In this informal multi‑party video, the host (Speaker A) outlines an upcoming investor‑focused trip to Florida, emphasizing face‑to‑face relationship building to support a new luxury construction project for which they are raising $650,000, with a hard deadline to deliver disclosure documents by Friday. The conversation quickly shifts to a technical snag: Speaker A cannot locate a previously analyzed deal within their ChatGPT session, which is logged into Tommy’s account, creating frustration. Laura and Tommy interject with light‑hearted banter about a favorite “Cashflow” card and a car‑wash anecdote, while Tommy promotes the AI‑driven sourcing tool “Deal Hunter,” claiming users talk to it more than to partners. The dialogue blends urgent fundraising logistics, practical challenges of using AI tools for deal retrieval, and casual team camaraderie, illustrating both the operational pressures on early‑stage investors and the emerging role of generative AI in deal sourcing.
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We have an exciting week ahead of us. We're headed out to Florida today to an investor event and excited to build some new relationships, continue building the relationships we already have there with the people, and, you know, bring depth. Again, it's the eyeball to eyeball, face to face. You know, breakfast, lunch, dinner, all the things, conversations that develop those relationships so that we can move forward. Um, I'm super excited because I have a luxury flip that— or not flip, build— that we're going to be doing. I'm raising $650,000 for that, and I'm really liking the numbers. Um, Laura, we need to get that sent out to a investor today, those disclosure documents, and get a rush on it. Because we need all the capital in by Friday. This is a move, move fast. Um, so yeah, I was actually looking for— I had a deal that was sent to me and I'd started analyzing it, and now for the life of me I can't find it.
Um, analyzing it in, um, ChatGPT? Is it saved there?
Yes, but unfortunately, I'm logged into Tommy's ChatGPT.
Oh.
So that creates a bit of a nightmare for me. Let me pull up on my other computer because it was a very cool— again, it's the Laura, you and I love playing Cashflow. What's one of our favorite cards? We have a song for it.
Or if you must, but buy this.
No, no. What's the song?
The song?
Yeah, we have a card that has a song.
Working at the car wash. Yes, that's that. Oh, that one. Yeah.
So yes, Laura and I like to—
We like that one.
Helps if I could spell.
You like working at the car wash?
No, I like owning the car wash and having other people work at it for me. Speaking of car wash, I brought my car in to be washed on Friday, and it rained on Saturday. Because, you know, that's how it works. Like, are you kidding me?
Huh.
I know I did it, and now it's saying that I didn't evaluate one.
So lies.
This is annoying.
Are you searching? Are you looking in your search bar?
Yeah. Maybe I dreamt it. It could be very well. I'm having some extremely vivid dreams lately.
It would not be surprising that people are not dreaming about Deal Hunter because it is a dream. Like, Deal Hunter is a dream. We've got people that talk to Deal Hunter more than they talk to their boyfriends. So Deal Hunter is amazing. Why don't you type in— are you still there?
Yeah.
Why don't you type in, Why don't you type in look for car washes around me or whatever, or find car washes for sale 40% ROI or more, and then it'll source it and you can go out and look around at it and look for it.
