The line formed outside an AI-insurance-branded coffee shop.
ok ... but why?
In an alley outside SF's Corgi Cafe, a 24-hour coffee shop operated by an AI insurance startup, around 50 people lined up Thursday evening to admire the latest tech company swag. Here's a taste of what that entailed.
See more: https://sf.news/43VTGjF
Users in the replies hated the AI startup and dismissed its San Francisco cafe swag lines as attention-seeking behavior while accusing the company of regulatory evasion and anticipating an SEC probe.
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i swear to god all of these people get off to being publicly humiliated, its a kink that dresses itself up in uniqlo and lululemon office wear
In an alley outside SF's Corgi Cafe, a 24-hour coffee shop operated by an AI insurance startup, around 50 people lined up Thursday evening to admire the latest tech company swag. Here's a taste of what that entailed.
See more: https://sf.news/43VTGjF
They saw how profitable private credit has been. All you have to do is hide from regulators with semantics, and then you no longer have any legal reqs for accurate bookkeeping, and it's nearly impossible to be convicted of negligence.
This will be very profitable for insurance, which is already a scam in the first place.
@scootykins I hate this company and I can't wait for the SEC investigation
@scootykins my god lmao
@Ken67547214 someone with too much money is bankrolling all of it and idk why
@scootykins it’s like 80% indian dudes watching i’m cryingggg
@scootykins Lululemon is based.
@scootykins He does have nice arms tho
@scootykins No it’s just attention seeking behavior
@lucile_darling Yeah man culture is back sf is hot. These are the only people that can afford to live there right now
@lucile_darling @scootykins mmmm polyester rayon
