#36 - Data Privacy Tools, Food Franchises & Silicon Valley Mistruths

Let's talk about food. I just handed you something. You're not gonna be able to see this on the podcast, but it's a tiny little pouch called Super Fat. So I discovered this at HulseCon actually, so you probably already know about it. Yeah, so the story behind it started by David Hauser. David You you don't know him but I don't know him, but I have heard him talk once'cause he started Grasshopper. Yeah, he started Grasshopper in Boston. I really admire him. I look up to him. He's a very small angel investor in the hustle. But more so a friend and someone I admire. And he started Grasshopper. scaled it to I think thirty million in sales, sold it for One fifty or two hundred something like that. Him and his partner owned it all, other than five percent that they'd given a father one of their dads for like loaning them money with like ten or twenty thousand dollars when they first started. Very savvy, very frugal.

Moved to Nevada before the deal happened, saved a bunch of money in taxes, and now is starting new projects, one of them being super fat. Keto peanut butter, I think. Yeah, kind of. It's basically like a little snack or breakfast. I use it basically as a breakfast replacement. Th I like it a lot, actually, but the only downside and you're gonna experience this now, which is that it's like kind of dry and like it it turns your mouth a little bit like 'Cause it's so dense. So it's like a it's not like the easiest thing to sort of palate. But So I buy them as well. Taste is good and the health is good. I like it, so I told David this, I go, David, I hate these tops. Yeah. I don't like the tops. It definitely does look like baby food for adults. Which in some ways is okay. But it's really hard to get the food out sometimes. It's very it feels it makes me feel uh like not like a man to eat this. Right. The way it's set up. Like I feel like I don't want to eat this in public. Yeah, I feel like an inadequate

Toddler'cause I can't can't do it. But It's cool. And I buy it as well. I bought the variety pack to see like to try out the flavors, which is smart. I like That's smart decision on their part to s have a variety pack first and then now I know which flavor I like, so I'm gonna go in. Uh but I like food. What what else you got on food? Um you wanna talk about food? Okay, so I think I come prepared with ideas that are really big.

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