There is a tollbooth on every counter in America and almost nobody knows who owns them.

Every time a customer taps a card at your coffee shop, your barber, your dentist, a few cents come off the top before the business ever sees the money. That is the toll. It has been collected on every card transaction in this country for forty years and it will be collected on every one tomorrow.

Somebody owns each of those booths. Not the bank. A person. They walked in one afternoon, set the machine on the counter, shook a hand, and they have collected on every swipe since. They don't work there. They've never been back. The toll collects itself. The machines cost you nothing. Processors give them away, and some of them pay you thousands just to place one. No inventory, no storefront, no license. You hand a business a free upgrade and you own the tollbooth it sits on.

One account averages around $300 a month. Thirty of them is your mortgage, your truck payment, and your salary, and that comes in each month whether you got out of bed or not. You stop checking your balance to see if you can afford something and start checking it to see how much it grew.

Six free videos. By the end you'll know how to place your first machine, and you'll never walk past a register the same way again.