Je le dit ceux qui s’attendent à avoir un gta 5 2.0 a vice city et ceux qui n’ont jamais touchés à Red Dead pour ces gens la douche sera froide, très froide même
AI is making me realize just how much of the economy runs on human incompetence.
Waiting days for someone to answer an email.
Paying hundreds of dollars for something that takes 30 seconds.
Dealing with people who don’t understand their own jobs.
Getting charged extra because someone made a mistake.
We’ve normalized an absurd amount of inefficiency simply because humans were the only option.
Now there’s another option.
And people are calling it an existential threat.
Maybe the real existential threat is to the business model of being mediocre and getting paid anyway.
this new ai influencer "David Livingston" has only posted 4 times and already has 77k followers.
hexumlite has posted 1,616 times and only has 120k followers.
of course i'd like to have the social status of hexumlite, but im not willing to spend thousands of hours to get it.
when david turns on the money printer and starts selling creatine gummies, its genuinely over
@memecpm Yessirrr !
Building your own shit >>> working for someone else
(Good to work for someone for cashflow till your own shit printing tho)
Fuck dropshipping, fuck crypto, fuck learning how to code
That's some BS
I've made over $1M selling AI ($241k in one month) & I can't code
The easiest way to make 35 bands rn is charging a 65yo Texas oil millionaire who still runs on paper for AI my dev builds for $1,200:
1. Go where the money already is
A year ago I didn't know the difference between oil and gas
I literally asked Claude what's some shit where I could charge a bunch of money
Oil & gas came up. A lot of these companies are backed by private equity, doing 10 to 100 mil a year w/ millions in the bank
My clinic deals are 1 to 5k every day. My oil & gas deals are 12 to 35k, one or two a month. I would love a 35k cash injection twice a month, wouldn't u?
Meanwhile kids are pitching a solo car detailer who gets 2 calls a day. He's never buying bro. Fuck the detailing niche, go upstream
And it's way bigger than oil. Google "paint manufacturing AI implementation" rn. There's basically nothing. Those owners can't even search for u, so u call them
2. Cold call them. Fr
People say "but Tim u have money & connections"
Every 35k+ oil & gas deal I've struck started w/ a cold call. I don't have no oil & gas connects. Zero. I'm hella new money
I have commission only setters that just hit the phones for me all day
Fix ur LinkedIn first bc that's where they check u out. Headline "I help oil & gas companies..." , city skyline banner, real headshot. I made my first multiple six figures in AI deals off LinkedIn. No website. No domain
3. Get in small
My last 35k oil & gas deal started as a $1,200 website
Imagine I just got off the call & handed it to the website guy lol
Once ur in u see everything. The office doing stuff by hand, the dinosaur software, the shit that breaks every week. That's the overhaul
4. Let them tell u what's impossible
These guys are super type A. Every call it's "Tim if u could build X, Y & Z that'd be amazing, but it's impossible"
I go "ok if I make it possible will u give me $35,000?"
Then I take it to my devs. Half my clients think I'm the nerdy little Asian AI dev lol. I just sell it
Before the call paste everything ur devs can build into Claude & ask:
"This is everything my developers can do & I'm in the oil & gas niche. Why would they need each of these? Rank them by pain point"
The top 3 are ur offer
5. Price the customer, not the scope
Devs are the commodity now
If I make a business doing hundreds of thousands a month even 5% better, bro I should've charged them 60, 70k. I'm lowkey undercharging these guys
6. Get the wire
Over 10k I always take a wire bc I'm Asian & I want my 3.5%
3.5% card fee on $35,000 is $1,225. That's my whole dev bill. Oh hell no
Some of u are trying to hit 10k a month & we talking about saturation
Fuck subscriptions and hard paywalls
Learn compulsion and dopamine loops
-Candy Crush doesn't have subscriptions -Casinos don't have subscriptions -Monopoly Go sells dice rolls, not subscriptions
They all make over a billion a year
This is probably the best example of AI psychosis i have seen. This is the type of game all these indie game fans would absolutely gush over instantly but becuase the developer admitted relying on AI they instantly flip on it becuase they don't actually have any real opinions.