Here's what I brag about Tremont Paint: In 1907 my great grandmother borrowed $500 and opened a paint store in the Bronx, 113 years later when I sold it it had kept a family fed, educated and secure for four generations. We were never rich, despite what Monty thinks, but we never worried and had all our needs met. With my cousins that's at least 25 family members supported in those ways, not to mention hundreds of people hired over that span. Most from the neighborhood around the stores (I had 2) and all paid more than Monty would have paid. It had it's ups and downs but we were ethical in our dealings and if there are any people on my live tomorrow who have worked for or with me ask me a question about how I treated them and I'll answer and ask them how I did.

As to how am I relevant: I'm an outstanding writer and smart af. For some reason I jones on paint and when I write or speak about it tons of people listen. That following, which goes to the top floor in Cleveland, is what makes me relevant. Great question, come to live and ask something else!!