#149 - The Craziness of r/WallStreetBets, an $100k Bet, and Startup Ideas with Mercury Banks Founder

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You're talking about the Riverside thing, how they were you know I don't know if they were listening or weren't, but I have this fear with any startup product because I know that I don't know if we're just like we were just morally bankrupt, but Whenever we would build a new product, the main you get the excitement, you get it out there. but you want to see how are people liking it, how are they using it, is it working, is it not working?

One way to do that is to have like some God mode version of your product where you can kind of like See you oh they're they could you know, let's say you're doing Slack. Maybe if you were doing Slack, I bet you somebody inside Slack could see, oh, this organization signed up. They created a bunch of channels. Oh, that's interesting. They created a channel for like Music room. And so because I know that we did it, I bet that every fucking startup kinda does this where they look into the customer stuff to in order to get feedback, right? Good intention. Yeah, but it's so weird. Do you keep one of those slider things on your computer? No. Dude, I have a Facebook portal. Like, you know, I've basically given Zuck, you know, root access to my kitchen.

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