The Case of the Stolen Lego. We're going to hear a story from a LEGO rese Stolen LEGO.

We're going to hear a story from a LEGO reseller's lesson in integrity.

Welcome to Side-School.

My name's Chris Gallopoe,

welcome as well to this week's failure Friday segment.

In this segment, we look at mistakes, missteps, disasters, all the things

that don't go so well. So not big success stories, usually stories in adjustment, adjustment

of expectations, adjustment of

behavior in some cases. We got to do something different. In this case it's more like if a deal seems too good to be true it probably is.

And so basically what happens here well I'm going to let Brian from Anaheim, California tell the story.

He is the LEGO reseller, I think he sells some other stuff too, but he's been buying and reselling

stuff, often a good business model.

I encourage people who are new to side hustling.

If you're just trying to get started, think about buying stuff and selling it.

You learn a lot along the way, and you can go on and do something else after that. But in this case the

side-us-luring question Brian had a unique challenge so let's hear the story from

him along with what he learned. I'll come back at the end with a quick wrap-up but for

now here's Brian. Hey there fellow side hustlers. I'm Brian and today I want to share with you a cautionary tale from my early days as a LEGO reseller.

It's a story of how my eagerness for a good deal led me down a path I never intended to take and the big

lesson I learned along the way. It all started when I discovered the world of

LEGO reselling. As a lifelong LEGO enthusiast I was thrilled at the idea of turning my passion into profit.

I began by purchasing sets on sale and reselling them online for a markup.

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