It was a room full of Stanford students, many of which had zero context of who he was or what his reputation was. They were there to learn from successful VCs/F

It was a room full of Stanford students, many of which had zero context of who he was or what his reputation was. They were there to learn from successful VCs/Founders/etc and every student I spoke with generally agreed he was smug, off putting and dismissive not only to the students but also the other panel members. Given it's consistent with the public's perception of how Snapchat operates, I'm simply reinforcing the parent comments sentiment.