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Leverage. and. its our design thats. the size the smurf experience also aims to spread the smurfs values of tolerance solidarity and friendship irans till january twenty nineteen and will then go on an international goodwill to all. and goodwill to i know some ground that. oh oh they get sacked ok so i think one of the slopes so populist is well i think its the simplicity really i mean i think theyre environmentally friendly they live in a cute little village in the forest. as i stress that real...

I dont know why a man who wants to be seen as strong as badly as he does doesnt take on the strong. thats the only way that youll get the title he wants. he wants to be the badass of the world, the man whos respected the most, then you have to go after the people that have that title. thats not a pack of people fleeing for their lives from honduras fleeing and looking for asylum. thats not how you do it, you go after the tough, but he doesnt do it. putin gives him a break, we should be friends. ...

The cycle repeats itself again and again. the question is how do you maintain that simplicity as a senn. one little trick, you ask yougs, is there something live already they would trade for this new future. is there something i would add. >> ive got it. then you end up with a product that isnt so simple and you get more stuff. >> exactly. its tough to kill anything in your product or sfgs. anything you made you have an affection toward but if you challenge your team and say for everybodying we ...

On tre pre newses who have done this. he would think about the icon and driver or is it like taxis on demand and defining that up front and having that debate helps with the product i.c.e. >> i just interviewed the found founder and he talks about one of the things he does great is kills things off. >> its the idea that they get super excited about a new simple product because of its simplicity. it take always of these new customers for granted, starts to type into the needs of their greatest cu...

>> because in the vast majority of violent crime that occurs in this country, alex, its generally speaking people close by. people always take the path of least resistance. theyre like water. obviously doing something closer to home is easier, dependent upon what their motives are. also, theres a better familiarity with the terrain and the people that live there. their comings and goings and things like that. bad guys want patterns. they want simplicity. they want, like i said, the path of least...

This. a camp who found it -- a co-founder at uber, he would think about the icon and the design of it and is it everyones private driver, is it an aspirational brand or taxis on demand. is it in every persons brand. to finding that debate helps with the product itself. >> make one subtraction for every addition. i interviewed the founder -- co-founder of nail chip recently. he talks about one of the things he really does great is kills things off. >> its funny. i call it the product life cycle. ...

And again. how do you maintain that simplicity as a zen of your product. one little trick is that every time you have a new feature or addition to make, you ask yourself, first of all, is there something live already that i would trade for this new feature. is there something i would take out? >> youre talking product specific about taking things out. thats so smart. you end up with a product that isnt so simple because youre adding so much stuff. >> its hard to kill anything in your product or ...

>> the cash flow was very simple and predictable and there were low start-up costs and easy financials. >> the cost related to running the business happens as the business runs. >> where the hardware purchase maybe cost $50, the invebtry business can be six figures. >> liz needed to start up a prototype, pay for factory tooling and stock up on inventory all before earning a single pen. this required a 10-year, six-figure sba-backed loan. >> i needed to put my house on the line to get that loan, ...

Predictable. and there were low startup costs and easy financials. >> the cost related to running the business got covered as the business runs. >> whereas the hardware store purchase maybe cost $50, the inventory purchase can be six figures easily. >> just to start up citi bin, she had to pay for factory tooling, stock up inventory before earning a single penny. this required a ten-year, six-figure fda backed loan. >> i needed to put my house on the line to get that loan. if my business fails, ...

Well as the d.c. case. so that added a little bit of a wrinkle. but this is a fairly run of the mind cooperation agreement. this is what all defendants need to do when they cooperate. they have to plead guilty to all of their criminal conduct, and they have to give information, any information and all information about anyone and everyone that they know, they cannot pick and choose who they are going to give information about. and ultimately, they need to testify if theyre asked to do that. and ...