I’m an ex-cop — I ditched my badge and now make millions from my ATM business
NY Post
He has the right to remain a multi-millionaire.
A retired San Francisco cop is making literal bank from his one-time side hustle managing ATM machines — Paul Alex’s now full-time job earns him over $8 million annually.
Alex, a former detective who found himself taking home as little as $2,000 per paycheck while serving the beleaguered Bay Area burg, got into the cash dispensing business around 2018 to supplement his income, purchasing a singular ATM for just $2,100.
The law-ntrepreneur installed his first machine inside of a nail salon, where it soon yielded him a $500 monthly profit.
In an Instagram video that has now gone viral, the savvy 35-year-old details his journey — and talks about how he was initially met with a great deal of skepticism.
“Since I started my ATM business 6 years ago, people have been telling me ATMs were obsolete or that I was 20 years too late,” he captioned the post.
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