Shaun Clowes

“I'm glad to be a bit of a curiosity.”

“Oh, average sale press, [inaudible 00:43:22] MRR or some other revenue metric.”

“Yes. Yeah, it makes me feel like an old person, but yes, it was a very long time ago.”

“Basically it's now called PLG, but yeah, at that time we didn't even know what to call it exactly.”

“Oh man, I'm so far off. When I left it must have been 80,000 customers.”

“I mean, there's a lot of things that didn't go exactly to plan, Lenny. Very early on in my career, I was still a developer and I accidentally deleted one of the core systems of the company that I was ...”

“Yes. Isn't that amazing, right? It doesn't mean it's permanently fatal, but asking that question and going through that reckoning turns out that came out stronger.”

“I'm watching a program. I don't get to watch very much TV, mostly at night. I like to watch things that are extremely light, that just don't at all inspire any element of stress and that are very shor...”

“Yeah, it's really funny. I really like that. It's so ridiculous, but very funny. So I like that.”

“It's so weird. In the first episode I'm like, "What is this show?" It's not even clear what time it set in, and it's very weird. It's really cool.”

“Abseil. You might think of it as rappelling. Rappelling, I think. Yeah, lowering yourself down on a rope or...”

“Oh, no, abseiling which is also, I think in the States you guys call it rappelling.”