That's the kind of guy Peter was. not disappointed in Snapchat.
quote:Did you watch season 1? I'm not seeing how you could like season 1 and think that this episode wasn't any good.
Didn't laugh once
Hope the show recovers bc that was bad
quote:I really hope you're joking. I honestly think that was one of the funniest episodes of TV that I've seen.
Didn't laugh once
Hope the show recovers bc that was bad
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He put his balls on the table...
quote:Rewatched this over the weekend. Holy hell, I forgot how funny "snack dick" was.
quote:That seemed like a really strange choice.
Not a fan of trying to just slide a female Peter Greggory in there.
quote:Don't forget about the entire nerd herd declining a chance to step in to take a try in the batter's box after Richard bowed out.
The best part of the whole episode was Richard in the batter's box against Tyler Beede literally facing major league fastballs, followed by an entire episode of Pied Piper facing metaphorical major league fastballs. Very smart (and funny).
quote:It's basically like dating.
Can one of you explain how the venture capital process works and the difference between Series A and Series B stuff?
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Thanks for the explination. Now then, here's my next question. What's the difference between venture capital firms and private equity firms?
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Thanks for the explination. Now then, here's my next question. What's the difference between venture capital firms and private equity firms?
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Thanks for the explination. Now then, here's my next question. What's the difference between venture capital firms and private equity firms?
VC's portfolios primarily consist of startup companies with high-risk, high-reward scenarios.
PE porftolios are usually well established companies that are not living up to their potential.
PE's almost always buy 100% ownership of a company and then take full control of operations. Whereas a VC almost never gets more than 50% equity and gets limited input on how the company should or shouldn't operate.
VC's usually spread their portfolio across a broad number of companies although they are primarily focused in the Tech sector (usually). That way due to the high risk nature of their investment strategy they can afford to have a few misses, or pull out after a series A, B etc. if things aren't panning out.
PE's however tend to be much more risk averse and can't afford to have a dog due to their high equity in their investments. They also will invest in just about anything as opposed to a primarily tech centered VC landscape.