I know startups have to be lean, both to save money and to avoid losing the focua, but they would have benefited from having a layer between the foot soldiers and the CEO, someone they can bother with cappuccino-related matters.
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They should have, it was the biggest offer they ever got. By not taking the deal, Laurie took the deal instead. They all found out at the end the tech doesn't work and it's all pointless, but Pied Piper still would have gotten that billion. Only with Son of Anton 2.0 did they fix the core issues and rewrite the code to make it work. Of course, Maximo might have been a little upset about loosing a billion dollars and seek revenge on Richard.
You have to watch the series and get a feel for the characters; Richard is the tech savant and idealist who doesn’t care about money… until he becomes CEOZ and has to deal with reality. Also, if you believe in your product and haven’t run out of money, you know there will be other suitors.
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Eh it sort of falls off after like season 2 or 3. All the original humor stuff did come back in these last few episodes but for a long time it became v paint by number
Just curious, if it was only for 10%, would they have to listen to Maximo’s request for mining user data? I mean that’s incubator level share percentage. Could they have taken his money and then mostly kept plundering along?
Percentage does not define an extent to which they'd have to listen. That would be terms in term sheet/shareholder agreement, board, and criminal threats.
Technically no because even a terms sheet wouldn’t give them a majority especially if they took the company public and had a board but if they stayed private things could be tougher
Septic Tanks have heard of "Lord of the Flies"? Fugg me dead - how did they stumble across it? Did they think it was going to be a novel about the perils of adding cheese to every meal?
Embarassed to say that I've seen enough disfunctional families to know exactly how that could go ;P. Something along the lines of daughter telling Mom "Why can't you just be cool like Aunt Monica?!?!?" at just the right time to elicit "Oh yea? Well Aunt Monica told me to get an abortion!" Parents are human too :P
If I were Monica, I’d lean into it - hard. “Ugh, you’re *still* here?” “You have a kid? Oh, that’s right, you kept… it.” “It’s been 14 years, sis - still not too late to take my advice!”
I'd react that way too, 1billion for 10% doesn't just mean they get that 1 billion, it also means the company's value shoots up to 10billion, the purchase of that 10% jacks up everybody's stock price
@@deadmeatjb you can also use your private stock as collateral with banks to get loans with comically low interest rates as a way of spending your money even if you cant sell the stock. And if you invest that money in something that brings in more profit than your yearly interest rate, congratulations. The positive difference between your interest rate and your return in whatever investment you did with that money is literally free money.
@@matthewriley7826 Give me all the attention you can dream of for a billion dollars. I'll be on my own private island with 10 porn stars eating lobster, champagne and cocaine
