Miki Agrawal
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Like the three-legged race. Then we talked to her older sister, Yuri, who's a surgeon. And she was like, we were like, all of your underwear are stained brown. Like, why? She's like, well, in the middle of an operation, you can't be like, yo, face while you're cut open. Let me just go and change my tampon while you're, you know, you have to bleed through.
If you're in the middle of a soccer game, you can't be like ref.
If you're in the middle of a soccer game, you can't be like ref.
If you're in the middle of a soccer game, you can't be like ref.
Can you stop the game? I got to go change my tampon.
Can you stop the game? I got to go change my tampon.
Can you stop the game? I got to go change my tampon.
Yeah. There's so many moments. And so in that moment. Actually, what was interesting about it was the blood came right off my bathing suit bottom. And I was like, oh, this is an interesting moment of material that the blood can actually come off. But it's not breathable. Bathing suit bottoms, you can't wear them as underwear because it's not that your vagina can't breathe.
Yeah. There's so many moments. And so in that moment. Actually, what was interesting about it was the blood came right off my bathing suit bottom. And I was like, oh, this is an interesting moment of material that the blood can actually come off. But it's not breathable. Bathing suit bottoms, you can't wear them as underwear because it's not that your vagina can't breathe.
Yeah. There's so many moments. And so in that moment. Actually, what was interesting about it was the blood came right off my bathing suit bottom. And I was like, oh, this is an interesting moment of material that the blood can actually come off. But it's not breathable. Bathing suit bottoms, you can't wear them as underwear because it's not that your vagina can't breathe.
So you spent like four years really developing the technology. Exactly.
So you spent like four years really developing the technology. Exactly.
So you spent like four years really developing the technology. Exactly.
We're both heavy bleeders, you know? And I just think that we've had always, and we continue to this day, every month it's like, it's my first time. I'm like, oh shit, my period, you know? And so I just feel like we always like to solve problems that start with our problems in our own lives. And then we kind of extrapolate, is it a problem for a lot of people?
We're both heavy bleeders, you know? And I just think that we've had always, and we continue to this day, every month it's like, it's my first time. I'm like, oh shit, my period, you know? And so I just feel like we always like to solve problems that start with our problems in our own lives. And then we kind of extrapolate, is it a problem for a lot of people?
We're both heavy bleeders, you know? And I just think that we've had always, and we continue to this day, every month it's like, it's my first time. I'm like, oh shit, my period, you know? And so I just feel like we always like to solve problems that start with our problems in our own lives. And then we kind of extrapolate, is it a problem for a lot of people?
And are we passionate about this topic? Those are the three sort of starting points for any project that we start.
And are we passionate about this topic? Those are the three sort of starting points for any project that we start.
And are we passionate about this topic? Those are the three sort of starting points for any project that we start.
What sucks in my world? Does it suck for a lot of people? Can we be passionate about this for a really long time?