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I think its ironic and hilarious that Ashton Kutcher preaches startups should solve a problem, and not jump to goal of being a billion dollar company, and then
by gameon87 15y ago
I think its ironic and hilarious that Ashton Kutcher preaches startups should solve a problem, and not jump to goal of being a billion dollar company, and then he invests in Likealittle, the company lambasted here http://techcrunch.com/2011/03/13/the-city-by-the-meh-thoughts-on-falling-out-of-love-with-the-valley http://techcrunch.com/2011/03/13/the-city-by-the-meh-thought...
Likealittle, with zero revenue model, exemplifies what everyone is complaining about.
- andrewpbrett 15y agoSee footnote ;-)
- robryan 15y agoIt's a high risk bet, very little chance of seeing any return from that investment but if you have the funds no reason not to mix in a few high risk bets you feel are capable of paying off.
- count 15y agoOr maybe it's a friend or family member?
- arihelgason 15y agoThat judgement looks like it's based on a very brief conversation with one of the founders. Carr seems to dislike his attitude more than anything. Hardly a convincing condemnation of what Likealittle are doing.
- crystalis 15y agoIf there aren't enough startups solving problems, there's room in the portfolio for a few "$BCs".