Jack Crivici-Kramer

We're proud to have an Angeleno on stage.

You're not born and raised here, but you call yourself an Angeleno, right?

Yeah, your first garage.

Yeah, we read in Ding Dong, your book you published in December, that you hired your early team that ultimately got to ring on Craigslist.

And so what were you guys doing in the garage?

Now, when hardware and tech gadgets come out, they tend to be launched by multi-billion dollar publicly traded companies.

Can anybody with a soldering iron, some tools, some know-how, and like,

How the heck did you create a hardware tech product that was connected to the internet?

Is it impossible today or was it also impossible back then when you did it?

Tell it to me like I'm a five-year-old.

You created a camera that sent the feed to the Wi-Fi, which then sent the feed to your phone.

The Wi-Fi?

I'm going to bring you back to a tough time now.

So, 2013, season five, episode nine, Shark Tank goes terribly.

So you got an offer, though, from Mr. Wonderful.

Mr. Wonderful.

And the terms were just awful.

Yeah, can you read them off to us?

How did you describe it?

He wanted everything, including a cut of the allowance of your unborn future children.