Ep 1. Be Cool to Your School

In the first episode of Secret Millionaires Club season 1, titled "Be Cool to Your School," we are introduced to four best friends - Radley, Elena, Lisa, and Jones - who attend an inner-city high school. Their school is facing financial difficulties, and they are brainstorming ways to fundraise to save the school's computer lab.

During their discussion, Radley suggests reaching out to the Secret Millionaires Club, a group of successful businesspeople who are always looking to invest in worthy causes. Elena, Lisa, and Jones are skeptical at first, but Radley convinces them to write a letter to the club.

To their surprise, they receive a response from the club's leader, Warren Buffett. He agrees to visit the school and speak to the students about how to be successful in business. The students are ecstatic and start preparing for his arrival.

On the day of his visit, Warren Buffett arrives and gives a motivational speech about the importance of education, hard work, and saving money. He emphasizes the value of investing in one's own future and taking risks to achieve success.

After the speech, Warren meets with the four friends and discusses their fundraising initiative. He offers to match their fundraising efforts dollar for dollar, giving them the motivation to raise as much money as possible.

The four friends get to work and come up with a plan to hold a talent show at their school to raise money for the computer lab. They work tirelessly to promote the event and get their classmates to participate. On the day of the talent show, the auditorium is filled with students, teachers, and parents, all eager to see the performances.

The talent show is a huge success - there are singers, dancers, comedians, and even a slam poetry performance. The four friends are thrilled with the turnout and the amount of money they raised.

After the talent show, Warren Buffett returns to the school and meets with the four friends again. He is impressed with their hard work and determination, and offers them a surprise gift. The Secret Millionaires Club has decided to donate a brand new computer lab to the school, complete with the latest technology and software.

The four friends are overwhelmed with gratitude and excitement, and Warren Buffett encourages them to keep striving for success. He reminds them that they can achieve anything with hard work, determination, and a willingness to take risks.

As the episode ends, we see the four friends using the new computer lab, laughing and celebrating their success. They realize that they don't need to be millionaires to make a difference - all they need is a good idea and the willingness to work hard.