Conor Moules

Right.

But in that moment, I just knew that it was almost like a deja vu moment, to be honest.

Do you know what I mean?

It was Luke.

It was the idea.

It was the branding.

It was the depth that he had kind of thought about with it, if that makes sense.

He wasn't just up there.

I think when you look at it, especially as I get deeper into it and I'm kind of a part of the ecosystem now, shall we say, that

You kind of have 80% of people who are maybe trying to extend college or have watched a Facebook film and think this will be great fun.

And then you have the 20% of people who are genuinely driven by proving themselves, proving trauma wrong, proving their background wrong, proving...

imposter syndrome wrong in a way that they're delivering the words with venom almost and I don't say that in a bad way about Luke I believed every word he said and I wanted to work with him I wanted to work for him to be honest at the time do you know what I mean it was like look at selling to government and all that stuff there's money in it and it's decent but is it exciting it's not that's the truth of it very long sales cycles very drawn out kind of

deals and yeah something in me just said go and approach luke i did and i started working for him very quickly we got a system created very quickly to make make it successful and what we're doing just lining up new people for for bamboo to go into some news new stores so anyone not familiar with bamboo just describe it really quickly as to what what it was

Yeah, it's a pre-order app, essentially in its simplest form.

It allowed you to order lunch from multiple places all over Ireland.

End user gets a notification, your food ready, walk in, walk out, and the payment's handled.

And loyalty as well.

And, like, sounds simple in hindsight, but at the time, like, it was...

we really had a huge impact on businesses.

Like, you know what I mean?