"no one gets rich from the small print." truth via @sacca
as industries (and egos) get bloated, there is a premium for WYSIWYG people; those with confidence to win doing what they do best vs. optimizing for short-term games and "small print" at the edges.https://twitter.com/sacca/status/1245016080948420608 …
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Sure. But there have been people who've built fortunes (+$100m) with stupid got ya terms. Example. Bill Bonner. Owns Agora. $1b/year business. They make old people pay $5 for a book and then renew you for $2k memberships.
Also, comcast and every fucking cable company out there. fine print, fine print, fine print!
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I don't like it. I'm just saying I think you can absolutely get rich (in terms of money, that's it), through scamming people and being dishonest. Although, it's much easier to do it by treating people well. But, it's possible.
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Time shares...
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Hey man, we are talking about venture capital fund documents. No doubt there are many Superman III examples of fine print out there in the rest of the world.https://youtu.be/N7JBXGkBoFc
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Feels. Thought you meant that gotchya clauses don't work.
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Sounds like WYSIWYG incentives exist for large / rare interactions (eg, VC) but not so much for small / frequent interactions (eg, Comcast). This would seem to indicate a failure of current review systems (BBB, Yelp, and similar) to accurately check & balance.
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You are absolutely right. Traditional do the same crap as wel. Just ask how much is a simple oil change at Mercedes dealers.
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