Kevin Rose

And it, and the point is like, let's just compare notes and talk about what's cool over lunch.

And like, you know, if you need an office or you need a room to take a call, you got it for an hour, like no big deal.

Right.

No fees or any type of like, I don't want to charge for desks or anything like that.

So I'm going to surround myself with those types of people here in Venice, uh, out in LA.

And, um,

I want to do that, so please hit me up and let's figure out a way to connect if you're building really cool stuff.

I'm a venture capitalist still over at True Ventures.

I think VC is going to evolve dramatically over the next couple of years because I believe that people don't need to raise capital anymore.

And oftentimes most ideas, especially just great lifestyle businesses that get to $2, $4, $5, $10 million in revenue, own that shit 100%.

Don't sell it to VCs.

I'm not supposed to be saying that because I'm a VC.

But don't do it.

But that's why...

I hope people will realize that that's why I – there is a time and place for VC.

Like when you really get to scale and you're like, damn, I need a couple million bucks to hire because the growth is so outrageous.

And that's kind of what I do and that's why I want to play also.

I think VC is –

The era of VCs just being these MBAs that sit there and try to tell you how to run your business I think is so boring to me.

I want a VC that is playing, that's building alongside me, that's pressure testing my ideas, that's a thought partner on this stuff.