These guys know each other from steemit posts and comments, having a dinner at a restaurant in the center of Athens working on an idea that will include steemit platform as a censorship resistant medium, steem dollars as a value transfer token and current Greek legislative that will make it all possible;
The guy on the right just recently had a nasty lawsuit, where his ex-business partner (after they decided to go separate ways) wanted to take more than a fair amount of his hard earned money that is sitting in his bank account, in his name. At the time it looked very bad for him, and he knew that the opponent's lawyers would win the case if he doesn't do something about it.
It was supposed to be yet another easy task for the lawyers but lucky for him he contacted his steemit friend who happened to be a good accountant and a successful entrepreneur,
and they together figured out a way for him to send the money from his bank account abroad and convert it into cryptocurrency - basically hiding it from the crooked lawyers.
The beauty of the method is that it is completely legal, (yet somewhat complicated), and it can be replicated and used in other people's cases.
The picture shows them together with a third friend celebrating a sweet victory over injustice, and discussing on how to turn the idea into a startup and a new business model that will thrive on the rising cryptocurrencies adoption. The project was to be called JailBreak