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Hey, I'm Andrew Chen from Injries and Horwitz, and today we have Justin Kahn, who is one of our

repeat entrepreneurs that we are very excited to be working with on Atrium.

And so we're going to talk a bunch about what is it like to be a repeat entrepreneur?

I think we were just going through the list.

There's like five different companies on there.

And you've learned a ton from every single one. And so we're going to do a series of sort of compare and contrast across quite a number of

topics.

But as a very first step, I think it would be awesome to have Justin talk about some of the

companies that you've been involved in.

And I know the the

company you were running when we first met where you're running around with a

camera on your head is not actually even your first one there's one before that

called Kiko so why don't you talk about Kiko first sure yeah so I've been an

internet entrepreneur here for the last 14 years since 2005 our very first

company was called Kiko it It was kind of like Google

Calendar, but it came out one month before Google Calendar came out and wasn't really that good

when I'm honest about it. And so that company didn't work out super good. We ended up fire selling

it on eBay after several failed acquisition attempts with the

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