This is a YouTube video titled "Creative Startup Ideas That Challenge the Norm" containing a casual English conversation between two speakers discussing startup ideas, the value of sharing ideas online for feedback, and referencing a scene from the movie Elf to illustrate pitching concepts. The discussion is informal and focused on brainstorming creative startup concepts.
I'm just saying. Look, hey, no one said that these are all going to be good startup ideas, right? We just promised startup ideas. Well, I mean, that's why you need.
To talk with your friends about startup.
Ideas and put it on the Internet.
And put it on the Internet so you get feedback. Right? Now we went down that rabbit hole. We know it's probably not a good idea, but it might.
You guys seen Elf where they bring in Miles Finch and he like, sits down and like, all right, we're bringing her in. We got to pitch her on this book. And she like, sits down and calls across the table and like, you just. You need a. You need a memoir. Just the rate of revelation could be really high. We need an opening hook. I'm just saying. Anyway, that's the only startup idea I came with today.
Honestly, that was pretty damn good.
I like it.
Yeah, a lot.
There.
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