Tarik Khribech

It has to be somewhat of a fair ground.

It doesn't have to cost you anything.

And then especially my goal, my belief is I want

everybody, regardless of their income, Nathan, to be able to afford to hire help.

We can't just live in this society where, oh, you have to make certain income to be able to afford to hire a cleaning service.

Here's an example.

I wanted to get someone to clean my house through TaskRabbit and they were charging me around 430 bucks.

That's literally what the price they quote me for.

I'm like, hey, screw that.

I'm not going to spend $430.

And then for sure as hell, there's millions of people out there that don't have that money to spend it in cleaning the house.

So I use my own app.

I post a job for $100, the exact same place, the exact same square footage, the exact same dimensions.

And I've had not one offer.

I've had 17 different offers, and I picked one person that was willing to do it for the price that I asked for.

She came in.

I asked her a question.

I was like, hey, she didn't even know who I was.

It's all right.

Hey, she comes to my house in my app.