This YouTube clip (from Nate Tilley) features Jacquelyn Elliott recounting a past period of financial hardship: the couple lived in rural Oklahoma, preparing for a baby and buying a storm shelter. To pay for it Andy sold his first Rolex (earned after selling 63 cars) but they were later scammed — two months after the sale they received a chargeback and an overdraft. Jacquelyn also describes writing a long, heartfelt card and presenting her husband with a new gift, praising his personal growth, leadership, and dedication as a husband and father.
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63 cars.
In the middle of Oklahoma.
Two months later.
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We didn't have a lot of money. In fact, we didn't have any money. We're in the middle of Oklahoma, and we have, you know, we're thinking of. There's tornadoes. And with us, we're like, okay, it's just us. But now we're about to have a kid. We're like, what if a tornado hits? And we're thinking, like, we gotta build a store shelter. You know, how much is it gonna cost to put a jumbo sergeant back then? We had, like, six dogs. And, you know, we were about to have a baby and everything. So we're like, gotta make sure we get a big jumbo one underground. And we just had no way to pay for it. So Andy had this Rolex that he wanted. You know, he talks about time that he beat that guy, and he got his. His first Rolex. Sold 63 cars. He sold 63 cars. Got his ass. We're like, what do we need to do? Like, we didn't have any money. So he's like, you know what? I'll just sell my Rolex. Well, anyway, we end up getting scammed. We go, we get the storm shelter, we pay for it. They come out, we sell. Two months later, we get a charge back, and our account is overdrafted. And we're like, we've already paid for this storm shelter. And they're saying, no, well, this was. This is fraud. This. This account doesn't exist. And I'm like, but I called and verified. Don't you record the call? Asked specifically all of these things. And we're like, man, so we're barely learning. We didn't know about all this stuff. So anyway, we got scammed. I got you something. I wrote you a card, but I'm not going to read it here because I actually ended up writing, like, a paragraph. And that paragraph would probably take, like, 30 minutes. But it was just me just talking about, like, the man that you've become. Like, me as a woman, I don't think I ever, like, have really had the ability to really trust somebody with my life. You completely transformed your life. You become that leader that I know that you have, like, our back, that I can fully, 100% trust that no matter what, you're going to follow through with your word. You're going to follow through with. With who you are. I know that you love me more than anything in the world. I think the whole world knows this. I. I really feel it. But I. I just am so proud of the leader that you become, the father, you know? The husband and the man. I truly wants to make that difference. I talk about like, like what we're doing as a company in our mission and all of that. And I. And I way he works and his passion and what he wants and like he's not doing it for the like. You're not. I know you're not. And it's just, just truly special. So he got you this, this little gift right here. And I want to keep. Hey, if I'm trusted, we're growing. Yes. Cuz there was a time I wouldn't trust him. Yes. Oh yeah. Awesome. Check it out, baby. So it goes more with the side. Way nicer than the other one.
