I've asked people to buy their companies before to judge their reactions. More personal and empathetic and I make it sound, but it's been quite interesting. Ive found two responses.

I ask them how much they think their company or idea is worth (or what it would take to get started). They respond with:

1. WAY over estimate how much it's worth once they find out you have the capital to purchase it from them

2. Way underestimate it and present some sort of shame and withdraw. Like it's a failure, they underestimate the idea, or maybe feel bad because they found I had more desire for financial risk than they assumed?

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Option 1 is usually the case for those in established businesses they aren't commited to. 2 is usually those who seem to care about their work and have less understanding of business.

And then you have the fanatics, like me.

I'm this way about my extra cold going to the moon stack, but I still spend money. Money is useless without goods and services anyway.

I meant, I'm not selling my shares. 😂

Fuck the money. This is gonna be my legacy.

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