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Equity crowdfunding and he went to Duke. He used to work in Silicon Valley. So he's like Silicon Valley.

And so yeah, he told us about the whole VC process and all that. But like I said, one of the good

things about Arneal Ege is that it's kind of turned into like a college course in sorts, where it's

like, you know, a lot of these things you hear about, but nobody really knows the inner workings of it.

Right. Right. From his perspective, he told us on the outside and but you actually have a VC firm.

Yes. So this is we're just getting the apples from the apple orchard. Yes. So this is dope.

So all right. All right. So we got to tell us. How did you how did you come into the venture capital world?

Okay. So after I sold my business, I at that time was very passionate about building some kind of

startup community in Harlem. So I did that. I mean, initially started as like a little meetup

that we call cofound Harlem. And it just kind of turned into, you know, at that point, because I sold

the business, I had a lot more bandwidth and creativity and runway and I wanted to make some shit

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