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▶ 4:10 Regina Pradham I tell people, um, you know, I get, even to this day at Tarka, people come to me asking constantly, saying, I'm a doctor, I'm an engineer, I work for Dell, um, and I'd like to franchise.

▶ 1:29 Cody Bradstreet Um, and I had done everything from, um, financing, accounting work, to outside sales work, to project management work, and I was working at Dell at the time. 7 times in the scene
▶ 2:35 Cody Bradstreet I was at Dell. 6 times in the scene
▶ 5:43 Cody Bradstreet Um, not, it wasn't an insignificant amount, but probably close to a year's salary, Adele.
▶ 8:55 Cody Bradstreet Strategically, that was just the best course for me because I was still working full-time at Dell.
▶ 14:30 Nathan Latka She was hustling at Adele in a, in a place that was really competitive and crazy.

▶ 13:40 Madison Wickham Um, but we ended up building a relationship with a guy named Jim Schneider, who's a former CFO of Dell and, um, is a very active angel investor here in Austin. 2 times in the scene

▶ 3:26 Subbu Rama Uh, we're all ex-Intel, you know, ex-Dell, you know, ex-Samsung people who started the company.
▶ 3:40 Nathan Latka So, when did you decide to leave Dell, or Intel, or the corporate world, and launch the business? 2 times in the scene

▶ 21:28 Bob Moore Uh, Bob Mal is a guy who, uh, was the CEO over at a company called Boomi, which he sold to Dell, um, a few years back, then started another startup, and that startup, uh, didn't survive, and now he's running, uh, kind of his third at bat,…

▶ 11:30 Cameron Johnson It really follows, uh, Dell's entire story is starting by selling one computer out of his dorm room, and then he was moving office space every two months into something bigger, and the thing, though, too, about most of these entrepreneurs…

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