ButcherBox

“It is, but no. There are very few publicly traded companies that are like B Corp or take, take that path. I think it's a hard path to take where you are not gonna just care about your shareholders.”

“First year we did five million. The second year we did thirty five million and then a hundred million. Pretty much up to fifty million. That was our only marketing.”

“Even when I started ButcherBox and to this day my Fridays, I stayed at home. I was like, I'm not working on Fridays. I'm just gonna like hang out with my daughter.”

“Took, I don't know, four or five months to get a thousand subscribers. And a thousand subscribers when you're doing a 129 dollars a box is, you know, that's a, you're already over a million dollar business.”

“And so I actually, I don't think I'd be around right now if I had raised money.”

“The reality is even our customers go to the grocery store two times a week.”

“We went out to raise 25,000 and I think at the first day we raised 50,000 and did 210,000 within 30 days.”

“What I found with older people is, like, there's really no ego. They're not, he's not trying to build his career. He's just, like, trying to do something meaningful and fun. And so to pair him with somebody with no experience and a lot of grit was like magical…”