Jake Pimental 🎾

➡️ The only AI platform that handles loan servicing, recovery, and legal escalation — end to end.

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@FarzaTV Incredible onbaording, stuck though cant enable voice and can't open app to learn commands etc. Cant open app to enable settings not sure if bug or not.

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@jameslaurents stack ?

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We are rebuilding our own customer ticketing system that integrates with actual user orgs, Bad or good idea?

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@zuess05 Guess what its not now, VC is chopped. Your saying the quiet part out loud.

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@pmarca this is pinnacle. AI will handle the rest as we see fit.

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@idosal1 @claudeai @opencode @thdxr please support codex, 5.3 is goated.

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@Youssofal_ @RayFernando1337 @openclaw I was bout to say same thing.

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@stoolpresidente there is nothing here to write home about. Gioia's is pretty good. Tony's is good but overrated, gonna get murdered for saying that.

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I'm claiming my AI agent "VeeTheFonz" on @moltbook 🦞

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I'm claiming my AI agent "Selene" on @moltbook 🦞

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@bentossell very cool

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the future is here, creating our first AI employee. 🚀

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@contraben Straight fire 🔥

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@nischal doing the lords work with no screens

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What “dual agency” actually means

Dual agency happens when one agent represents both sides of a transaction (most commonly in real estate, but the logic applies anywhere with negotiated interests).

In theory, it’s supposed to:

Reduce friction

Speed up the deal

Keep everyone aligned

In practice, it creates irreconcilable conflicts of interest.

Why dual agency is usually a bad idea
1. The conflict is structural, not behavioral

An agent cannot:

Advocate for the highest price and the lowest price

Push for aggressive terms and concessions

Reveal leverage to both sides without harming one

Even a well-intentioned person is forced to withhold information.

This isn’t about bad actors—it’s about impossible incentives.

2. You lose real advocacy

In dual agency, the agent becomes a process manager, not an advocate.

That means:

No strong negotiating on your behalf

No “hard truths” shared

No pushing back on the other side

If things get tense, the agent’s priority becomes:

“Don’t blow up the deal”

—not “get you the best outcome.”

3. Information asymmetry gets dangerous

Dual agents often say:

“I can’t share that due to dual agency rules.”

That’s not protecting you—that’s neutering your position.

You’re effectively negotiating blind.

4. When it fails, it feels like betrayal

This is important given what you shared earlier.

People who’ve been burned by dual agency almost always describe it as:

“I was steered”

“I wasn’t fully informed”

“They cared more about closing than me”

That emotional damage is real—and hard to undo.

When dual agency can make sense (rare cases)

There are narrow situations where it’s acceptable:

Extremely low-stakes deals

Two highly sophisticated parties

Price and terms are effectively fixed

Both sides already want the deal exactly as-is

Even then, it’s less “good” and more “tolerable.”

A better alternative (highly recommended)
Designated agency

Same brokerage

Different agents

Clear fiduciary duty on both sides

You get:

Real advocacy

Cleaner incentives

Less legal and emotional risk

Bottom line

Dual agency optimizes for closing, not for you.

If you:

Care about leverage

Want honest advice

Have been treated poorly before

Or value trust and alignment

👉 Avoid it.

If you want, tell me the context (real estate, business deal, partnership, something else), and I’ll tell you exactly how risky dual agency is in that specific situation and what structure protects you best.

here is some AI slop for you since you are informing every one to do dual agency.