Partner Strategy Call

# Transcript: 2026-04-28

> 1 time blocks from 9:51 AM to 10:14 AM

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### Casual conversation sound check
**9:51 AM - 10:14 AM PDT** | *casual*

**Microphone:**
Check one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Hello, check one, two, three, four.

Thank you. Well, that's good, just fucking busy as a motherfucker, man. Got the Eddie coming in. Lord.

Yeah, and then I was just going to say, have to be two weeks. That one fucking sucked. That's a Tuesday. I mean, it's a Sunday. May 5th is a Tuesday. Oh no, oh yeah, sorry, my bad. I'm looking at April. Yeah, it's a Tuesday. I'll talk to him about it again. Also, Cinco de Mayo.

Oh. Alright, well, yeah, we'll figure that out. I'll sit down on today's call. We'll include other things to ask, you know, to the system. As long as it looks like we're doing it and their heads are down and doing that shit, that's all that matters. We can pass it off. We're gonna talk on the call. I'll give him some shit for it or whatever. I'm assuming it's because or something. If you need be. I know. Don't know. Don't give a fuck about that, bro. You know, you're yeah. So, maybe I might tweak up the landing page a little bit more, but some smoking beers, make it look like we're doing some shit. And, uh, mock up the comparable stuff.

Totally. Skirtful blood. You're the one that's too slow.

Yeah. Yeah. I was on a type review about when I came to your house. This is—can't believe—done. I mean, shit, dude. I mean, we just did a month of work for a grand, and we're getting another $750 out of it after a fucking homie pays. And then uh-huh, just fucking call it that, you know what I mean? Like, sure, you may have undercut our work for real value had not done this fucking thing that we just did the last month.

Totally. No way. Yeah. No way.

Um, you know, we're, you know, in a decent spot. I gotta fucking get some fucking contracts fucking signed, but I got so many guys, motherfuckers are fucking ghosting my ass. Push to two people, everyone's just got done with or something. So it's like, their shit goes until the end of April, basically.

Yeah. Whatever. You know there's like the October extension way out to October.

Amen. Meet with their book and clients and all that stuff. So typically, um, some folks who I've met between 21 and 23—about three people shouldn't have done that because all three motherfuckers now have job interviews lined up for SDR roles and are blowing me up asking me figure it out or they're screwed.

I know, bro. I feel bad, dude, cause I was like for fucking five minutes. One of my homies—now if I could tell him where to look and everything. He got an SDR role in a first round interview tomorrow at 7am with LinkedIn.

What? Oh, that's sick. My name is—sometimes really dumbfuckers don't even know where to look, bro. They have to be told where to look. What an SDR position is, bro. What the fuck? Searching up textiles. I got a textile job near me. What the fuck?

Yeah. It's so hard. I'll probably find a fucking millrifle on Craigslist, refine that shit, dude. It's so retarded, man. And yeah, no, I was just thinking about it. I like how blow I've been like, fucking a day, and they keep texting me. But man, can we just start a side business for consulting?

Yeah. Basically, check. Ugh. No way. What is that story? When do you get the back bay? First. Jesus, nice to be though, but I'm equally as nervous, dude. I mean, Claude has been plan in place for us to get something in the works in the next couple of days that should hopefully be like not disappointing in every respect. Um, yeah, but I'm, I'm definitely fucking, uh, excited and nervous equally.

Um. No way, how's it good, man. He hit me up. He broke his like rib or something. What the fuck? That, but... I already prefaced it beforehand. I was like, man, there's like 10 minutes just telling him how busy you are. We dropped both belly clients and have not been doing any too late. From email, your Shane, then let's get him followed up with Abdullah and Abdul in the country, right? And then we'll push these three motherfuckers and a mayor basically out until next month, man. Engine. Can I go from there?

Ah, it's too tight. Yeah. But it's okay. I would love to have him as a direct listing though for Chicago, like just be able to pull up, stay at his place for the low. That would be sick. And, um, yeah, I mean, yeah. 100%. Let's depends on the time and the cost of everything. You know? A lot of moving parts are now pretty much fact. And bussin', bitches bussin'. Man, dude, we can get this PPL shirt, bro. I cannot tell you, bro. They just get this in their hand, bro. They do the rest.

Mm-hmm. Yeah, just trying to make fucking half a million off this, take fucking $3,000. I'll just check my MacBook. Yeah, it's okay. We're getting there, though. Slowly but surely.

Yep, for real, man. Um, I appreciate you. Let's get after it. And yeah, congrats on the Plex contract. When do you start, specifically?

I mean, I've already started. I'm basically on SmallWorld, which is like, really? You're spending more time on the Ghaffars? Um, and then I've been doing Fresh Connect bullshit. So I'm stopping everything on hold and just duplex SmallWorld and it's PPL shit and that's it. I think I'm do that fully.

Dude, like, I'm also doing the same thing in a lot of regards as well too. So, you know, let's just fucking keep these relationships open and fucking uh-huh, and then the PPL shit, I think we're in a good spot, man. If we have mm-hmm, yes, sir.

Oh, my. David. I bought all my all my games shit in there finally and then I'm done.

Oh yeah, that's sick. Mm-hmm. That's awesome, man. You're going to flip it all or just flip some of it?

Oh, okay. Where? Where? Where? I'll show it to you when I get it. It'll make more sense and you should see it. Put it on the ground.

All right, brother. I think patient, man.

Yep, most definitely bro. Thank you.

The day consisted of a casual strategy call between Cameron and a business partner, primarily focused on juggling multiple revenue streams and tightening focus. They discussed completing a month-long client project for roughly $1,750 total, the challenge of getting new contracts signed amid widespread ghosting, and the decision to shelve side projects (Fresh Connect, belly clients) to concentrate exclusively on SmallWorld and a PPL (pay-per-lead) initiative they believe has strong upside. They also touched on helping mutual contacts land SDR job interviews, logistics around a May 5th date, and briefly floated the idea of a consulting side business.