Brandon Tseng

So, uh,

When I was four years or in fourth grade, I wanted to be a professional basketball player.

When I didn't make the travel team in sixth grade, quickly realized like basketball was not going to be my journey.

So I grew up swimming.

Yeah, there weren't, you know, Yao Ming didn't exist when I was in, or he wasn't playing professionally.

Didn't have a, you know, an Asian NBA player back in the day.

And I wasn't very good, it turns out.

But I thought I was good.

So I had always swam, swam growing up, and then got into water polo.

So for me, middle school, high school, it was swimming, water polo, and then video games.

There's some pretty intense video game playing in Seattle when it rains 300 days out of the year.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Work with my brother.

Him and I started, my older brother started the company, brought in my younger brother during COVID to start the company.

He was at MIT getting his MBA.

COVID happened.

I said, Nick, why are you doing online school?

Why don't you come join Ryan and I?

uh, and work on this.