Welcome to our Slash Milicious Compliance, where OP sends some guide to jail for like 20 years.

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Our next reddit post is from Moral Loggem. This took place years ago, but it still makes me laugh

at the sheer stupidity of it all. It starts as all truly great sagas published on the internet

begin when I met a random guide through a friend at a bar in the city. We'll call the guy Mark.

My friend had introduced me to Mark because for a few years leading up to that introduction,

I shared an idea I had for a business with anyone who would listen. I was told that Mark wanted

to start his own business, had worked in the industry, knew a lot about the subject matter required,

and thought that my idea was good. Mark and I met up for lunch, we hit it off, he said that he'd

start the business as the CEO and agreed to me taking a part-time operational role. I agreed to

help solely in a part-time operational role because I couldn't afford to quit my day job.

I put in 15% of the cash for 5% ownership since Mark was going to put in founder hours of 80 hours

a week. And he agreed to put up 85% of the cash, which was more money than I could afford to risk

on a new venture. I worked part-time, I did what I said I would do, and I even tried to be of

assistance on things that I had no experience with. I connected Mark with a guy I'd done business

with before, Paul. Paul and I got into a dispute, more on this later. Anyways, let's fast forward a

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