Departmentoftalkingsense (D.O.T.S)
Oct 12, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 14 segments
How does a private investigator catch a cheating partner? And what happens when the person hiring him is hiding the real reason?Nathan Hoole spent 20 years in the police before building Dolos…
excellent and before we go into our central question there's always a moment as to why someone goes into what they go to with some people they're like oh i just felt like it i wanted to see what was you know the world of that side like so previously you was in the police force and then again started off your own firm when it comes to a person investigating was this something that you've always had from as early as you can remember or was this something that you found you was naturally good at during your time within the police force
When I left school, went to college, went traveling, came back, not got a clue.
And my dad was always join the police, join the police, job for life, great pension.
So it's a lot less attractive now being a police officer, notwithstanding the age of sticking a camera in your face and filming cops and embarrassing them and what have you, which is another topic completely, which I don't agree with.
and so I was like well yeah it's decent money it's a pension it's a job for life doing it but like a lot of police out there you get disillusioned with why you're doing it massively cliche and I'm sure 99% of people joining the police when they're asked why do you want a police officer come out with the old cliche of I want to help the community it's all about the community it's like one of the stock answers that everybody gives and But for me, I am a people person.
the cerebral part of being a detective because you get the juicier cases, the more involved cases.
You're pulling it together from different aspects where it's a financial investigation.
excellent and before we go into our central question there's always a moment as to why someone goes into what they go to with some people they're like oh i just felt like it i wanted to see what was you know the world of that side like so previously you was in the police force and then again started off your own firm when it comes to a person investigating was this something that you've always had from as early as you can remember or was this something that you found you was naturally good at during your time within the police force
When I left school, went to college, went traveling, came back, not got a clue.
And my dad was always join the police, join the police, job for life, great pension.
So it's a lot less attractive now being a police officer, notwithstanding the age of sticking a camera in your face and filming cops and embarrassing them and what have you, which is another topic completely, which I don't agree with.
and so I was like well yeah it's decent money it's a pension it's a job for life doing it but like a lot of police out there you get disillusioned with why you're doing it massively cliche and I'm sure 99% of people joining the police when they're asked why do you want a police officer come out with the old cliche of I want to help the community it's all about the community it's like one of the stock answers that everybody gives and But for me, I am a people person.
the cerebral part of being a detective because you get the juicier cases, the more involved cases.
You're pulling it together from different aspects where it's a financial investigation.
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