Rick Cho / Uncle Nearest

Um, okay, let's get into a few...

There's two things I wanna talk about today.

Okay.

The first is, um, there is, there was an update in the Uncle Nearest case yesterday.

Uh, I am going to make a video about it, but the short version is a while ago...

Y'all know these cases be taking a long time.

A while ago-

I was about to say, 'cause I almost forgot about Uncle Nearest.

[laughs]

They be, you know, taking months.

But a while ago, I'm sure you'll remember this part, the Uncle Nearest team, Fawn Weaver, Keith, her team, um, requested for the receivership to end.

They put in a motion and said the receivership should be over.

Um, a- along that same timeline, the receiver put in a motion to expand the receivership.

So the, as of now, Uncle Nearest is the only company, Uncle Nearest, like LLC, right, um, is the only company under the receivership.

The receiver was like, "As I'm digging more into these records and these bank accounts, what I'm realizing is that they have these other businesses that they've created that actually are a part of this as well.

And so Judge, I'm asking you for you to expand my oversight into more than just Uncle Nearest."

Mm.

"But some of their other little side companies they've created, I actually need access to those too, because they're operating in unison.

They're operating together."

So Uncle Nearest's money-

Uh-huh

... is also these other, other ent- entities' money.

Like they're, they all share the same revenue?

Not, they...

Well, no, they don't share the same revenue, but he was kind of implying they're using these businesses to cover some of the things that Uncle Nearest is doing.