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In this episode, the guys smuggle a cantaloupe into a theater, Rob gets the boys into swimming lessons, and then things take a turn. Rob opens up about losing $110,000 in a gator lending scheme — transactional lending in Indiana that looked legit, had a spreadsheet, had a track record, had urgency built into every deal, and then disappeared to Mexico eight months in. Then comes the bonus story: the second operator who cussed him out on a group thread for asking too many questions, banned him from future deals, and then — two months later — got investigated for something significantly darker. The lesson? Vet the person, not the spreadsheet. Background checks exist for a reason.
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