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Exiting My Company With $500 Million
When you walk into the front door and one by the kitchen, you like literally, you text a code. I have it saved in my phone as charge charger. So whenever I need a charger, I text David to charger and it pops one out and I have a full one and I, and I go about my day. The only problem with having it at my house is how many have we brought? How many have we asked you to bring? Because so many— everybody steals them. Nobody returns them.
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Yeah, this is how David and I met. I woke up on a Saturday morning like 3 years ago and my company's Slack, like the overall general Slack group, had like 40 notifications in it. It was a Saturday. I was like, oh God, yeah, what? Can we cuss? Yeah, what the f…
No, that was the first time I've seen anything like it. It was so— and I fucking hate things where like it's like hard to check out or whatever. Charger. And like, it was so easy. This sounds like I've got him on here to hype up the company, but I genuinely w…
So like when you walk, I have two at my house. Yeah.
When you walk into the front door and one by the kitchen, you like literally, you text a code. I have it saved in my phone as charge charger. So whenever I need a charger, I text David to charger and it pops one out and I have a full one and I, and I go about my day. The only problem with having it at my house is how many have we brought? How many have we asked you to bring? Because so many— ever…
I think we've gone through like maybe 200.
I think more. So we, so we, so we, we have like, uh, everything. We track everything in our business, right? Like every single location in, you know, thousands and thousands of locations. We know all the data— how much, how many rentals, how often do we need…
No, it's not.