The appearance of returning contestant Ronnie Caceres for The Block this week will see Omar and Oz being investigated for their questionable spending.
Western Sydney’s best friends, both 30 years old, face scrutiny over how little they have spent on dealers, leading to suspicions that they are not paying them.
As soon as Ronnie arrives at the construction site, he suspects Omar and Oz are saving money by asking their friends and family for free help.
Returning contestant Ronnie Caceres’ appearance for The Block this week will see Omar and Oz (pictured) investigated for their questionable spending
If they are in fact employing freelancers, this gives them an unfair advantage over other teams who have to use money from their own budget to pay builders, puppies , electricians and their plasterers.
Alarm bells began to sound for Ronnie, 46, as soon as he stepped foot into Omar and Oz’s home and he accused the boys of ‘doing fraud’, New Idea reported.
The franchise’s veteran detective said: “Something doesn’t add up.
As soon as Ronnie arrives at the construction site, he suspects Omar and Oz are saving money by asking their friends and family for free help.
Western Sydney’s best friends, both 30 years old, face scrutiny over how little they have spent on dealers, leading to suspicions that they are not paying them. As revealed on last week’s show, they only spent $7,500 on plasterers, much less than other teams
Having competed in the Nine rehab program twice before with his wife Georgia, he knows all there is to know about balancing a budget.
So the sight of more than a dozen deals at work is a big red sign, especially after Omar and Oz stood out for their budgets so low last week.
Superintendent Keith shares Ronnie’s concerns about the unusually high number of occupations operating in their home, but the boys insist they are doing everything according to the book.
A trailer aired at the end of Sunday’s episode teased the upcoming drama. Ronnie is said to arrive at the Macedon Ranges construction site in a limousine
Meanwhile, the news soon spread to the other teams, who were seething with anger.
A trailer aired at the end of Sunday’s episode teased the upcoming drama.
Ronnie was supposed to arrive at the Macedon Ranges site in a limousine on time for kitchen week, stepping out of the car with a sip of champagne.
When he visits Omar and Oz, he quits acting friendly and makes serious accusations of breaking the rules. “I counted 17 trades in House 5. Something didn’t add up,” he said
“I’m here to help,” he announced, before the promotion interrupted him to inspect homes under construction.
While visiting Omar and Oz, he suddenly abandoned the friendly act and began to make serious accusations of breaking the rules.
“I counted 17 deals in House 5. Something doesn’t add up,” he said, before shouting at his partner: “Are these all your cousins?”
Block continues on Mondays at 7:30pm on Channel Nine
Alarm bells started ringing for Ronnie as he stepped foot into the couple’s home and he bluntly asked them, ‘Are these all your cousins?’
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