Jordi Visser

Because we quickly realized we could just do this ourself, right?

Maybe not as well in the beginning, whatever, right?

The second thing is, take for example, there's AI powered business builders.

I've seen a couple of those get launched.

There's one I think called Ready.

There's another one called Durable, etc.,

Each of them have their own bells and whistles, whatever.

But like the technology is now here where you can basically say, I want to create a business that does X, Y, Z, create a website, do my, you know, sales and marketing content to create a drip campaign, find me customers, whatever.

There's going to be a lot of these, right?

Just like there was a lot of website builders back in the day, whether it was Squarespace, Wix, you know, but whatever.

And so I do think that it is becoming a full on race because there's these moats that aren't technology driven, which actually an underappreciated point is how amazing is it for the consumer, right?

the competent like the cutthroat competition between all of these different people who have the same technology and are trying to get you to use their product it just pushes the pace we're seeing in the models you're now seeing it in the applied ai component and it reminds me a lot of you know uh the trope is always like remember when you could drive across manhattan or san francisco for three bucks because the vcs were just pouring cash in now you know it's 25 and you're like hey what happened

Like there will be a day where this like 20 bucks a month is not going to be 20 bucks.

Yep.

And so I just hope that doesn't happen anytime soon.

So, you know, thank your local VC for the time being.

Talk your shit, Jordy.

Talk your shit.

All of Bloomberg.

You know how many times people tell me the chat is what, and I'm like, yes, I understand.