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For websites, the bar is so low that when people get this, they're like, wow. I don't want to lose that feeling. I don't wanna lose this company.

The Pitch · #176 Your AI Website Sucks. PeachWeb is the Future

“For websites, the bar is so low that when people get this, they're like, wow.”

21:28 / 22:03

For websites, the bar is so low that when people get this, they're like, wow. Like, really? And that's like an amazing sort of feeling. And I don't want to lose that. I know that sounds a bit cringe, but, like, I don't wanna lose this company.

I think this one isn't quite right for me, so I'm not gonna move forward. I think you're great, and this is more a statement of, like, the challenge I have with the category, which is that this is the most beautiful one that I've seen. And we've done some things in XRAR, WebGL.

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Provocative take on industry standards ('bar is so low') with genuine emotion and vulnerability. The personal stakes ('don't wanna lose this company') add authenticity to the business insight.

21:28 - 22:0335sBold/Contrarian

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