Paul from Calabasas
$1.4B/1%$100M/30M/30
Paul from Calabasas proposes a chain of parking garages/lots called IPOUPI to be created along with a movie called ‘Gone in 35 Seconds’ that will serve as an advertisement for IPOUPI. $1.5B across 30M contracts with a max duration of 30 years. $500M will go towards Gone in 35 Seconds, $900M will go towards IPOUPI parking garages/lots, and $100M will go into a Bitcoin ETF with 1% capped annual withdrawals to Paul.
STAGE ONE — Paul submits his contract proposal to Noitciderp where it’s reviewed by speculators & firms, terms are then negotiated and an almost-final contract is drafted
STAGE TWO — Paul dedicates a week to go over the contract in person at a firm’s branch, final adjustments to terms are made and contract is signed by him, remotely by speculators
STAGE THREE — Firm holds the $1.5B and sets aside $500M for Gone in 35 Seconds, sets aside $900M for the IPOUPI parking garages/lots, and puts $100M into a Bitcoin ETF where 1% capped annual withdrawals are provided to Paul for 30 years max
STAGE FOUR — Firm talks with Amazon to create Gone in 35 Seconds, Paul then splits his time working directly with the movie director and meeting with commercial real estate professionals to build the IPOUPI parking garages/lots, 100% ownership of each IPOUPI parking garage/lot is held by firm indefinitely
STAGE FIVE — After a few years, Gone in 35 Seconds is released and helps Amazon gain a substantial amount of new Prime subscribers, IPOUPI parking garages/lots start earning business in Southern California, Paul continues to be in charge of IPOUPI, overseeing every aspect of the business
STAGE SIX — After 30 years, firm sells all IPOUPI parking garages/lots & rights to Gone in 35 Seconds to an Estonian company, firm also liquidates the Bitcoin ETF, speculators realize results and contract is executed