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This just sounds like a glorified Tupperware party, no? That's perfectly ok though as long as everyone is honest about it. I'm curious about the revenue numbe

This just sounds like a glorified Tupperware party, no? That's perfectly ok though as long as everyone is honest about it. I'm curious about the revenue numbers though. Of the $250 million they're expecting to cross hands, how much winds up going to the 17 year old's company?

DanBC 13y ago
> This just sounds like a glorified Tupperware party, no? Well, maybe I'm confused. With a tupperware party someone invites me round to their house, and asks me to buy tupperware. I know what's going on. With Origami Owl there's a "designer", who gets someone to host a party. The host invites me round, and then sells me stuff. (So far it's just tupperware) but is the designer there? Is it the "designer" showcasing and selling the product? So the host organises the party and gets a cut, but the designer sells the product and gets another cut. The problem here is that the designer is just selling mass produced (made in China but assembled in US) stuff.