We found an app that lets you buy anything for $0

Sam, we've been doing it all wrong. This whole business thing, this building thing, we've been doing it all wrong. See, we thought you have to build a product. That product has to do something, has to add value, solve a problem. And here, I will read you this tweet. This is from Nexta TV. They say dopamine websites are the new trend in South Korea. These services let users endlessly browse food delivery menus, read reviews, fill their shopping carts, and even track their shipment. But the only catch, none of it's real. You're not really placing an order for anything. There are also virtual smoke breaks where you can join anonymous people in chat rooms to recreate the feeling of taking a smoke break without having to smoke a cigarette. The idea is simple. Give people the familiar dopamine hit without them having to actually spend any money, leave the house, smoke, or do anything else along those habits. And these are becoming incredibly popular in South Korea, apparently. Is this the same country that's having a massive birth rate issue? It's unrelated. It it checks out if they're gonna create virtual smoke groups and fake buy stuff. What the heck, guys? So the the trend started, you know, this year, and it's basically Korean Gen z. They sort of realized that a lot of the fun in online shopping is just browsing. It's just putting things in the cart. It's hitting checkout. You know, getting the actual product is, you know, sure. That maybe that that adds some value, but there's a lot of fun in just the other side of it. And so you can see, here. I I can pull one of them up. Let me open and so this is a app called Food Never Comes. And, alright. So check this out. So you open up the app, and you could select rabbit or turtle delivery. So fast or slow. Do you wanna you want should we pay for fast or slow? I guess we should pay for fast. I wanna get it Yeah. Fast. Get my fix up quickly. Let's treat ourselves. Okay. So now there's a fried chicken restaurant. So we can have the half and half crispy chicken. The cheese balls, gotta go with the cheese balls. Maybe the soy glazed chicken will go spicy. We'll add a cola. Add to cart. And then we can go ahead. We could check out. We put in our info here, and then we could watch this delivery make its way to our house, never actually come. And, that's it. It's the blue balls of of entrepreneurship saying, are you in or you out? Dude, how can the this group of people who have brought us such amazing things like the Kia Telluride or Samsung Hip hop demon hunters. Yeah. Like, go and do something so stupid. They're the Koreans, you guys really are like the barbell strategy of life. They're bringing us such …