Andy Bloch

After my very first trip, I had gone with this guy in California.

We're like doing our results after we got home and like totaling up our cash.

I'm like, man, I'm off by exactly $10,000.

That's weird.

I must be missing 10 grand.

And he's like, no, what's the likelihood that you just dropped $10,000 somewhere?

You probably just miscounted one of your results.

So turn one of your losses, you know,

and to just correct the miscalculation, which is horrible.

That's like falsifying what happened.

But this guy's been on the team longer than me.

He knows better than me.

I'm like, okay, I guess that makes sense.

Lo and behold, months later, my niece pulls a couch cushion off of this couch, and there it is, $10,000.

Yeah.

I know people on this team stole money.

In fact, to be really honest, one of the decisions I made very recently was to go back to the founding members of the team before our team took off, and I admitted to them that I stole money from them.

$8,000, I think.

Yeah, I paid it back.

The money was stolen from me from my car, and I had the choice of whether to report it or not.