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• 9:25 → 10:00· in cut

  Roger Holden: Sorry about that. Roger Holden: The phone's going off in the background. Roger Holden: But yeah, just figuring out what can and can't be said, and then I think that'll kind of dictate the like intricacy of the website itself. Roger Holden: But generally, it's like most websites on like a really cheap end, people are doing like, or I don't to say cheap, but affordable. Roger Holden: People are usually doing like $500 to $1,000, and it's like covers pretty much everything that you're looking for. Roger Holden: Anything over that is going to be, I think, kind of overkill for what you're looking for, just because you're not necessarily needing, you're not collecting a ton of people.

• 9:25 → 9:59

  Roger Holden: Yeah, we just build everybody's custom assistant or whatever into their admin login. OM: Wow. OM: Okay. OM: I mean, realistically, Slack is simple. OM: The main thing I like is just, okay, there's, you can have channels, you can talk to people, you can pinch it, you can make lists here. OM: It's not that complicated. OM: You can edit stuff, you can react to it, you can reply in certain, like to this specific thread. OM: That's really it. OM: There's not too much more to it. Roger Holden: We got to make sure that we, one feature I hate is I can't double tap to like certain things and then we need GIFs.

• 9:59 → 10:31· in cut

  Roger Holden: Well, I... OM: We want to make sure that those are in there, too. OM: That's so true. OM: That's so true. OM: What I want to do, man, is you know how Elon, like, you know how he just likes to around and have fun and, like, him going into the car space, his personality is just like, yeah, we're building a car, but, like, there's also this culture behind it of, like, around and having fun, where it's like he made him be able to dance and talk back and that kind of thing. OM: Like, that's what I want, and that's how I want us to approach it of, this isn't just some boring software that's, like, click buttons.

• 10:00 → 10:35· in cut

  Roger Holden: You don't need to worry about HIPAA compliance and encrypted and stuff like that. Roger Holden: But if you do end up wanting that and it gets a little more serious, those are things that we can easily stack onto it. Roger Holden: But like I said, that's pretty standard for web design, usually between that $500 and $1,000 price range without the automatic email and all that stuff. Roger Holden: But if that sounds like it's something within the range you were looking for, I'd be happy to put together some sort of little report, come back with some information for you and see if we can get that done for you.

• 10:31 → 11:06· in cut

  OM: Like, dude, what I want, bro, is honestly. Roger Holden: Speak into existence, dude. OM: What I foresee is literally people having their own, like, wealth jarvis, and then it's like they can talk to it and tell it, hey, I'm experiencing these things, I'm feeling this way today. Roger Holden: So you want your clients to be able to just voice dump into something. OM: bro, and get real-time poaching feedback and, like, you know how ChatGPT. OM: And people would make these content pieces of, hey, hey, chat, like, why is this happening in the world?

• 10:35 → 11:05· in cut

  Roger Holden: And then from there, would just be a matter of designs, colors, pictures, anything that you can share, any kind of prompting for what exactly you're looking for in terms of just graphics design. Roger Holden: Then we can kind of just work together. Roger Holden: It's no different than working with a graphic designer. Roger Holden: just go back and forth with a couple iterations until you're happy with it. Roger Holden: Okay. Bryan Gutierrez: Yeah, that's definitely around what I was looking for, for sure. Roger Holden: Right on. Roger Holden: Yeah, dude. Roger Holden: So I mean, that's pretty simple. Roger Holden: Pretty affordable. Bryan Gutierrez: Yeah, I don't need nothing crazy yet.

• 11:05 → 11:39· in cut

  Bryan Gutierrez: But you know, I know that I'm excited to work with you because I know you could scale it if things get bigger, you know, so one step at a time, really. Bryan Gutierrez: Yeah, of course, dude. Roger Holden: And I'm the type of person like, even just in my line of work, I'm the last person that gets on a call and is like going to psychologically pressure somebody into something they don't need. Roger Holden: Like I've been in that position too, from, you know, from my standpoint, trying to launch our brand and the business and stuff. Roger Holden: So I'll always be blunt and honest with you. Roger Holden: Like, I'm not going to sell you on something you don't need. Roger Holden: And you'll also see it too. Roger Holden: I think that's the biggest thing in this digital space is it's a big dick wave in competition, just like the supplement brand spaces.

• 11:06 → 11:37· in cut

  OM: Or what's this thing? OM: And then it's like, oh, this and this and this. OM: so now it's not reliant on me always. Roger Holden: But it has your knowledge files and your blueprints that it's using as its language and its context to give them the feedback in real time, essentially. OM: Yes. OM: And even more than just my knowledge files, right? Roger Holden: It is also your knowledge files. OM: It's also based on all the latest science and literature. OM: It's also like it's very articulate and sometimes it's witty and clever and comical.