Harrison Fugman

Basically, it was like what... So the game plan was... I actually want to... I think it's... Okay.

Just to get how it all came up.

So the game plan was we were going to meet you after... The guys were going to meet the girls after lunch because we were playing golf beforehand as well.

And someone said, what's the girl's timing?

And I think we had like, there was some communication saying you guys were close to wrapping up.

And Nick was like, awesome, let's call the restaurant and cover the bill and surprise them.

And Chad and I were just like, love it.

Yeah.

I love a little surprise like that.

Um, I'm not really sure where we're going with this, but like what kind of lands to me out of that whole thing is like, it almost feels like someone told them to say that to be more relatable.

I don't really think there's some spirit reimbursement going on in that family.

I think it's like, all right, we need to show that we're focused on financial awareness.

What?

And obviously couples all deal with finances super differently.

To me, the second thing that just like jumps out on what you're saying is I think generally keeping your Venmo public is a wild move.

But any, like to me, anyone, it's like, I still like, like when I open up my Venmo, we'll like always have a look at what's going on on the main page.

And it's like characters from like my past life that are just like, you know, having the most random Venmos.

And sometimes it'll be like two people and I'll be like, oh yeah, you're still friends.

Probably because the way that it was marketed to investors was as a social app.

because that's what VCs cared about at the time.