
A founder sarcastically tells you to quit, citing that 80% of startups fail. Then he reveals it's an April Fool's joke and flips it: ignore the doubters, keep going anyway.
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Give up. I've been making these videos for a while now. I've got over 1,000 videos, and I've realized from all the people who write in and, you know what, it's just too hard to be an entrepreneur. Being an entrepreneur sucks, and the stats are not with you. You know, 80% of companies are going to fail. That's going to be you. So why risk your money, your time, your pride, your dignity Doing something that's just going to fail. Just stop. Quit. Do the safe thing. Get a job. You know, the people in your life who are telling you to stay the safe route, they're right. Listen to the little man. The little man isn't the little man. The little man is the voice of reason. All the time you put into this business is not worth it. It's not going to work out. You should just quit. That's it. I've had enough. I'm just joking, come on, April Fool's Day. You know I believe in you guys. You can make it. Don't listen to the little man, stomp him out. Keep believing in your company. Believe, guys.
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