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He clicked.
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“Sit down,” she said, sliding the card into her breast pocket. “Tell me about your startup.”
He clicked.
Victoria picked it up. She turned it over. She looked at the matte finish, the clean kerning, the way the silver caught the fluorescent light.
At 8:00 AM, Leo walked into the conference room. Across the table sat Victoria Chen, the queen of angel investors. She didn't shake hands. She just stared.
Three months later, Leo signed the term sheet. He framed the first dollar he made, but on his desk, under glass, was the first card he ever printed.
And he had no business cards.
It looked like a time capsule from 2008. The download button was a pixelated gif. Every instinct told him this was how you got a virus that would ransom his hard drive for Bitcoin.
She pulled out her own card—a thick, letterpressed monstrosity that cost $5 a pop. She placed Leo’s beside it.
He hit Export PDF .
“Who designed this?” she asked.
His looked better.
“I was printing,” Leo replied, sliding a card across the polished oak.
“Premium card templates? $49/month subscription,” read the second.