look, I think everyone here knows that that's your watch. The serial number is the same. You have post. Y'all can I'm not going to take the watch out here, but it is my watch. It's not going to get sold. I'm going to end up back with that watch. I just got to figure out how to do You have to put they they call and put it on hold. Okay. But what's we've been in business for a long time. Legitimate business owner. We write everything up. We do the legal, you know. So, you know how it works. So, this guy I'm trying to figure out. It's It's a twotory bar in downtown Phoenix. I have no idea. It's not. I'll drive to Phoenix and I'll figure out and I'll come back and let you know. Um, actually, you know what? I'll give you this back. I make a call. Yeah. [Music] probably [Music] no one is question. Yeah, I'm going to I'm waiting for the text to call me back with more. But he's going to have to go to Phoenix to make the watch in Phoenix. That's where his story. Yeah, I know. This is your hat. Are you the time piece collection? So, there's a We're waiting for that. Waiting for it to call back on because that's what we we have done business together. a couple watches through a year and a half ago when I was still in Dallas. So I sold my phone but if you message through collection man that's not us collection. Oh, I was reading. I'm tiny, so All right. Anyway, so all right. What's your name? Anthony. Anthony. So, since it happened in Phoenix, you're going to have to report that in Phoenix. Okay. And then come back here for the recovery. Okay. So, you're going to have to do some research and figure out where you were. I can find that out. I'll go back to Phoenix. It's across from some next to the arena. You can Google where the Grand Cardona thing is. like that too. Yeah, that's going to be a first step. That's the only way they can put video with a and then most likely be a civil matter between Okay, so file police report now. Yeah. Okay. I know. And by the way, I know how stupid it sounds to have a watch like that stolen and not file the police report. Six years I've done 80 million in sales. I own every watch under the sun. It honestly wasn't worth the headache because I I've seen I can't tell you how many clients I've sold watches and they've gotten stolen and how many of them have ever recovered it. Just chalk it up as a lesson. Go back to work and work harder. So that's my justification for not filing a police report. It's obviously not working. I never expected this to happen. Freak incident that he was texting me like, "Hey, what's this worth?" I might get my watch. So again, I apologize coming in here not accusing you guys. I was telling them on the way it's unlikely that a place like this would do that. More than likely they have that watch on consignment with somebody and they haven't paid for it yet. Just comes back. Now they won't. And I bet that guy can't tell you where he got it. or if he does, just the simple fact that he's willing to take 135,000 for a watch that I I would gladly pay $200,000 for that right now. So, write me a check for 135, it's all done. Not the same. Have a good day. Not the same. I'm not going to pay for my own watch back. I'm saying if I were a dealer and walked in there and said, "Here's this watch for sale." I would pay 200,000. So, taking a lot less to cash out pretty quick. She's giving you an opportunity to to solve this whole thing. I'm not going to buy my own watch back now that it's here. What I'm saying is somebody walks into my store and offers me a watch for sale and is willing to take happy. No, we're good. You You give him Don's card. We're good. Yeah, we're good. How about yours? Where's your card? One second. All right. Okay, thank you guys. This is also I'm talking please. So, this is also something that happens when they look up a watch on the internet or through text and then all of a sudden it's their watch and it was stolen because now they have the serial number. Now they're going to go file a police report, which is BS. And why do you lose a $200,000 watch and not have guys are pulling thou $1,000 watches every year? So, how does how does that work? Because now he'll go file a report because he came in and got the serial number and now he's going to say that's my watch. Yeah. So it's most like going to be civil matter regardless of anything between you guys and how far he wants to take it. I mean you guys did nothing wrong us threatening to put it on his famous TikTok. Like that's [ __ ] Like we didn't do anything wrong. You know what I mean? File a lawsuit against him for defamation of character. Yeah. You guys are video too. Yeah. Like we did nothing wrong. They're great people. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I know you guys. The guy in green never walks in the store again. Absolutely. Yeah. Whoever that they were getting rowdy. Yeah. Yeah. I haven't cut my finger. So there Okay, let's grab it. Thanks. Anything else? Got it. Sorry about you. Thank you for cutting me. Thanks for finding my watch. Indeed. All right. Like I said I wasn't going to run out. You know something? We just had a grab and run last week. So just like you didn't know we weren't going to do Thank you. Okay. Good man. Um is there a number on this? Oh yeah. I'll talk to you out here. Okay. So start that over again. Sorry. So we just go to Phoenix. Okay. Okay. That's it. Yeah. Okay. So, I can call the police and they're just give them a call for service for now, I guess, because I didn't file a police report then. So, now I've got it. So, they're going to hold the watch and I've got to go down a police report and go through that process. They got the [ __ ] watch here for 135,000 that they're trying to buy it from. Yeah. Cuz they're still waiting to get clear through leads or something. And I'm like, bro, some guys, too. Okay. So, I help. All right. Thanks. Yep. You have your ID. Let me find the police. Well, I still have um money to give them for the wedding because um This guy's coming trying to sell another 30 40. It happens. It passes two, three, four, five sets of hands. Then it finally gets put out on the market. But there's a reason it wasn't on their website. There's a reason that the guy's offering them offering it to them for half of what it's actually worth. And they're selling it for less than what it's actually worth. They were quoting it to him for 225. I'd [ __ ] gladly buy that watch for 225. They they [ __ ] know. They're not stupid. All of their other watches are in line, too. Like the the PC with the They have the 590. Well, they can't sell that yet cuz they didn't clear the Yeah. their system. That's why it's not on there. I don't care what they say. But here's here's enough call service number that we're here. I'll document that I spoke to you on what's going on. What's your name? Kyle. All right. Just one more. and next time if it happens again just make it police report that's a lot easier. Well, so what I was saying is like, dude, look, trust me, when it sounds stupid, Rolex, whatever, dude. I own a watch. I've owned watches that are worth a million, million five. I've worn them out, got [ __ ] up. Never had an issue. And and on in my honest opinion, in my honest mindset, I was like, "Fuck." You know what? Chalk it up. That's a lesson. I've never been robbed. I've never lost a watch. You I've done $80 million in sales in 5 years. So, that's a It happens. It's a lesson. I know guys hit with a lot harder harder stuff. So I just I like [ __ ] you know what teaches me. But it is in all the forums, right? So it's in WhatsApp chats. I'm surprised they they I mean you if you Google it with that stolen Richard Mill with that case number, there's articles that'll pop up. There's YouTube videos about it cuz whenever I post it, people take my stuff and they repost it on there's several videos talking about I mean I I believe you got Yeah, but I was screenshotting this stuff for them. Just this one guy did four videos on my stolen Richard Mill in a matter of a day. So it's it's it's not like it's not out there and the scratches are obvious. The case number matches. So all right. So I need to go to downtown Phoenix, file a police report. So who's got the watch? They do. The owner there. Okay. I think it's the guy with the white. Got you. The store has the watch. Okay. So now they can't sell it, right? Yeah. They're not going to sell. They're going to hold on to basically. It's going to become a civil issue. Okay. between you you versus the store. I don't know how they want how far you want to push that goes way too big to lose a lawyer find it until I run your call. It's going to be hard to Well, they're going to have to prove where where he got it. He's going to get up to testify. He's going to have to prove where he got it. He's not going to. That's going to end it end it right there. So, all right, guys. Thank you. Have a good one. Good luck. I'm go tell those dudes.