Taylor Peck

Yeah, exactly.

And I think that's the future of political ads is that you're going to see candidates, instead of doing blanket ad buys, they're going to say this is a candidate who is passionate about stopping the NSA from snooping on cell phones or this candidate's passionate about gun control.

And then you can have a specific tailored message to each voter based on that specific issue.

Yeah, so we have a team of, we have a research team.

We're rolling out into some other countries too right now, into Brazil, France, and Spain.

So we have a little bit of a research team we use for that.

But like I said, the lucky thing is that my partner, who's the engineer, he's built everything to run so efficiently.

We can go up and we can scale and we can use our same kind of back end to kind of get into these other countries.

So right now, one of our large expenses, we're paying out a kind of a translation team to help us translate our quiz into other languages.

Yeah, it's very, very low.

But luckily, I'm married and I have a wife who is believing in me.

Got it.

That's a great way to put it.

We'll see how long it will last.

My Twitter is at Taylor Peck and I'm on their Twitter all day.

I love reading business books about like kind of big earthquake events and kind of in the corporate world.

And when I just finished was Storming the Magic Kingdom by John Taylor.

And it's a fascinating thing.

about the whole kind of investment banking play into Disney in the early 80s, where before the early 80s, Disney was just kind of a small animation studio.

They had big reach, but they didn't have anything such as like home video or a big movie studio yet.