Convicted Con Man Paul Cardwell Lies To me!. Every Man Has a Story.

Recently it has come to my attention that Paul Cardwell is a convicted criminal.
Most of what he says in this interview is probably not true.
I've included articles on his arrest and crimes.
Don't trust this guy.
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Federal fugitive arrested in Bangkok for allegedly defrauding Wyoming hospital of $850,000
BANGKOK - A federal fugitive was arrested in Thailand Thursday after allegedly fleeing the United States following charges of defrauding a Wyoming hospital of $850,000.
Paul David Cardwell was arrested following a tip provided to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in Bangkok that Cardwell was residing in Hua Hin, Thailand. HSI Bangkok personnel traveled to Hua Hin and verified that the individual was Cardwell.
Royal Thai Tourist Police were contacted and Cardwell was arrested with the assistance of HSI Bangkok officials.
Cardwell surrendered to federal authorities March 27, 2012, and was charged with violating numerous federal fraud statutes in U.S. District Court in Cheyenne, Wyo. He was released on bond following arraignment. As part of the condition of his release, he surrendered his U.S. passport. Cardwell illegally left the United States after attempting to procure another passport under a different identity.
Officials from U.S. Embassy Bangkok's American Citizen Services will be coordinating Cardwell's return to the United States. Cardwell will be held in Thai custody until he is transported back to the U.S.
This case is being investigated by HSI, the FBI, and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
Reports: Cardwell's luxurious lifestyle led to capture
The FBI updated its wanted poster for Paul Cardwell after his capture on Friday.
The FBI updated its wanted poster for Paul Cardwell after his capture on Friday.
Paul Cardwell managed to stay at large from authorities for more than nine months. But living large reportedly is what led to the former Powell Valley Healthcare CEO’s apprehension in Thailand last week.
Royal Thai Tourist Police arrested Cardwell in Hua Hin, a beach resort town, on Friday morning.
“Locals tipped off police to his location after they became suspicious about a wealthy foreigner living a life of luxury seemingly without working,” reported the Bangkok Post, an English-language daily newspaper. Cardwell, 47, reportedly had been in the country on a bogus passport.
Cardwell is wanted on U.S. charges alleging he and an accomplice stole nearly $848,000 from Powell Valley Healthcare between March and September 2011, and close to $846,000 between 2003 and 2009 from the former White County Memorial Hospital in Monticello, Ind.
Cardwell had been CEO of the Monticello hospital before coming here. Hospital officials in Indiana only learned of the scheme - which involved sending payments to a non-existent physician recruiting firm - after it was uncovered in Powell.
Prosecutors believe that, after he was fired, Cardwell went to Thailand to buy real estate with the money stolen from Powell Valley Healthcare.
The investigation into Cardwell’s time in Powell culminated in criminal charges in March 2012. Cardwell returned to the United States around that time and pleaded not guilty.
While awaiting trial, Cardwell was released on a $50,000 unsecured bond by U.S. District Court Judge Scott Skavdahl. On Aug. 28, Cardwell’s attorneys notified prosecutors they had lost contact with their client. Cardwell’s pre-trial services officer then discovered that Cardwell - who’d surrendered his passport as part of his bond conditions - had unsuccessfully tried getting a new one under his birth name of Paul Sappington. Despite not getting that passport, he somehow found a way to get out of the country.
On Aug. 29, Chief District Court Judge Nancy Freudenthal issued a warrant for Cardwell’s arrest. The search ended Friday in Hua Hin.
Photos on the websites of tabloid Thai Rath (the country’s largest newspaper) and the Independent News Network showed a fit-looking Cardwell sitting at a table surrounded by Thai police at a type of press conference.
Dave Joly, an FBI spokesman in Denver, said it may take up to a month to work through the necessary paperwork and dispatch agents to pick up and escort Cardwell back to the United States.
“(Cardwell) is not in the U.S. yet, but I’m sure that will give his victims some relief to know that this guy won’t be doing this to anybody else any time soon,” Joly said.
Cardwell has been listed as one of the FBI’s most wanted individuals in the realm of white collar crime with about 50 others.
Joly said Cardwell’s presence on the list related to the large amount of money alleged to have been stolen and a desire to publicize Cardwell’s fugitive status.
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[@UF250]

The best interview so far in my opinion. Professional, good work ethic and great personality for Paul and great interviews skills on your part sir, thank you.

[@everymanhasastory]

Wow! Your comment made my day ❤️ Thank you 😊

[@EyoTolentino]

A very interesting interview Mark and a good Content about health care professionals and Medical Facilities. Thanks Paul for the good interview.

[@tonton7909]

What a fraud!!!.

[@lgarcia258]

HE is a FBI most wanted! Look it up.

[@ag4allgood]

He has stolen $$$$ in the US & likes to tell BIG LIES ! Striving to be in prison for a long time - professional fraudster.

[@StreakPhilippines]

Love the title. For all those who keep saying he should have a second chance, just listen to these recent lies. How can you start over when you're still telling new versions.

[@ColonBurns]

He just got arrested by B.I. and is on his way home for trial

[@azd3boom144]

As a former navy officer this was easy to see a fraud but I man he has this bs story down pat!

[@everymanhasastory]

Yes. He's pretty slick. In America he was claiming to be a Seal and a doctor

[@jinyang-fr2ti]

This information is disturbing. I started watching his information videos thinking that he sounded credible. Shameful and thanks so much for bringing this truth to light

[@everymanhasastory]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀

[@IaintTheHerb]

This guy seemed flaky from the get go. A CEO of a hospital as a Navy O3? That's unlikely at that rank.

[@Steve7318]

Smooth talker like a used car salesman, I'm glad he was exposed as a fraud.

[@jerrystapleton1168]

What a story teller. I knew a woman years ago that could tell a lie And back it up with several other lies.

[@jesuschristmyking8644]

Sad part is his entire life is a lie.

[@danielnetz7539]

I've been watching World Zoom's KZbin channel for a while now and never knew all these things about him. He's a very informative guy but his best attribute is that he comes across as a really down to earth kind of guy. I would have never guessed he was a hospital CEO. This was a great interview Mark, really enjoyable to listen to.

[@everymanhasastory]

Thank you Daniel. Your opinion means a lot to me.

[@bigdreamsphilippines]

Wow ! Another great insightful interview ! Thx 🙏 Mark I’m slowly evolving through what I learn through you and others. Two years ago the Philippines 🇵🇭 was just a dream . Now that I’ve been there and found out for myself that it’s amazing. The next phase is moving there soon ! I love the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@ag4allgood]

He is wanted by the FBI & under arrest in Thailand. What is really crazy is his KZbin channel when he is wanted by the FBI.

[@bigdreamsphilippines]

@@ag4allgood currently ?

[@utue10]

He can bull…!

[@daydreamer4902]

He has a perfect opportunity to tell truth with a simple question at 1'00". Instead he does not and claims he was a hospital CEO in Asia. Sad.

[@anaveragejoeslife]

I like the new title of this vlog. He sure talks a good game. So weird... how he blends lies and truths so naturally and easily.

[@karilalonde6806]

You and others an Expat You Tubers have a responsibility to your audience to provide information to protect them. After reading all the information about his crimes, I can pick off the lies, one after another. He is a professional con-artist, and I am sure he was working to position himself to con retirees from their savings next. He no longer has corporations to swindle for survival. He is smart, doesn't stutter, and has his story rehearsed well. Hopefully he will move on and leave the Philippines before claiming victims. I understand people serving their time and paying their debt for crimes should be left in the past... this is different folks. This is someone in our midst that continues the con. Ask yourself, why? He is planning and the plan is not good. Mark, Thank you for being transparent. You may have saved a few expats from financial hardship.

[@chrisclark7992]

I'm Canadian and my wife was just in emergency today she went in at 9:30 in the morning and it's 12 midnight and she just got home. This socialist Healthcare is terrible

[@renatep.7566]

Fantastic interview with an insight into the medical industry in the US and Asia! Couldn’t stop listening, you have to have him back, I’m sure there are more stories to tell…….very sorry for the loss of his niece, what a heartbreak. ❤️

[@bmactattoo1219]

Your comment didn't age well.

[@renatep.7566]

@@bmactattoo1219 who would have guessed? 😩

[@mountainmusings23]

It is amazing how sociopaths can lie so effortlessly and still be so believable!

[@everymanhasastory]

I know. And he's still telling lies on KZbin.

[@oscarhoyle515]

He needs to be black listed from the Philippines and deported out ASAP

[@airplanebuilder8685]

Re-up for 4 years as an officer? Alarm bells going off, since officers don't re-up. Only enlisted personnel have contracts. Officers have commissions, they are forced out if passed over twice, a rank is never guaranteed. 26-year Navy Veteran here. Hospital CEO at 30? Yeah right.

[@karlonYT-m4c]

Very true. Officers are in for life. Normally they can either resign, or retire if they wish. If they get in trouble they are dismissed. If they get passed over for promotion, then the 🥾. As you stated there is no re-up for another 4 years for an officer.

[@everymanhasastory]

He lies every time he opens his mouth

[@davidzip8841]

Someone requested his records. He served for 10 months starting in 1989.

[@d9918]

I'm surprised he's not been an episode on American Greed with Stacey Keach.

[@borandell9915]

Wow! He is scary the way he comes across so believable and likeable. He's definitely a sociopath/psychopath.

[@everymanhasastory]

Yes he's a smooth talker. But 90% of what he says is a lie

[@Yahoo886]

His story sounds to grandiose to be true

[@airwess3369]

Crazy how he just rattles off lies after lies with all the details. The only clue hes a conman is how hes so open with his whole history controlling the conversion showing off his narcissistic personality.

[@craigjordan7835]

The government authorities in both the US and Philippines had to have known all of his convicted priors, background of current warrants and felony charges - and still cleared him fit for travel and entry into the country. Take a lesson that government and the court of public opinion do not always agree on a subject person. As long as Cardwell stays clean of active warrants for his arrest or felony charges filed, he can sit in front of cameras like this dispensing his screed. Buyer always beware!

[@johncano3972]

Definitely a con man. ALL GRANDIOSE and SUCCESSFUL. But when you asked him about the worst in his life, he conveniently talks about his nice. I will bet that less than half of what he said is true.

[@SnatchAndersen-yi6os]

It’s hilarious to read the comments from when the interview was first dropped and after the con was revealed

[@haroldsandiego9975]

Paul sounds very articulate, smart, and knowledgeable person that's why he can outsmart other people easily. I hope he will learn his lesson and be a good and honest person. He talks better than regular CEOs.

[@jamesbowie6925]

And now we know it was all bullshit😊

[@northernbohemianrealist]

Yeah - this whole channel.

[@marcjilhaney7327]

To think that some Pakistani and Indian medical students took up their medical degrees in the Philippines!!! Why is the American government laying up so much difficulty for Filipinos to enter the USA. Yet, when it's time to ANNEX our military bases for projection of power to address the current geopolitical situation my beloved country suddenly becomes "the closest ally" ever...so-and-so...

[@EB-jf5oi]

Sadly a grim reality of life. If developing countries are given easy access to developed countries then the migration would be insane. Same for most developing countries who deny/restrict land ownership for non-citizens otherwise folk from developed countries would buy up lots of land.

[@trailman258]

Amazing revelation!! Thanks for your surprising disclosure Mark.

[@0624cancer]

Paul can provide consultancy for the Philippine health care 🤔

[@usersubscriberSC]

No-brainer. Rechannel the confidential funds from DepEd to PhilHealth. Jail all corrupt Philhealth officials and their cohorts involved in the anomalies.

[@bethatkinson8000]

Another great interview, Mark. Hearing all the behind the scenes information were very interesting. I bet he will be a good teacher if he ever choose to do it.

[@JavaNights]

I'm 2 min into this video and I can tell this guy Paul is FULL OF IT. I'm a CEO and President.....lmao.

[@bobbybiskins6720]

This fella played his cards right and is reaping the benefits now. Good on ya buddy

[@rickbold9337]

I unsubscribed from Paul’s channel. Con man

[@tccdlinux1471]

Mark, another great interview. What a slick talker you got this time, and I mean NO disrespect to you. LOL a Masters and a PhD I missed that the first time through, but sure question it now.

[@everymanhasastory]

Thank you for your support and for taking the time to share your thoughts 😊

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Hey Mark. Paul here. Thanks for having me on your show. I got 300 new subscribers in one day. That was fun. Thanks again.

[@everymanhasastory]

Hi Paul. My pleasure. What happened to you? Thought you were going to come over

[@tryscience]

Two stand up gentlemen. 😎😎👍

[@marriedtoafilipinachannel]

I wonder what part of this interview was truth???

[@mochapoundcake]

I had a coworker whose friend is an anesthesiologist who cannot afford to buy a house due to student loans and malpractice insurance premiums.

[@Lost.in.Mexico]

A masters and PhD from Notre Dame university paid for by the Navy. Lol. 😂😂😂😂😂 That's around 6 years of work and he's commissioned as an O-1 afterwards.

[@YaThinKnow]

After reading up on his crimes, and viewing his rebuttal video you realize how easy it is for him, to lie! What he did to a regional hospital is disgraceful, and thinking paying a fine is restitution is a joke! Imagine being that construction worker told yeah go find another job as this was cancelled, because the ceo embezzled the funds! He lies too easy to trust!

[@evelinholmes6401]

Go blame the judges that gave him freedom. Total insane 😢

[@YaThinKnow]

@@evelinholmes6401 Why? The new lies will probably be handled by the locals. As far as his channel, not interested in someone who lies so easy. Too many others to watch.

[@cuttsx21]

I wasn't in the Navy, so I really don't know to medical field. I had a pick up on it, but he is a smooth talker. I picked up on that much. I watched his channel a little bit and I wasn't impressed but help me where he's lying about everything so I can understand this better. I'm watching the video now. And you know I said he's a real smooth talker. I just don't know enough about the medical field question, so help me out here 😮

[@markrenne6136]

Great interview. I’ve been a fan of Paul’s since he started World Zoom, but Mark you did one of your best interviews ever.

[@tryscience]

I second that

[@rgenjic7076]

Paul Cardwell was back in federal court last week - not as a defendant, but as a witness for the prosecution. Cardwell, who’s currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for defrauding hospitals in Powell and Indiana out of nearly $1.7 million, was called to testify against a Burlington man charged with bank fraud. Cardwell had shared a cell with Marvin Iverson while their unrelated cases were pending. On July 29, Cardwell shared some of their conversations with the jury hearing Iverson’s case. Jury members convicted Iverson of the felony fraud count on Wednesday. Iverson allegedly wrote a series of checks on a closed account between April and September 2012 to try paying off various debts, including a $369,300 mortgage, his Big Horn County property taxes and sales taxes for his business, Marv’s Meat Processing. One of the institutions defrauded was Big Horn Federal Savings Bank, as Iverson tendered bad checks to the bank’s Greybull and Cody branches. Iverson opened the account in question on April 9, 2012, and closed it 10 days later, but then continued to write checks on the account. FBI Special Agent Kent Smith said in an affidavit filed with the case that it appeared to be a scheme taught and practiced by people known as “sovereign citizens.” Presiding U.S. District Court Judge Alan Johnson has described sovereign citizens as people who claim that, although they were born and live in the United States, they’re their own sovereigns and not U.S. citizens subject to state or federal courts’ jurisdiction. Members of the movement argue that when a person is charged in court, it’s not their actual physical person being charged but rather a separate corporate “straw man” that exists only on paper. For example, shortly before the start of the trial, Iverson filed paperwork saying his corporate “trust” was going to pay the bill for all the charges and on the checks he passed at Big Horn Federal. Iverson described himself as an “authorized representative.” The three-day trial in Cheyenne featured testimony from six witnesses for the prosecution, including two bankers, Agent Smith and Cardwell. According to John Powell - a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Cheyenne - Cardwell told the jury that Iverson had described himself as a “patriot” who’d become disgruntled with the government and banking industry. Cardwell recalled Iverson stating that the banking industry had wronged many people, including his friends, and that he’d used the closed account scheme to buy vehicles, Powell said. Iverson also reportedly told Cardwell he’d jumped bail in early 2013 because he didn’t believe the federal court had any jurisdiction over him. Iverson represented himself and called himself as the only witness in his defense. He’s scheduled to be sentenced by Judge Johnson on Oct. 8

[@ehime4u2]

Very interesting information. Knowledgeable guy here. You really scored a winner with this interview and video. He didn't really talk about his current PI plans, but his medical views were his life. As an American resident in Japan, I have always felt comfortable with my medical and dental work. In fact, the hospital I frequent is giving me a free physical this weekend. Nothing like that in the U.S. 😐

[@Avarua59]

Where in Japan are you living?

[@ehime4u2]

@@Avarua59 I am down in the Southern part. The best point of reference is Hiroshima. I like on the island of Shikoku which is something actually the size of four or five medium size States in the USA.

[@delaluz4634]

One of your greater and more interesting interviews, but unfortunately some of Paul's claims are questionable unless able to be substantiated. It generally takes between 20 to 25 years to attain the rank of Captain 0-6 in the Navy and possibly would not been running whole Naval Hospitals at lower ranks, thanks for sharing.

[@dwaynekeith156]

Seems being a CEO in Manila would be easy to verified.

[@everymanhasastory]

Yes. And it was a lie. He was only a CEO of two hospitals: one in Indiana and one in Wyoming he ripped them both off for hundreds of thousands of dollars

[@joemcfarland5452]

Wow!! Impressive guy .. Really enjoyed the interview

[@vwandtiny3769]

I don't think the Navy does 4 year obligated service contract for OCS school. He was either passed over for LTCDR and or resigned his commission if he ever actually had one.

[@nicholassibley5080]

We will know soon. Request sent for his records.

[@jacko3423]

As a former US enlisted soldier, my MOS has put me in good career trajectory maybe not as well as Paul's. I hope to go back to the Philippines, my birth place, and retire there. I miss the noise, the lights, even the smell of diesel smog coming from the buses and jeepneys.

[@dakinejeb7890]

Fantastic interview! Will pass this along to my fiancée nephrologist at St. Lukes hospital to watch.

[@6861Charley]

Paul is right that it's easy for PT, OT and Nurses from the Philippines to work in the US. In 1993 US recruiters came to the Philippines and offered us jobs. Employers gave us work assignment upon arrival with temporary permits and full time jobs after passing the state board exams. Twenty years later I chose an optional early retirement and is now spending vacation to the Middle East and European countries 4 times a year. That was the best decision that I made in my life.

[@everymanhasastory]

Good for you! Enjoy your retirement

[@berti-y4f]

how long ago did your mate live in HK. The taxis are cheap for everyone. All Toyota Crowns. Coffee is the same as in Australia. USD 3.40. Not sure where he got those price from. I been there 4 times a year since 1988

[@ArtMacasinag]

Interesting guest and conversation. What an interesting life and career Paul had. I graduated from UST Med School in Manila and trained in the US in the 70s. I started out in OB-GYN residency after internship in NJ. After the first year of residency, I switched to Radiology after burning out from the call rotation. It was a. blessing and a life changing decision. I recently retired and am traveling the world with my wife who also retired from her medical practice (Pediatrics). We've been to more than 120 countries, spend half the year on world travel and adventures. We live in San Diego. Best wishes to both of you on your ex-pat lives !!!

[@everymanhasastory]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to share your experiences

[@GoodLuck_Chuck]

I’ve been watching and enjoying Paul’s channel for some time. Super cool to hear his story! Thanks Mark…keep up the good work!👍

[@Anthony-vb8hr]

I wouldn't buy a used car off this guy.

[@yiqipo8929]

It is so weird watching this video and reading the comments. The comments two months ago said so many nice things about this guy Paul Cardwell. Then now, he is called a con man, and according to the description of this video, he was arrested in Thailand! No mention whatsoever of his timeline in the Philippines. So did he go to the Philippines, and then moved on to Thailand, where he was arrested? Was he a KZbinr making videos about the Philippines, and used his real name, and not got noticed by the US authorities? Puzzling.

[@ScammedbyFolrentinaConchas]

DON SHIPLEY NEEDS TO LOOK THIS ONE UP.

[@papadougpapadougsadventures]

I’ve been following Paul for awhile and met him at the mall a few weeks ago. Seems very knowledgeable on SE Asia. Thanks for the interview

[@BigDave_Wannabe]

This man has the audacity to diminish the sacrifices of those who actually served in the US military. It's a 2 + 2 = 5 story when it comes to his purported service in the US Navy. I have serious doubts.

[@everymanhasastory]

I have doubts too.

[@albertwoods3921]

Thanks mark so much good information and I share your videos with friends and keep up the good work🙂

[@aranjuezdavao]

He has no remorse. “Oh what a tangled web we weave, when we first try to deceive”!

[@loudberries8896]

This guy is slick 😂

[@philippinesxtremes]

I watched his rebuttal video and then read some info online and found multiple lies. He's slick but full of beans

[@dlhanson51]

I have enjoyed his channel very much. He is very organized and provides great information.

[@steveperyer4850]

Paul’s channel, World Zoom, is very informative, and entertaining. Great guy to interview Paul. Thanks Mark 😊

[@drdr76]

Condolences. A life cut short is one of the saddest things. When someone like that dies is that you KNOW they would have gone on to even greater accomplishments.

[@robertwjones7131]

A great interview. I am in the sterile processing field. To hear him speak of Joint Commission made me really relate to his story. Another great interview. I am also a subscriber to his channel and did not know he was in the medical field.

[@cvg9142]

1:21 am in LA. Will watch tomorrow. Thanks for sharing.

[@everymanhasastory]

Sleep well 😴

[@tdi50mpg]

Great interview. Very educational too. You really know how to pick them and you're a good interviewer, to make it interesting. thanks

[@cowboykiller1969]

Your being conned by this man😱😱😱😱😱

[@amrokhalil8891]

Very interesting interview Paul is very nice and funny guy I follow his Channel , wish you all the best

[@JohnLee-yp8vj]

job well down great interview

[@iang3728]

Don't both of these gentlemen have good radio voices? I think I like them most for one important trait; they refrain from passing harsh judgments.

[@sweetydiaz3488]

This is interesting conversation I can relate more as I worked in medical field.thank you for sharing your experiences.

[@tony9305]

Hey, World Zoom! Recognized him immediately. Great videos and info. as well.

[@beverly80]

OR nurse here. Urologist are on call and they do emergent surgeries.

[@tryscience]

I was thinking the same thing. Especially gunshot wounds etc. Just speculating on my part

[@BCBTrips]

I watch Paul's channel. I'll be in S.E. Asia in a month. Thailand for three weeks, the SEA Games in Pnom Penh May 5-10. I might fly over to Cebu three days fr. Thailand

[@johns7002]

I've really enjoyed Paul's channel. So nice to hear a little more background on him that he would not normally go into much detail on. Great job Mark, finding interesting people to interview must take a lot of work. I'd be interested in hearing interviews with professional Filipinos because that's a segment that is completely overlooked on these expat channels. Thanks!!

[@usersubscriberSC]

Why don’t you open your channel with that content? Why not?

[@GradyGordon-bl9py]

Mark, another great interview, I have been watching world zoom for a while, and while I knew Paul had been to several countries, I had no idea of his job or his Navy career. Thanks, Gordon.

[@ronfrederico7251]

Can’t listen too anymore

[@assocrec]

Great interview very satisfying and obviously a very intelligent individual with world class experience and perspective

[@markkimmerling4251]

Psyc unit special lol

[@bertpryor1158]

Felon

[@brettbaker9416]

Just the look of hims enough & then he opens his mouth 😅

[@bisonpaleofossilriveradven3528]

Great interview Mark

[@RedNoah001]

Nice interview nice world views and opinions and experiences. Thank you for sharing. I didn't skip a single ad i can assure you 👍🏻

[@madshano]

I'm Canadian....it's far from perfect here, but it can still workout good here! and no bills from the hospitals. very few can afford a trip with $USD

[@mountainconstructions]

Nice one Tiger

[@lescline2246]

Wow who would have thought hes definitely a talker BS artist

[@CharlesFuh5pt4nd7z]

RELAX in your new home!

[@yewhocktan5112]

Thank you for sharing. Paul, you are very lucky! Interesting journey.

[@President-Elect_Cory]

I found World Zoom a good while back and really enjoy Paul's insights. I'm disappointed that Bob wasn't mentioned. 🙂

[@kennca8]

Mark and Paul, Great interview - really enjoyed it.

[@alr818]

No Wonder health insurance is expensive in the US. Medical doctors in Norway make less than half compared to the US. I would say an average would be 2-300k usd. Im a capitalist but i'm not sure how smart it is to open the floodgates of capitalism in to all parts of society.

[@melaniesinex8586]

Very informative, thank you to the interviewee and to the interviewer.

[@jimanonymous113]

Astonishingly informative, like most World Zoom.

[@kimonharamis7812]

Great guy! He lives humbly even though he must have stacks stored away. My kind of guy for sure.

[@frazercamila3067]

people like him make a bad rep for real people

[@frazercamila3067]

he is a real scammer

[@GregPorto1]

Interesting, accomplished guy. Should do more interviews with retired expat business executives. Great perspective, fun to watch👍

[@everymanhasastory]

They're hard to find.

[@GregPorto1]

@@everymanhasastory is it because retired single/divorced/widowed business executives don’t usually retire to PH? What about guys who retire, and invest in, PH? Along lines of investment visa. I’m thinking about this myself. I’m very interested in PH as an economic growth story. You do good interviews 👍

[@joeblow1688]

Excellent interview and interviewee. Well done.

[@givenfree7277]

Excellent guest

[@eashag1094]

This interview made me subscribe to your channel. It's a privilege to hear someone like Paul. Thank you!

[@everymanhasastory]

Thank you for subscribing!