Two entrepreneurs pitch Nature-as-a-Service, a retreat company charging $3,000 to $20,000 per day to take startup teams into the wilderness. The hook: they'd provide LSD or mushrooms to help tech workers bond and have deeper conversations, targeting early-stage startups without HR departments to worry about legal risk.
Here's my startup idea for you. It is called Nature as a Service. Tech bros don't go outside and we want to get them outside. And so we go into different startups and bring tech bros like ourselves into nature. And so they pay $3,000 for the day to bring the whole team on a park and platinum version. We give them LSD so they bond and, and have deep talks. I kind of think this would work as like, maybe it's a ZERP, but like a Launch House-y ZERP, you know what I'm saying? Of like going in and like retreats for, for startups and stuff. I think it could work.
1000%. You could even do it like a higher tier, like $20K. You come out to this like middle of nowhere place and then everybody just does mushrooms in the woods. I feel like it'd have to be early stage and it would get so weird, man. If you were too large, if you had HR, this would never fly, but something like this could totally work. Like come out to Colorado, middle of nowhere.
