"Entrepreneurs"

[Alfred Mondale]

I have to listen to these entrepreneurial silicon valley types in my job sometimes, going on about their amazingly innovative company. Talking about how their products fill in some never before seen product space or how they will fix some inefficiency in your company and save you 10, 20, 30, 50 percent in two years.(and only charge you $200/hour for four months for the privilege). Usually their innovation is something like putting microsoft word on one monitor and email on a different one or some crap like that. Also, they love "writing"(hiring a ghost writer) books about how amazing they are and their heroic journey to create their company(Oh, by the way, they have already founded 20 other companies that failed in the first week). And in the end all they really want to do is sell their **** company to the highest bidder. Also, Steve Jobs is God. Douche bags.

[ZEE]

I miss Docfeelgood so much you guise I dont know what I am going to do oh my god.

[Alfred Mondale]

What?

[ZEE]

ohai.

[DaShi]

I have to listen to these entrepreneurial silicon valley types in my job sometimes, going on about their amazingly innovative company. Talking about how their products fill in some never before seen product space or how they will fix some inefficiency in your company and save you 10, 20, 30, 50 percent in two years.(and only charge you $200/hour for four months for the privilege). Usually their innovation is something like putting microsoft word on one monitor and email on a different one or some crap like that. Also, they love "writing"(hiring a ghost writer) books about how amazing they are and their heroic journey to create their company(Oh, by the way, they have already founded 20 other companies that failed in the first week). And in the end all they really want to do is sell their **** company to the highest bidder. Also, Steve Jobs is God. Douche bags.

I hear you. **** capitalism!

[Sava]

too easy

[Hauldren Collider]

I have to listen to these entrepreneurial silicon valley types in my job sometimes, going on about their amazingly innovative company. Talking about how their products fill in some never before seen product space or how they will fix some inefficiency in your company and save you 10, 20, 30, 50 percent in two years.(and only charge you $200/hour for four months for the privilege). Usually their innovation is something like putting microsoft word on one monitor and email on a different one or some crap like that. Also, they love "writing"(hiring a ghost writer) books about how amazing they are and their heroic journey to create their company(Oh, by the way, they have already founded 20 other companies that failed in the first week). And in the end all they really want to do is sell their **** company to the highest bidder. Also, Steve Jobs is God. Douche bags.

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