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This was such a fascinating deep dive into the future of drone delivery. The way you've combined fixed-wing efficiency with VTOL capabilities in such a lightweight design is incredibly smart-especially since weight and aerodynamics have such a massive impact on range, cost, and noise. It’s crazy to think how little last-mile delivery has evolved over the past century, and this feels like a true step forward. The regulatory side is definitely one of the biggest hurdles, but it makes sense that early traction in less restrictive markets will help push things forward globally. It’s also interesting how urban delivery solutions, like lockers or rooftop drop zones, might help scale this tech in more populated areas. The idea of delivery costs approaching zero over time is wild-if this takes off, it could completely reshape commerce and logistics as we know it. Excited to see how Airbound develops, especially with FAA regulations on the horizon. The fact that this started as a high school project just makes it even more impressive!

Thank's again for having me on, Jason. Was a great chat!

How do you make it easier for logistic and shipping companies to stop being the BS they are...

thanks for having me!

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I burned mine. I’m looking forward to global warming. The Northwest is cold. I would love to have a more favorable climate.

He's right people are stupid. They will be even stupider next year so "Year of the creator part 2"

I am hoping they stay in business.

This is super amazing. A podcast with full of precious gems. Thank you so much for sharing!!!!

Dude on the bottom looks like me in lecture when i don't understand what the professor is saying.

Jason, great to catchup with you and have this long overdue conversation! Look forward to the next one!

Thank you for this interview!!

I wish it was as easy to sell on Amazon as it was to buy

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That's awesome, Rupesh! You said it very well. I'm proud to be a part of your team!! We are thrilled and excited!!

Superb Rupesh!! What a vision and clarity! True B2B leader!

HI JASON, ITS A GREAT PODCAST, I LANDED HERE FROM REDDIT, I AM MOHIT FROM INDIA AND THIS HELPED ME IN BUILDING A LONGTERM STRATEGY FOR MY ECOMMERCE TRANSITION I AM MAKING...... THANKS

Here in Brazil Mercado Livre (the same Argentine company as Mercado Libre) is huge. I can't live without it, as Amazon is cool but not as necessary, especially for auto parts. New or used. I would like to have access to more parts for my Ford Focus because what's built here is not always of the best quality. At least Autozone has started their operations here. Our parts market is not that "professional" as we would like. Regarding the RUclips presence from repair shops, I'll probably not need to, but if I happen to be in US someday, I would look for TRQ and 1Auto because their videos sure awesome and helped me a lot. I'll all in favor of better integration between customers and providers.

This was a ton of fun! Thank you for having me!

Hi linus, didnt know your into furniture

...does he still even run Apricoat?!

Just realised this came out an hour ago, and I will tell you for free this is the algo working overtime and recommending what I want to see now 👀👀. Great and insightful from you both!

They stopped investing enough in new battery tech. The range hasn't been expanded fast enough. If they bring out an EV with 1000kms/500miles and safe batteries, then it will go nuts.

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Interesting one. I dont think youg guys left anything out. Theres a lot of Fintech here in India which have more or less automated the B2B payments, making it equivalent to running your payroll once a month. That mostly has to do with government building key instant payments infra like UPI / RTGS. I am actually surprised something like this doesnt exist elsewhere.

Hey! Absolutely banger of a podcast. Thanks for this. How do companies manage it on the ERP on their end? Do they create a new PO for each shipment or its the first PO which has all these details? We ofcourse dont want the Invoices stuck because they dont the have the related PO details right.

Really enjoyed listening to this one Jason. It was a great chat and got me thinking about a few things

Good insightful discussion. Loved the key points around DTC's GTM and distribution.

Amazon is way more an enemy for a long time.

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This is so powerful. I hadn’t thought about it this way but it does make a lot of sense. In nature, there is no regard for life or destruction. Everything is just fighting to stay alive, at any cost.

Eric Vevang is a convicted sex offender

Amazing educational content. I do resonate a lot with your discussion around hidden costs of employee management. Some of our clients often want staff as cheap as possible, but forget that this in most cases means compromising on quality/experience, and thus requiring more management from their side. 9/10 times we end up switching their staff to someone with more experience later on as their initial goal was saving time.

What’s is your Ecommerce accountant. Do they prepare you for exits?

Healthline pisses me off, I am that 1% that says no and leaves if your site kačka the - reject all, option. (Object to legitimate interest is also a must)

Double Jason...👊. Indeed an amazing episode. Thanks Jason.

Great podcast. Some real useful information here. I’d love to hear more examples of b2b successes on TikTok.

Best advice I've heard in a long time

Amazing episode. Ton of knowledge here. Thanks Jason.

Thank you for the in-depth analysis and explanation of the complex world of B2B in simple words!

very useful

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Who are you guys studying here which brand?

This has validated my hypothesis. I’m currently building a similar project with two friends and I absolutely don’t see the need for more hands, we seem to have it all covered.

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Best wishes to Rye on a huge and daunting task.

Greenwood is without question the B2B 🐐

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Great podcast, The personalisation from the product side is top-notch.

A ton of knowledge here. Thanks, Jason.