Sebastian Siemiatkowski

They took a 25% stake at $100 million valuation, right?

Yeah, at $100 million valuation.

That was the deal.

They eventually did that.

So Chris is like, I'm so sorry.

I couldn't make it.

And he goes into the elevator.

And literally 20 seconds later, this is so impressive.

20 seconds later, my phone starts buzzing.

And it's Michael Moritz.

And Michael Moritz is like...

Hey, I'm so sorry, I couldn't make the meeting.

And if we get to do this investment, I'll join the board.

So thanks to me saying that and being a little bit cocky and not being so freaking Swedish, we actually got Mike on the board.

And then since then, I've worked with Mike and gotten to know him.

The thing people don't understand with Mike is that like, Mike has this, you know, I always think that if for you to be really good, for you to really understand the topic,

You need to be in every freaking detail.

You need to read up a lot.

And he does.

But the point is, it's almost like sometimes I feel like he can just take this huge mass of information and he can like without a second of thought, he's just that is important.