You assume that people doing startups want to be "cool" in the way that Jay-Z is cool, and think that startups are a path to partying with supermodels in Las Ve

You assume that people doing startups want to be "cool" in the way that Jay-Z is cool, and think that startups are a path to partying with supermodels in Las Vegas nightclubs. My experience is that most San Francisco tech entrepreneurs, (the type accurately parodied here), do not have such self-delusions.