1. I just moved to SF a couple of months ago and haven't found it easy to find "business" people that I didn't feel were completely BS off the bat. That being s

1. I just moved to SF a couple of months ago and haven't found it easy to find "business" people that I didn't feel were completely BS off the bat. That being said, I haven't met much of anything else other than other devs here. 2. It's not so much that I lack the appropriate skills, I lack the contacts. I also feel the opportunity costs are too great for me to be picking up the business side of things without experience yet. So I was hoping to learn a bit from him before my next venture. 3. I trust him more than I trust most people 3 days after meeting them for the first time. But he has shown great interest and found me from hacker news. So he gets points for zeal and ambition. 4. I don't understand this concept you're putting forward. 5. I work at a start-up now and the founder of this company I work at has lawyers that can help me. 6. I know, but we're really racing to push this product out and I feel that by giving up some responsibilities in areas I may be weak in will give me the ability to really pump out competitive code. So I'm struggling to find volunteers to help.