Bob and Alice are posing as private investigators who are hired by someone to find out if their teenage son was at a specific liquor store location and show up on camera. Alice and Bob debate the morality of getting more information than necessary for their client.
The host talks about the misconception that he monetized his injury and the strange questions he gets asked, including a famous picture of a Walmart sign that nearly fell over.
Sully, in a podcast episode, talked about his journey of running a startup which included raising and losing funds, laying off employees, and investing personal savings. Despite the setbacks, he continued to enjoy the process of building a business.
The speaker expresses frustration over the skyrocketing value of a lot he purchased for a house, which is now too expensive for him to afford, and describes his early investment in a location that has become more valuable over time.
In this podcast, the speaker shares his successful investment experience and how starting small can lead to a significant return on investment, stating that he buys deals with his money, and investors are starting to come in.
The speaker recounts their experience watching "Deal or No Deal" and shares their thoughts on the game's strategy and gameplay elements.