>If you're so smart, why haven't you started your own technology startup yet?
What do you respond?
>>57077038
I've been rather upfront with you about the fact that I'm not that smart.
Fixing computers isn't the same as starting a startup
"I'm smart enough to live my life the way I want to, not how some random ding-dong thinks I should."
>>57077038
I already did though
"You know how to make a pc why don't you go to college for technology?"
>tfw to intelligent to waste money on a startup
>>57077529
>tfw too intelligent to post in shitty threads
>>57077596
>>57077529
Thank you for blessing this thread with your intelligence
I don't have the money otherwise I would. Most startups require a group of people working for 1-2 years before the product is ready. Do you know how much that costs?
>>57077596
>too
At least understand the meme before using the meme.
investors think my idea for a dildo shaped computer makes no sense.
>>57077767
>tfw too intelligent to understand memes
>>57077038
Too busy sucking dick but I ain't gay.
>>57077893
You need to pitch this idea to Apple.
>>57077445
WIZKID
>>57077038
"Brain smart" and "business smart" can be very different. Dennis Ritchie was a smarter programmer than Steve Jobs.
>>57080068
WE WUZ CAMPOOTAH SEYEINTISTS N SHIEEET
I'm a really bad liar.
There is always a chink that brings down the whole enterprise.
Also im a bit of moralfag otherwise.
Thats why.
>>57077038
it's ready to go. just need a $1 billion dollar lone to get things off the ground. I accept cash or email money transfer
>>57081459
ahem....loan LOL
I'm the co-owner of a "chill-out" club, I don't have time to spend on a startup. It's a place where people come to wind down after a rough day. Really nice, old bar-like atmosphere.
>Vapor Wednesday (nice mood lightning, slow vaporwave, with a nice smoke machine tying everything up. Oh, and it's just a coincidence that it abbreviates to VW, we weren't trying to poke fun at them)
>Tranquil Thursday
>Funky Friday
>>57077038
Too hard to get loan for it.
>>57077038
I'm biding my time. The single biggest mistake entrepreneurs make is assuming that they're an island -- a rock among men -- and can do more by themselves than they really can.
To really make a splash, you need ideas *and* friends. So I'm making my way through university, turning heads, rubbing elbows, making an impression.
Someday, I'll rule at least a mid-sized city.