Robin Singby

Right.

Well, but I mean, wouldn't I actually be in a good space if something like that happened, Nathan?

Like, you know, all things considered, you know, I'm trying to build something new.

It's risky.

It looks like I've done well enough where someone is offering me a good chunk of money.

that, you know, it's like, okay, you've built something really valuable.

Now, of course, there's the difference in valuations, like I'll give you six versus, you know, you're valued at 10.

You know, sure, there may be some part for but but for me, I'm like, Oh, okay.

So you know, my idea was cool enough, where people want to actually give me money for it.

Now, I just feel good.

that someone will pay me money for what I've done?

The VCs?

Yeah, obviously not.

But I don't know.

I mean, if I get into the right VCs, you know, get introduced to the right, you know, right pipeline of customers, you know, have that cohort, get that network going.

And if they put me on a billion dollar track, you know, billionaire bust, I think it's still okay.

As a first time founder, solo founder now,

Uh, you know, if I'm put on that track and, and, you know, what are the odds on day one, right?

Like 90% of going bust and like, I don't know, 95 going bust and 5% of going to a billion.

That's okay.