Napoleon Hill, known for his book "Think and Grow Rich," started off his career at a university before getting involved in the candy industry. However, he quickly fell from grace after being accused of stealing and being forced to give up his stakes in the company.
Napoleon Bonaparte borrows money from his wife's brother to rent a fancy hotel room in Philadelphia to impress his publisher. His goal was to make an entrance and establish himself as a rich big shot before the publisher arrived so that the hotel staff treats him like a big shot.
Joe Rogan recounts a story about how he advised John DeLorean to hire a small attorney who ended up winning the biggest entrapment case in history.
Butch Cassidy struck a deal with the authorities to stop robbing trains, but he still had intentions to rob banks. When his lawyer betrayed him, he wrote a note under a rock and disappeared.
The podcast discusses the use of obscure legal precedents by defense attorneys, as well as the pricing of unique paintings, such as a depiction of the Seven Dwarfs playing baseball against the Chicago Cubs.
The connection between multiple lawsuits and the actions taken by the PMPD in the arrest of PSU booster Eli Glaberman.