Save It For Set & Centered
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Set & Centered is done. That's the first thing RJ says, and the honest version of why: he stopped doing all the work, and when he stopped, the show stopped. But that's not the whole story — because the same man who couldn't show up to record a podcast was, at the same time, in the middle of buying five acres of RJ's ranch.
What follows is the whole thing, in order, from the paperwork. A twenty-year friendship. A handshake price on the retirement lot. A closing date that came and went. A summer of "it's with the underwriter." A conditions checklist dated June 12th that RJ wouldn't see for two months. And a lie that eventually landed on RJ himself.
Then an end-of-day deadline, and seven email threads that had been sitting in one man's inbox all summer. Rob hears the documented version for the first time and does the math out loud.
In this episode:
- Why Set & Centered ended, straight truth
- The deal, the price, and what "friend price" actually meant
- June 12 vs. August 11 — the gap between what RJ was told and what the file showed
- The lien that wasn't the problem, and the $500 spent fixing it anyway
- End of day: seven emails, and what they revealed
- Signed from a campsite by supper
- The person who was in the dark the whole time
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