And I had to pitch to win.

And my pitch was horrible, right?

It just didn't go.

I misspoke.

I wasn't really prepared.

I got nervous with all the makeup artists and the whole scene.

On day one, we, and with we, I mean, Chris, my co-founder and myself,

we sort of agreed that, hey, we're not into this game to build the next content

platform or something which doesn't really solve the issue. Because in our minds, there was

enough content for almost everything already. So we're either really going to solve this

mathematically in a way that's fully scalable or we don't. And then we just call it quiz.

My name is Rster Weiden.

I'm the CEO and co-founder of Kimo.

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Rince Dervide lives in Amsterdam with his three-month-old daughter, who he enjoys very much.

And he considers himself quite lucky because his girlfriend does most of the

work. He's an avid kite surfer, and he likes to be outdoors on the water. He started wave surfing

and did it for eight years, but found it incredibly difficult. He switched to kite surfing six years

ago and finds it much more enjoyable. He was a strategy consultant for 10 years, but then he hit a wall

at one point, decided to move on to something new, and that new thing was AI.

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