So, my husband went over and noticed through the window that his dog was running around, and his cell phone was on the table.

If it's unpaid utilities/cell phone bills then I would probably deny them based on credit, but if it's hospital bills, I might be a little more lenient, as long as everything else checks out OK.  

:)   I think you would have the flexibility to set it up so that one tax filing for the master could cover all of the "cells," or if you elected a different type of tax treatment for a particular cell, it would probably file its own return while the rest were covered by the master filing. 

There are no golden egg pills, just hard work!

Does he have a business or something that produces this kind of income to build up such a nest egg?

@Joshua D Rodriguez I have not started investing yet but while growing up i was able to save a sizeable nest egg.

After all is said and done, despite everything, you’ll have a great nest egg to pass down to your family.

Then it monitors the usage and sends it to a hub plugged into the wall somewhere which is connected to the cell towers.

My advice is to not put your eggs in one basket.

I've had a cell phone, a lap top, and an internet connection since 1998, and I'm hardly an early adapter type.