So brute force, 500 users.

Yeah.

And I will say like, none of this feels scalable at the time.

You do things that get you immediate gratification in users today, posting on social media, posting on Reddit, and then you do things that get you users in the future, like SEO, and you should balance it 50-50.

Uh, and I played a very simple game with myself and that is I need to have more users today than I did yesterday.

And let's say yesterday I had 20.

And today I had like 18, you know, I would do to go get another two users.

Tell them the story about YC and the paywall.

Like what's different between them versus like, you know, the average person?

Yeah, I think this term AI slop is super interesting.

And I think you can make slop with any single medium there is, whether it's your iPhone, you can just take loads of terrible photos.

And I think a lot of people do it, but we don't decide to publish all of them to the world.

It's that very small selection.

And I think it's so easy just to churn out loads of very average or very below average bits of content.

But I think creation is becoming incredibly important.

What made you say, we have to own this? Yeah,