Greg Eisenberg

Yes. Yes. I mean, that's why, that's why I do this, you know, that's why I do this.

Really?

Really?

Really?

Totally. Totally. Yeah. I mean, I think what they did for you is almost like something they should have charged for. Yeah. but they don't. They just give it away for free and I think that's why this insurance idea for Beehive makes so much sense because they'll be able to upsell that and that's the reason Shopify has, I think, three plans.

Totally. Totally. Yeah. I mean, I think what they did for you is almost like something they should have charged for. Yeah. but they don't. They just give it away for free and I think that's why this insurance idea for Beehive makes so much sense because they'll be able to upsell that and that's the reason Shopify has, I think, three plans.

Totally. Totally. Yeah. I mean, I think what they did for you is almost like something they should have charged for. Yeah. but they don't. They just give it away for free and I think that's why this insurance idea for Beehive makes so much sense because they'll be able to upsell that and that's the reason Shopify has, I think, three plans.

I think it's Shopify, the regular one, which is like 30 bucks a month and they've got a mid-tier and then they've got Shopify Plus, which is basically their enterprise plan. And a big reason why you're on their enterprise plan, which I think is $2,500 a month, is you have someone to talk to, you have a shoulder to cry on, and that's worth a lot.

I think it's Shopify, the regular one, which is like 30 bucks a month and they've got a mid-tier and then they've got Shopify Plus, which is basically their enterprise plan. And a big reason why you're on their enterprise plan, which I think is $2,500 a month, is you have someone to talk to, you have a shoulder to cry on, and that's worth a lot.

I think it's Shopify, the regular one, which is like 30 bucks a month and they've got a mid-tier and then they've got Shopify Plus, which is basically their enterprise plan. And a big reason why you're on their enterprise plan, which I think is $2,500 a month, is you have someone to talk to, you have a shoulder to cry on, and that's worth a lot.

What planet do you live on?

What planet do you live on?

What planet do you live on?

So I think the one takeaway I have for people is... if you're coming up with startup ideas, this category, this trend is businesses for people, their shoulder to cry on businesses. You can just brainstorm 100 ideas just on this. And I think it could be Beehive, it could be a bunch of different categories, but those are some of the best businesses to be in.

So I think the one takeaway I have for people is... if you're coming up with startup ideas, this category, this trend is businesses for people, their shoulder to cry on businesses. You can just brainstorm 100 ideas just on this. And I think it could be Beehive, it could be a bunch of different categories, but those are some of the best businesses to be in.

So I think the one takeaway I have for people is... if you're coming up with startup ideas, this category, this trend is businesses for people, their shoulder to cry on businesses. You can just brainstorm 100 ideas just on this. And I think it could be Beehive, it could be a bunch of different categories, but those are some of the best businesses to be in.

And that's why Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway, you know, their biggest businesses are insurance businesses, Geico, et cetera, because they understand, you know, what is an insurance business and insurance businesses. There's a certain amount of risk that a bad thing's going to happen, but you're an expert. You understand what that risk is.

And that's why Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway, you know, their biggest businesses are insurance businesses, Geico, et cetera, because they understand, you know, what is an insurance business and insurance businesses. There's a certain amount of risk that a bad thing's going to happen, but you're an expert. You understand what that risk is.

And that's why Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway, you know, their biggest businesses are insurance businesses, Geico, et cetera, because they understand, you know, what is an insurance business and insurance businesses. There's a certain amount of risk that a bad thing's going to happen, but you're an expert. You understand what that risk is.

So for example, I was just watching the annual meeting for Berkshire Hathaway and they had this guy named Ajit who runs all their insurance businesses. And he was saying how there was like a year or two where Berkshire Hathaway did not insure any homes in Florida because they, based on their research, they're like, there's gonna be a hurricane and they're gonna lose a lot of money.