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Tyler, 31
Wirehaired Founder · Intake 2026-08-21 · Pending rehabilitation
Pre-revenue. Post-humility. Would love to get your feedback on something.
Behavioral assessment
- — Pivots when startled.
- — Calls every dinner a "working dinner." Does not pay for it.
- — Responds to his name, and to "disruption."
- — Wakes at 4:45 a.m. and needs you to know about it.
Good with
- Dogs
- Children
- Other humans
- Unsupervised internet access
Intake notes
Tyler was surrendered by three co-founders in a single, surprisingly amicable email. He arrived with a hoodie, a standing desk, and a pitch deck he has asked every member of our staff to "just take a quick look at." Tyler is warm, relentlessly optimistic, and incapable of eating a sandwich without describing it as a platform. He is in a structured program and has now gone nine days without using the word "ecosystem" about a lunch order. Tyler rehomes best with a household that will ask how the company is doing, and then — crucially — let him answer only once.
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