Nick Martell

We'll check our updates.

We actually could go on.

There's one as a teenager you started that Jack and I just call the puppy poo pickup service, which was very entrepreneurial.

So we were wondering, like, the original indicator that someone was going to grow up and be an entrepreneur was, like, if they had a paper route.

But what's the tell now?

How do you know if someone's going to be entrepreneurial?

Anything early signs?

Can you take us into the garage about like, that says a lot.

What if you don't even know what a Phillips head is?

I mean, you probably shouldn't be.

Jack had to teach me how to spell soldering earlier.

Well, speaking of a million, we thought it was fascinating that you purchased, at this early stage, the domain ring.com.

You spent a million dollars on it, which was one of the most valuable pieces of digital real estate out there, one of the biggest spends ever for a website domain.

four letters, and then .com.

There's not that many of those.

No, so we were wondering, first, was it worth it?

And second, does that still matter today?

And in an AI world where you're asking a chatbot, do you think the domains still matter like they did?

How did you prepare for that Shark Tank episode?

And then what happened?