Hop your way to the top for Robbins.

My opponent Tommy and I are not used to competing against each other.

In fact, usually we're on the same side.

The side of telling the world how awesome birds are.

But today, I had to pick just one of the thousands of birds to represent, and I've chosen the American robin.

Why? Because robins rock! What could be more rocking than a bird who represents spring? A bird with an adorable red-orange belly, and a bird that hops along looking for worms to gobble up.

A bird that sounds like this.

let's

Hop your way to the top for Robbins.

My opponent Tommy and I are not used to competing against each other.

In fact, usually we're on the same side.

The side of telling the world how awesome birds are.

But today, I had to pick just one of the thousands of birds to represent, and I've chosen the American robin.

Why? Because robins rock! What could be more rockin' than a bird who represents spring? A bird with an adorable red-orange belly, and a bird that hops along looking for worms to gobble up.

A bird that sounds like this.

rock!

Ready?

Yeah.

[crows cawing] [upbeat music] Here we go.

Spend another day as a crow.

Here we go.

Spend another day as a crow.

Not afraid to go digging in garbage.

[laughs]

i thought my sm7 and my system was broken but it turns out like a month ago leo walked up and pressed the pad button i didn't see it that's been a long time with my mic at a really low volume that was nice one yeah

i just discovered well you have a child involved i recently redid our last podcast with me realizing that the microphone was faced the opposite way with the cardioid pattern but i had this eyeball on so i couldn't know so it was literally i was talking into the one place it's designed yeah that was interesting

Billy's got his hands full and he doesn't need another podcast like this that will have less of an audience and

less of a way out into the world.

Honestly, there's even more bugs than birds.

You want to hear something interesting about bugs? Apparently, there's so many undiscovered species of bugs that to prove the point, recently like Science Friday or some science podcast did an experiment where they put a white sheet out in Central Park just for a couple of nights and even in Central Park they discovered bugs that were unidentified

Why is that?

My partner, Jason Finger, was a lawyer for a moment and had to go and order dinner for his bosses and saw that he could get a 2% cashback on his credit card if he ordered it through his own means for the order.

So that's kinda how Seamless started.

But he was educated in tax and finance.

And so when he raised money for Seamless, he raised a small amount of equity, like hundreds of thousands of dollars.

And when he would sell that service, he would get the customer to, instead of paying over two years, maybe to pay those two years upfront.

And figuring out ways just to get access to, you know, working capital lines and stretching dollars, and effectively thinking of using credit, right? And that really helped him grow the business where equity would have been raised in much larger quantiles.

This factoring-like product, it's not something that they could get from typical banks? And why are there no other solutions for that?