Cody Schneider

And I think that there's this segment of people that are growing that want that, that want these types of, these types of products, they're pushing back against, uh, uh, you know, the, the, what's happening from a modern, like just, just the technology that's being built into this, that feels like fluff.

It doesn't feel like it's adding value to what the goal is of people trying to accomplish with this tool. Right. It's like, I just want my clothes washed. Like I don't, that's it. Right. Like I just want my car to get me from a to B. And I think there's this whole subset of people. And again, I think a lot of the times they have money.

It doesn't feel like it's adding value to what the goal is of people trying to accomplish with this tool. Right. It's like, I just want my clothes washed. Like I don't, that's it. Right. Like I just want my car to get me from a to B. And I think there's this whole subset of people. And again, I think a lot of the times they have money.

It doesn't feel like it's adding value to what the goal is of people trying to accomplish with this tool. Right. It's like, I just want my clothes washed. Like I don't, that's it. Right. Like I just want my car to get me from a to B. And I think there's this whole subset of people. And again, I think a lot of the times they have money.

So that's why you could sell and make these kinds of boutique brands in these spaces. So.

So that's why you could sell and make these kinds of boutique brands in these spaces. So.

So that's why you could sell and make these kinds of boutique brands in these spaces. So.

Totally. Totally. You're like intentionally limiting yourself and like through that finding like, you know, peace or whatever, or whatever that, that thing is that we're all searching for and never can find. So I have a question for you. How much would you pay a year to not ever see marketing?

Totally. Totally. You're like intentionally limiting yourself and like through that finding like, you know, peace or whatever, or whatever that, that thing is that we're all searching for and never can find. So I have a question for you. How much would you pay a year to not ever see marketing?

Totally. Totally. You're like intentionally limiting yourself and like through that finding like, you know, peace or whatever, or whatever that, that thing is that we're all searching for and never can find. So I have a question for you. How much would you pay a year to not ever see marketing?

Only see marketing that you like. Uh, if you had some way to filter and I'm saying like a hypothetical, I don't know how you'd actually do this.

Only see marketing that you like. Uh, if you had some way to filter and I'm saying like a hypothetical, I don't know how you'd actually do this.

Only see marketing that you like. Uh, if you had some way to filter and I'm saying like a hypothetical, I don't know how you'd actually do this.

I would go in that. I'd go up to 20 probably. I've just only seeing to, to choose when I see marketing and the marketing is filtered for what I really love. I would, I would a hundred percent, I would pay money not to see it. I think that that, that is a part of the screen thing we're talking about. Like, I'm even thinking about this.

I would go in that. I'd go up to 20 probably. I've just only seeing to, to choose when I see marketing and the marketing is filtered for what I really love. I would, I would a hundred percent, I would pay money not to see it. I think that that, that is a part of the screen thing we're talking about. Like, I'm even thinking about this.

I would go in that. I'd go up to 20 probably. I've just only seeing to, to choose when I see marketing and the marketing is filtered for what I really love. I would, I would a hundred percent, I would pay money not to see it. I think that that, that is a part of the screen thing we're talking about. Like, I'm even thinking about this.

Like, how do I have as few screens everywhere, like in my space? Because it's so much time is spent on it now. And again, we work in this digital space, right? So like, that's why it's a tool that we can use. But like, you can find yourself just so often being just sucked into this thing. And it happens with every device now. So cool. Next one. Next one. Let's rock. Let's do it. All right.

Like, how do I have as few screens everywhere, like in my space? Because it's so much time is spent on it now. And again, we work in this digital space, right? So like, that's why it's a tool that we can use. But like, you can find yourself just so often being just sucked into this thing. And it happens with every device now. So cool. Next one. Next one. Let's rock. Let's do it. All right.

Like, how do I have as few screens everywhere, like in my space? Because it's so much time is spent on it now. And again, we work in this digital space, right? So like, that's why it's a tool that we can use. But like, you can find yourself just so often being just sucked into this thing. And it happens with every device now. So cool. Next one. Next one. Let's rock. Let's do it. All right.

So print on demand mock-up business, right? So print on demand for the people that are uninitiated is basically they have all these products and you sell them and then they manufacture and ship them. It started out in the apparel space. That's the only reason I know about it because I spent a lot of time here and another life.