Oz Veloshin

Well, there were a couple of comments on the YouTube which rose to the top.

One was, "'Sam does not want to be the last man standing in a game of deception played in public,' because people were speculating he could have won but chose not to.

And somebody else wrote, "'Actual real-world villains doing collabs like this is crazy.'"

um you know i guess it's not for us like that's the thing like natasha to your point like if this is if this is getting the the insider crowd excited and and you know helping founders fund with its positioning and its deal flow with young founders and stuff i guess that's the point right it's not it's not supposed to be like a widely circulating cultural product

So you credit some of the content produced by the tech industry for engendering this idea?

sort of shift in.

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