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The Discovery+ series "Undercover Billionaire" remains in its 8th week and Louis Curtis aka Grant Cardone experiences loss, failure and what he described as a careless win. In  Research It Here , audiences watch Curtis partner with Pueblo West's Matt Smith in hopes of opening a promotion and marketing company while simultaneously purchasing realty.

In this week's episode, that deal fails. In a rush to get the ball rolling, Curtis asks that the owners of Kona Kai accept the offer by a particular day, however his aggressive strategies push the owner towards another purchaser. With the property offer slipping through his fingers, Curtis jumps back into what he knows marketing and promo.

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Matt Smith opens his own marketing business. Louis Curtis seeks to best it. What viewers don't see is that while production of the series was closed down due to the fact that of COVID-19, Smith opened his own marketing business. When Smith established this idea, he employed 2 Colorado State University Pueblo students who graduated at the top of their class.

"It was developed for Snooze and SNAP and all of my companies and the things we were working on."So I persuaded (Moose and Gilbertson) we are not for hire. We are only going to do in-house. Then whatever I had done, we resembled, 'Yeah we're going to change that.'"In the episode, Smith organizes a conference between himself, Curtis, Moose and Gilbertson.

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Smith said right away the two females were questioning what Curtis' objectives were and seeking to comprehend why they were rapidly pulling a 180."They come from significant marketing backgrounds, so they understand social networks extremely well," Smith said. "Standard things wasn't their thing. (Gilbertson) was extremely reluctant to him, she believed he was kind of aggressive."Gilbertson questioned going to a for-hire promo business every step of the method."I can be found in and there is this man," Gilbertson said.