Busters posted:

https://twitter.com/nathenmazri/status/1711411517311053914?t=y5e8dCm0v3QQjN3iliB9Hw&s=19

CodfishCartographer posted:

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Thanks to Garfield and Scooby-Doo, Nathen Mazri’s experience at GarfieldEATS and Scooby-Doo EATS was instrumental in unveiling a massive $340 billion conundrum in the licensing sector. He recognized a crucial gap: there wasn’t an effective platform linking fans directly with licensees. This disconnect made acquiring licensed products a cumbersome and often expensive ordeal. Armed with this realization, Nathen embarked on a mission to devise a solution since 2021—a platform specifically designed to bridge this gap, ensuring that fans could easily and affordably access their favorite licensed merchandise and licensees can easily be discovered to the right audience and not only limited to the top 5 giants manufacturers only such as Hasbro and others. Egeez actually solves more than ten problems with amazing new features and it is not just an app, but Nathen declined to comment further.

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Understanding the scope of his ambitious project Egeez and Ai, Nathen Mazri was aware that substantial funding was crucial for its realization. He set a target to secure $4 million in pre-seed capital, a vital step for launching and scaling up the platform. The development of a ready prototype was made possible by the early investment from Fadi (Eddy) El-Masri, co-founder. Nathen’s journey in acquiring this capital sheds light on the intricate dynamics of startup financing and the venture capital landscape. He even met and spoke to two of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills funny enough, but he says “they are rich made for waste sadly. They don’t get it! Such people never end up solving big problems in the world even if you tried to educate them.”

Nathen even spoke on the phone with Hulk Hogan while Hulk was at the gym. However, Hogan was primarily focused on relishing his recent legal triumph. The jury had held Gawker Media accountable in Hogan’s lawsuit, bestowing upon him, known professionally as Hulk Hogan, a substantial sum of $115 million in compensatory damages and an additional $25 million in punitive damages. “You would think four million is nothing to him, but it’s also about priorities for people,” Nathen says.