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I applied to your open role and never heard back. My portfolio and a short video pitch are at samrivera.work/pitch. Can I get a shot at an interview?
You left big tech to go indie. I have the same chance and eight months of savings. Would you take the leap in my shoes?
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Your reviews got me to switch to three new apps this year. I built a habit tracker for people with ADHD. Would you review it, and what do you charge?
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I run a tiny café and want to serve your beans. I emailed twice and heard nothing. What would it take to carry them?
I've done open mics for a year. My best five minutes is at youtu.be/4kSmQ8tLw2c. If it makes you laugh, would you give me a guest spot at your Thursday show?
Your app is the only budget tool we trust. Take this as a sign of real demand. Would it help get an Android version off the ground?
300 of us are coming to your Berlin show. Would you dedicate 'Low Tide' to the Night Owls Berlin fan club from the stage?
Would you do one more run of the walnut case if 200 of us commit by the end of the month?
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