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Okay, let's start with just a little tech trivia.

Okay, listen to this.

Raised by Dr. Parents, the guy's name is Ben Silberman, and he assumed that he would follow the same path.

He went to Yale University starting in 1999.

Then he was there, he's like, oh, you know, this whole doctor thing isn't quite for me.

So he took a job working for Google.

We're going to fast forward to 2009.

Ben and a friend of his from college, Paul, along with Evan Sharp, they started working a site in which people could show collections of things that they were interested in.

Kind of like an electronic bulletin board.

So what was the site?

Of course, you can figure it out.

You know that.

The site is Pinterest.

But to make Pinterest take off, here's the twigrant question, the group did what?

So which of these is true?

The group did what?

A, they took ads out at the metro station all over Washington, D.C. B, they attended every hall and garden show in the three state area. C, they

personally wrote to the site's first 7,000 users with their cell phone numbers asking for feedback,

or D, they made the site a Kickstarter project and that's the way

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