This bonus episode peels back the curtain on the MrBeast × Salesforce million‑dollar puzzle. If you’re even thinking about playing, stop what you’re doing and listen — this episode condenses the tactics, traps, and timing you need to be first with the correct code.

Episode Summary
We walk through the exact mindset and workflow winners use: how to harvest hidden clues, validate fragments, and execute a flawless, timestamped Slack submission. Expect concrete, actionable steps you can run solo or with a small team, plus the common mistakes that cost people the prize. This is not theory — it’s a battle plan for the person who wants to win.

What You’ll Learn

• Priority checklist for the first 48 hours so you never miss a drop.
• Technical shortcuts that turn hours of manual work into minutes.
• Validation rules that prevent false positives and costly premature submissions.
• Submission protocol that preserves proof and maximizes your claim legitimacy.
• Ethical and legal red lines you must never cross.

How to Use This Episode
Listen once for the big picture, then replay the tactical segments while you set up your tools and team. Use the episode as your checklist during the final countdown and keep the show open on a second device while you prepare to submit.

This is the episode you’ll replay at T‑minus 5 minutes. Treat it like a playbook, not entertainment — one careful move could net you a million dollars.

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