Anthony Pompliano

Built in, let's give him the worst case scenario, a week.

And the business model, you pay one time $5.

Right?

There's no subscription.

There's no nonsense.

Just, hey, you want to do this?

You pay $5 one time, you go and you do it.

And all I kept thinking to myself was,

how many people over the years created a blog or this or that thing or whatever and it was kind of like their thing on the side.

This guy in a week created something that it's never going to most likely be a $50 million a year business, but he could probably replace his own annual salary if he worked at a company with this little tool that he is able to just kind of maintain and it sits there and it provides value to a certain subset of people and he takes his $5 one at a time.

And I said to myself, oh my God, like that is where we're going to be in the future is like all these, you know, little tools that people are building or owning.

And it's no different than people used to say, hey, you know, I buy some real estate or whatever.

It's just now in this digital world, given the tool set, you can create these things and their value.

Like it is worth more.

And then, you know, it is promises.

If you don't save at least $5, I'll pay you your $5 back.

Pretty good pitch, right?

And when you're clicking, you're clicking to go to the tweet or clicking to add it to Notion?

How are you doing?

How are you creating, when people hear an eight page prompt, they're like, oh my God, this guy's like a maniac, right?