Brett Goldstein

So imagine if there was like a Jewish matchmaker in New York or something and I had to pay like 50 bucks a month to be part of her pool, right? Everyone pays 50 bucks a month or maybe there's some discriminatory pricing based on gender or something like that.

Oh, that's a great, that's a really good point.

Oh, that's a great, that's a really good point.

Oh, that's a great, that's a really good point.

Yeah, definitely.

Yeah, definitely.

Yeah, definitely.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just have to do a little like prayer before every right swipe. Yeah. But, um, yeah, you charge, you charge some amount, maybe the Jewish one is 50, maybe another one is 150. Maybe, uh, you're a celebrity in the LA area and you have access to all these billionaires and celebrities and all these crazy models and whatever, whatever those types of people are.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just have to do a little like prayer before every right swipe. Yeah. But, um, yeah, you charge, you charge some amount, maybe the Jewish one is 50, maybe another one is 150. Maybe, uh, you're a celebrity in the LA area and you have access to all these billionaires and celebrities and all these crazy models and whatever, whatever those types of people are.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just have to do a little like prayer before every right swipe. Yeah. But, um, yeah, you charge, you charge some amount, maybe the Jewish one is 50, maybe another one is 150. Maybe, uh, you're a celebrity in the LA area and you have access to all these billionaires and celebrities and all these crazy models and whatever, whatever those types of people are.

And you charge, you know, $5,000 a month or $10,000 a month for it to be part of that pool. Um, And then the company takes a percentage of that subscription or something like that.

And you charge, you know, $5,000 a month or $10,000 a month for it to be part of that pool. Um, And then the company takes a percentage of that subscription or something like that.

And you charge, you know, $5,000 a month or $10,000 a month for it to be part of that pool. Um, And then the company takes a percentage of that subscription or something like that.

Oh, it was the job board.

Oh, it was the job board.

Oh, it was the job board.

Dating as a space to invest in, it always gets a bad rep because the incentive structures make it so it's never going to be a massive business. Aside from Tinder, maybe it's turned into a giant business over time. But if the app works, then you turn from it. But I think the way that... In this sense, you're almost like changing... You're creating almost like an unlimited...

Dating as a space to invest in, it always gets a bad rep because the incentive structures make it so it's never going to be a massive business. Aside from Tinder, maybe it's turned into a giant business over time. But if the app works, then you turn from it. But I think the way that... In this sense, you're almost like changing... You're creating almost like an unlimited...

Dating as a space to invest in, it always gets a bad rep because the incentive structures make it so it's never going to be a massive business. Aside from Tinder, maybe it's turned into a giant business over time. But if the app works, then you turn from it. But I think the way that... In this sense, you're almost like changing... You're creating almost like an unlimited...

upside like you know it could be as expensive as uh as the person decides if if they're doing that model so that means you could make a lot more money uh from this i also like so shopify i know i just brought them up and i'm bringing up them again they have this philosophy called arming the rebels which is oh yeah yeah yeah just