Lemuel Plummer is pushing back on the Zeus arbitration award, saying King Bach, Amanda Cerny and DeStorm Power got $1 each and "no personal payday." The thing is, nobody said they got paid. The award sends $9.8 million back into Zeus, not to the cofounders. His statement also leaves out that arbitrators ordered him to repay that money, called the $625,000 he sent to his father's church a misappropriation, made him personally cover $1.74 million of the cofounders' legal fees, and found Zeus hasn't filed tax returns in years. He says he built Zeus from the ground up and business continues as usual.

DeStorm Power and Lemuel Plummer both popped up in our comments over the $9,826,837 Zeus award. DeStorm posted a GIF of a man tucking himself into bed, and Plummer wrote that the cofounders were paid $1 each and now want the court to uphold an award "payable to a company I own and control." What he left out is that the same award orders him to personally pay King Bach, Amanda Cerny and DeStorm $1.74 million for their attorneys' fees. The $1 was actually three separate $1 nominal damages awards given to them jointly, each tied to a bad faith finding over the books, the financial statements and the unfiled tax returns. And while Plummer runs Zeus, the operating agreement lists him at 42.67%, while the three cofounders own 48% together, so the money he pays back into Zeus grows their stake too.

"I hired an assistant caregiver for 7,000 pesos a month, which is about $111," said Lemuel Bray, 85, who moved to the Philippines in 2024. "If I wanted to switch to a nursing home, it wouldn't be difficult at all."

King Bach, Amanda Cerny and DeStorm Power each own 16% of Zeus Network, and by Lemuel Plummer’s own numbers, that makes each stake worth $160 million. Plummer said on The Breakfast Club that Zeus is valued at over a billion dollars, a clip still pinned to his Instagram. But in sworn answers in 2024, he said the three cofounders “were never members” of the company. Arbitrators rejected that, pointing to his own birthday posts calling them cofounders, a 2021 Breakfast Club interview where he said they held equity, and the tax forms Zeus sent them as owners. Here’s how the three became cofounders back in 2017 and what their combined 48% could be worth.