Holy crap, it's true: https://dogetipbot.wordpress.com/2014/09/05/wow-such-businessdogetipbot-is-growing-let-me-introduce-you-to-our-amazing-new-employees-2/ ht

Holy crap, it's true: https://dogetipbot.wordpress.com/2014/09/05/wow-such-businessdogetipbot-is-growing-let-me-introduce-you-to-our-amazing-new-employees-2/ https://dogetipbot.wordpress.com/2014/09/05/wow-such-busines... Him and a cofounder, a dev, community/customer support, and a new hire coming on to "go to the moon". I would love to know the thought process that came up with this. Edit: Ya they went to conventions and on and on. Built a v3 system that could do "<bold>40 transactions per second</bold>", supported Twitch and other stuff. And they raised money: "Hell, we even raised $445k in a seed round to keep this train moving well on into 2015." Well that makes a lot more sense. And I sympathize with wanting to keep your business alive. I've seen that happen and it sucks because it's hard to cut losses and walk away.