I have fond memories of Jolt Cola… it was my go-to when Coke changed it’s formula in the big scam to edit the original by swapping sugar for high fructose corn syrup… new Coke was so bad people were just happy to have something that KIND-OF tasted like old Coke
Garry leaves out the main drudgery of creating a success: long hours figuring out the messes that coders must deal with because those other dorks who built the coding languages and operating systems were always autistics, substance abusers, insomniacs or all three.
Mark, you didn’t have an idea and take the risk to have it built that someone was willing to pay for. Most of the dot-commers put up their little money to make their idea into reality. Many went nowhere. Some didn’t. That’s the risk of all new ideas and entrepreneurs. Heck… some even ignore the market and end up losing it all (see Mike’s business)
Complain about those willing to pay that money for the idea… same as all professional sport figures.
One should note that Jolt Cola has been discontinued for four years now. Many people figured out that it just let you stay up all night making BAD DECISIONS.
BE THIS GUY about 1 year ago
It takes a lot of work to con investors into thinking you’ve produced something worthwhile.
Yngvar Følling about 1 year ago
I don’t think Jolt Cola existed when Mark was a college student in the 1970s.
rekam Premium Member about 1 year ago
BE THIS GUY, just ask Donnie John.
The dude from FL Premium Member about 1 year ago
Love it, this generation thinks they have it worse than any other generation. I’d tell them a few stories
ncrist about 1 year ago
1980s
snsurone76 about 1 year ago
What is “fooseball”?
Johnny Q Premium Member about 1 year ago
Humphrey Bogart: “What makes me think I’m worth $200,000 a movie? Because I can get it!”
affluentave about 1 year ago
Jolt Cola..Created 1985..Bankrupt 2009
Serial Pedant about 1 year ago
It was called ‘speed’.
erick.robinson about 1 year ago
I have fond memories of Jolt Cola… it was my go-to when Coke changed it’s formula in the big scam to edit the original by swapping sugar for high fructose corn syrup… new Coke was so bad people were just happy to have something that KIND-OF tasted like old Coke
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 1 year ago
Your Dad stole it,Mark.Ask Jim(OBSCENE PROFITS)Andrews
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 1 year ago
The only honest financial success in the cast is Bernie.
PoodleGroomer about 1 year ago
You paid down your Walden school loan.
BeniHanna6 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Sounds like Mark is a little jealous. Time for the dot. Comer to just walk away from the station.
The Wolf In Your Midst about 1 year ago
Hey, he stole that money fair and square!
chaszigmund about 1 year ago
Garry leaves out the main drudgery of creating a success: long hours figuring out the messes that coders must deal with because those other dorks who built the coding languages and operating systems were always autistics, substance abusers, insomniacs or all three.
Timothy Madigan Premium Member about 1 year ago
Mark, you didn’t have an idea and take the risk to have it built that someone was willing to pay for. Most of the dot-commers put up their little money to make their idea into reality. Many went nowhere. Some didn’t. That’s the risk of all new ideas and entrepreneurs. Heck… some even ignore the market and end up losing it all (see Mike’s business)
Complain about those willing to pay that money for the idea… same as all professional sport figures.
mindjob about 1 year ago
Plus I wore black turtleneck sweaters to give myself the Steve Jobs look
mistercatworks about 1 year ago
One should note that Jolt Cola has been discontinued for four years now. Many people figured out that it just let you stay up all night making BAD DECISIONS.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace about 1 year ago
It just stands to reason.
WE WUZ ROBBED!
(and he went off to pout in a corner, sucking his thumb, pulling his ear)
dlogotop83 about 1 year ago
I loved Jolt Cola. I wish someone would revive it.
[Unnamed Reader - 41ce35] about 1 year ago
Kind of beside the point
meetinthemiddle about 1 year ago
I worked at a .com at the height… The level of bs was absolutely astounding.