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So we're trying to balance that whole, you've got to have personality, you've got to have people, but you've also got to make them super fucking quickly.

So we've worked out a process.

We're not going to give it away just yet, but we do have a plan for serving them as fast as possible and still telling people to fuck off if they order anything else.

The business model is definitely, though, fuck about and find out a lot of the time, to be honest.

I'm not going to lie to you.

We didn't know each other before we started this business.

We're all complete strangers.

I think the fourth or fifth time we met, we were doing the pop-up together in real life.

Don't take any business advice from us because we're absolutely mental.

We're just...

We just sort of go and see what happens.

Give us your money, but don't take business advice from us.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime sort of thing.

You're mulling it over during the chat.

I think the thing that appeals to me the most about it is there is a million decisions that you need to make in a day and how nice to have one of those taken off.

There's no wiggle room there when you turn up to the pop-up or to the shop, whatever it ends up being.

You know exactly what you're getting.

It's like when you go to McDonald's now, you look on the screen.

And they don't have the prices up there and they've just got their five hero burgers or whatever.

It just, instead of having the million different things they actually have on their menu, it's just like, it's, it's comforting to know you go, wow, that's not on my plate today.