Chris Koerner

You don't leave it on the propeller as you're driving.

You just leave it there when you're out there on the water parked so a kid doesn't swim up against it and cut their leg, which is very unlikely because kids stay away from it.

Whatever.

It doesn't matter.

What matters is that the distribution, right?

They sell thousands of these things because of that video that was going on behind me because...

You know, nothing goes viral without half of people thinking you're dumb, you're an idiot.

So half of people are like, this is stupid, this is useless, yada, yada.

And the algorithm's like, oh, comments, good.

Spread it, spread it, spread it.

And the other half of people are like, this is awesome, I could use this.

And so it sells, right?

So ideas that were once dumb,

are no longer dumb because of short form video.

So why not use ChatGPT Cloud whatever AI to come up with all kinds of dumb product ideas.

And I guess I forgot the third piece of technology, 3D printers.

All types of like seemingly dumb product ideas that match three things.

Number one, it can be 3D printed so you can make a prototype easily.

number two um it can be like ai would come up with it ai has the capacity of thinking of it and number three um it can spread in like a 10 like a 5 to 10 second video via short form video like how it works just showing you how it works in a video um and coming up with like a product studio and you don't really invest money in the product development until you have

thousands of pre-orders, demand, you throw up a Shopify site, whatever, and you just start selling these dumb little products.