Hidden in the F-bombs and the wacky colors I think there is a good point here. There are entrepreneurs who love the start of a company (working 7 days a week,

Hidden in the F-bombs and the wacky colors I think there is a good point here. There are entrepreneurs who love the start of a company (working 7 days a week, adding new functionality, etc...) and there are people who are good at (and sometimes love) maintaining a company once it's established itself (by creating moderate growth, doing a bunch of testing for each new feature, etc...) What flipping does is to allow the entrepreneurs to pass a company off to the maintainers once it moves beyond that startup phase