Ep 2. All Hustle, No Cash Flow

Undercover Billionaire: Comeback City is a reality TV show that follows three self-made billionaires who are attempting to revive struggling businesses in Erie, Pennsylvania. In episode two, called "All Hustle, No Cash Flow," the billionaires continue to work tirelessly to transform the businesses they have been assigned.

Glenn Stearns, founder of Stearns Lending, is tasked with reviving ShipFaced, a struggling seafood restaurant. Glenn begins the episode by meeting with his team and they discuss ways in which they can improve the restaurant's image and attract more customers. They decide to revamp the menu, improve the decor, and launch a social media campaign.

Meanwhile, Monique Idlett-Mosley, founder and CEO of technology company Mosley Brands & Entertainment, is assigned to revitalize a bike shop called John's Velo City. In this episode, Monique is still struggling to connect with the owner, John, who is resistant to change. Monique is determined to turn the shop around and decides to implement a new sales strategy, streamline inventory, and renovate the shop.

Finally, Grant Cardone, a real estate investor and author, is given the task of rescuing a struggling party supply store called Party Cake. In this episode, Grant visits the store to meet with the owner, Michelle, and assess the situation. He concludes that the store needs a complete overhaul and sets to work rebranding the store, improving the inventory, and revamping the store layout.

The episode follows each billionaire as they work tirelessly to breathe new life into their respective businesses, facing various setbacks and challenges along the way. Ultimately, the success of the businesses rests on their ability to generate cash flow, and the billionaires must come up with creative solutions to do just that.

"All Hustle, No Cash Flow" is an engaging episode that showcases the grit and determination of these self-made billionaires as they work to turn struggling businesses into thriving ones. Viewers are sure to be inspired by the billionaires' entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to their missions.