15-Year-Old EV Charger Founder Impersonates His Father For Business

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: - Okay, tell us about your startup. [00:00:01] Speaker 2: - We build AI toys for kids. [00:00:03] Speaker 1: - AI toys for kids. - Whoa, that's dystopian. - Interesting. All right, and-- [00:00:09] Speaker 3: - Brandon, Brandon, you pull up the Pokemon Hariyama [00:00:12] Speaker 1: when you get a chance. [00:00:14] Speaker 3: - What Pokemon? - Anyway, it's called Hariyama. [00:00:17] Speaker 1: - Outlier human. - Yeah. - AI toys for kids. - Yeah. - Can we see, do you have a website? [00:00:24] Speaker 2: - Yeah, you can go to outlierhumans.com. - Outlierhumans.com. - I wanna see what these toys look like. [00:00:30] Speaker 1: - Yeah. - Jesus Christ. - Okay. - Okay, outlierhumans.com. - Yeah. - Curiosity. The next generation is going to grow up in a world surrounded by AI. - Isn't it crazy that this is the landing page of a toy company? [00:00:56] Speaker 2: - We're in beta. We're in beta. So if you go to the product tab, I think that's where you'd see. - Are you the product? [00:01:05] Speaker 4: - Wait, are you? No. - Bro. - Is this just a scheme to get yourself into children's bedrooms? What is this? - Oh my God. - He's like, rub my belly. [00:01:16] Speaker 2: - That's the product. That's the product. That's the product. [00:01:20] Speaker 3: - What the fucking shit is that thing? - So when you're working 17 hours a day, are you under children's beds? - Wait, be respectful, guys. 11 subscribers. - First of all, what videos do we have? What is this? What is happening? [00:01:42] Speaker 2: Play it. - Let's see the toy. - It's in my hands. - Hey, bunny. - Why do we sleep? - What the fuck kind of question is that? - Kids are curious. - Oh, initial. [00:01:54] Speaker 5: That's a wonderful question. [00:01:55] Speaker 1: - It's a dumb as shit question. - A couple of weeks ago when you asked [00:01:59] Speaker 5: why your legs get tired after running around, that was your body saying, "Hey, I need rest." [00:02:05] Speaker 3: - Bro, what the fuck is this crap? - What the fuck is that? - You just put ChatGPT in that ugly ass box? Dude, be more original. - ChatGPT's inside like, "Get me the out of here." - Dude, remember there was a product? - There's no moat to your company at all. [00:02:25] Speaker 1: - Remember, like a year ago there was this orange bull AI, physical AI product, rabbit AI, I think? Yeah, and then it failed spectacularly. Did you just think, okay, maybe if the user base is six-year-olds. - Yeah. - You said it's a toy. It doesn't look like a toy. It looks like a dystopian, horrible little, like, it looks like a malformed iPhone. It looks like an iPhone tried to breed with a pixel. [00:02:56] Speaker 5: - Yeah. [00:02:57] Speaker 1: - And the result was just some monstrosity. - What's, like, what's the goal? Like, what is it supposed to do for kids? [00:03:03] Speaker 2: - Okay, it's supposed to answer their curious questions and tells them stories, plays games with them, et cetera, et cetera. [00:03:09] Speaker 1: - So, so it's ChatGPT with very limited functionality? [00:03:12] Speaker 2: - With a lot of guardrails and limited functionality. [00:03:15] Speaker 1: - Right. [00:03:16] Speaker 3: Right, what's like-- - Why do we sleep? - Well, hey there, kiddo. That's a super cool question. [00:03:24] Speaker 6: So let me put on my toy helper hat. [00:03:26] Speaker 3: We sleep kind of like how toys need to rest in their toy box. - They don't. - It's how we get our energy back and let our brains and bodies grow strong. [00:03:33] Speaker 2: - 17 hours to get it right. [00:03:35] Speaker 3: - So it's kind of like a magical bedtime recharge that helps us feel all nice and ready for the next day of fun. - And why is there an Indian man under my bed? How many hours a day do you work and how much money do you make? [00:03:47] Speaker 7: - I don't know if I can say or not, but yeah, it's very-- - You can say. - You can say. [00:03:51] Speaker 3: - Yeah. - Dude, you can totally say. - No, it's totally cool. - Can you say? You can just say. - I grant you permission, you may say. [00:03:57] Speaker 4: - Why not say? - Do you guys think you can say? - You can say, right? Say. - Say, say, say, say. [00:04:05] Speaker 7: - I mean, it's really hard. I mean, around 14 to 15 hours daily, at least. - A day. [00:04:10] Speaker 3: - Oh, shit. - But they certainly must compensate you a lot. [00:04:12] Speaker 7: - Yeah. - I guess in Indian start-up scene, it's the same, I guess, everywhere. - Yeah, it's not a start-up, right? - I mean, these guys still work like a start-up only. - Okay, well, actually-- - Only in that you work 15 hours a day. That's the only way to start, yeah. [00:04:26] Speaker 1: - There's like a very lonely family out here. [00:04:28] Speaker 8: - Oh, yeah, let's talk to this guy. Oh, but he's like a-- - Okay, my dad was supposed to-- - He's 17. - I'm 15. - Oh, shit. [00:04:36] Speaker 6: - Get out, get out, get out. - I tm'd you guys, Brandon responded to me. He said I could come. - Okay, Brandon said you could come? - Yeah, he said I could come. [00:04:43] Speaker 1: - Okay, are you here to get an AI toy? - No, no, no, no. [00:04:48] Speaker 6: No, see, I had four start-ups, all of them failed. My dad was supposed to be here, he couldn't come here, so I came here, I'll talk about his start-up, just pretend I'm my dad, I'm 47 now. [00:04:58] Speaker 3: - Wait, what? - Wait, wait, wait, hold on, how did you even hear about this show? [00:05:01] Speaker 6: - Instagram? [00:05:02] Speaker 1: - I can't pretend you're your dad, but we can't pretend that I'm your dad. - No, no, no, no, shh. [00:05:07] Speaker 6: - No, let's pretend I'm my dad, I have a start-up. [00:05:11] Speaker 8: What? - Is your start-up, supersonic hearing? - Not related to AI. [00:05:16] Speaker 1: - Can you look directly into the camera for a second? [00:05:18] Speaker 8: - Yeah, my ears, I know. [00:05:21] Speaker 3: - Dude, they are cute, did you like fly here with them? [00:05:24] Speaker 6: - He's hotter, can he say that? - Huh? - Can he say that, he's hotter? - He's hot? - He's hotter than you can- [00:05:29] Speaker 3: - You're 15, you're 15, don't hit him jazzy. - Go back, go back above that man's bed. [00:05:34] Speaker 6: - No, no, okay, let's go back to the start-up. - Yes, yeah. - It's called EVQ Point, we work on making electric vehicle chargers. - Electrical vehicle chargers? - Chargers, yeah. We've worked with companies like Suzuki. [00:05:44] Speaker 8: - You work with companies, you're 15? - No, I'm my dad right now. - Wait, wait, wait, oh, you're being your dad? - Yeah, I'm being my dad right now, I'm 47. - But you're just a kid. [00:05:52] Speaker 1: Oh, okay, wait, if you're being your dad, what is wrong with your son? [00:05:57] Speaker 6: - I have my board, what's wrong with my son? He has his board exams in like a couple months and he's doing this late at night, so. [00:06:06] Speaker 1: - Ah, okay. - That's what's wrong with my son. [00:06:08] Speaker 6: - Okay, so you're your dad, keep going. [00:06:09] Speaker 1: - Yeah, yeah, my dad. - Okay, oh wait, can I be you, can I be you? - Sure, yeah. [00:06:12] Speaker 6: - Don't hit me, don't hit me, don't hit me, don't hit me. - No, that's kinda accurate though, not gonna lie. [00:06:17] Speaker 1: - Sad, don't talk about that, keep going. [00:06:20] Speaker 6: - Okay, back to the company. We worked with companies like Suzuki, Yulu. - Wait, you're your dad, right? [00:06:25] Speaker 1: - Mm-hmm. - What's the most attractive feature of your wife? [00:06:34] Speaker 6: - She's a really nice mother. Yeah, yeah, she's a really nice mother. She takes it. - He's good, I like this kid. [00:06:41] Speaker 3: - When you were a kid, did you ever like, knuckle up in your dad's big ear and he would just like, take a wing? [00:06:46] Speaker 1: - And when you get in trouble, did your dad ever go, come here, come here, come here. [00:06:50] Speaker 6: - No, he never did that. - You were supposed to come here with your dad. - No, my dad was supposed to come, but he couldn't make it. He's a really busy guy. - Yeah, that's the same thing I said. [00:07:00] Speaker 1: - Wait, wait, they were never supposed to come together. - I'm surprised you're not good at listening. - Wait, they were never supposed to come together. - We weren't supposed to come together. [00:07:06] Speaker 6: - Oh. - Yeah, yeah. - Oh, my bad. I am bad at listening. [00:07:09] Speaker 1: - Okay, okay. - I was the fool all along. - We're so sorry, you are your dad. [00:07:13] Speaker 6: - I'm my dad, yeah. So, I've said it like four times. We've worked with companies like Suzuki. And then I'm sure you've seen Yulu bikes all around. All of their chargers are from our company. Have you guys heard of Yulu bikes? [00:07:24] Speaker 1: - Wait, forget about your dad's company. [00:07:26] Speaker 6: Is it hard being a kid right now? [00:07:29] Speaker 3: - Yeah, Nikita, be real with them for a sec. [00:07:35] Speaker 1: - Hey, we get it. [00:07:37] Speaker 6: - Yeah, man, come on, we're cool. - We're cool. - Yeah, okay, what do I say now? - What? - Is it hard being a kid? Kind of, I mean. - No, no, okay, okay. - I deal with it, I deal with stuff. [00:07:47] Speaker 1: - Do you have an AI? - Do you need an adult? Like, do you know how to get home? Do you? - I'll get a cab back home, yeah. [00:07:54] Speaker 6: - Do you have an AI girlfriend? - I don't need an AI one, I have a real one. It's just chill. - Wait, what is that? - You're married? - No, no, no, I'm not married. - Wait, what is that? Showing the-- - It's a hair tie. - Oh. - Yeah. [00:08:08] Speaker 1: - From like a woman you murdered and took her, like, belong? - Probably. - What is the significance of the hair tie? - He's spoken for. [00:08:16] Speaker 6: - Oh, okay. I didn't know this culture wasn't much more, I forgot the word, common, prevalent. That was exactly what I was looking for. Outside of India, if you're dating someone, you wear their hair tie. [00:08:28] Speaker 1: - Oh. - Oh, that's interesting. No, I didn't know that. It's like a wedding ring, but less committed. - Exactly, exactly. - Oh. Wait, so whoever is dating me, what would they wear? [00:08:40] Speaker 6: - I mean, you wouldn't have a hair tie, but-- [00:08:42] Speaker 3: - They're wearing Nikita's hair. His original hair. [00:08:47] Speaker 1: - All right, so you're in a relationship. - Mm-hmm. [00:08:50] Speaker 6: And do you have a startup, or does your dad have a startup? - I had a couple startups, not anymore. My dad has a startup. - You're 15. - A couple-- - When did you start? [00:08:58] Speaker 1: - 11. - You founded your first company at 11. [00:09:03] Speaker 6: - 11, yeah. - What was the company? - It was called the RGB Store. Basically got keyboard mice, gaming keyboard mice parts from China. We assembled them in-house, and then sold them here. [00:09:12] Speaker 1: - At 11? - At 11. [00:09:14] Speaker 6: - Assembling keyboards. [00:09:15] Speaker 3: - That's called being a child slave. [00:09:17] Speaker 6: - Oh, shit, I was my own boss. I don't like having a job, so that's the reason I started. [00:09:22] Speaker 1: - You don't have to have a job. You're 15. - And was your co-founder, like, a plush toy? - No, no, no. - I imagine the whole company is like a little tea party. [00:09:32] Speaker 6: - No, my co-founder was my friend, but then he never did anything, so I guess that's why it's failed. - Well, that's how we feel. [00:09:38] Speaker 1: - Actually, yeah, we have a similar problem. So, how do you address that? Like, when your co-founder doesn't do any work. - He can be pardoned, he's hot. - What? - He's hot? - Why do you keep calling me hot? You're spoken for. Wait, question, what did your dad tell you to do here? - He told you to hit on older men? [00:09:56] Speaker 6: - No, represent my company well. [00:10:00] Speaker 1: - Okay, you're doing a great job. - Keep it going for him, he's great. [00:10:04] Speaker 3: - Yeah, keep it going for the reverse pedophile. [00:10:06] Speaker 1: - That was very impressive, genuinely. [00:10:11] Speaker 3: - Oh no, all of the pixels fell down again. - Aw man. - So embarrassing for YouTube. - Only if YouTube used temporal.io, right? [00:10:20] Speaker 1: - We could just rewind this. - Mm-hmm. [00:10:23] Speaker 3: - Yeah, there it goes. - Just like this. - Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. - Okay, we probably don't have to say that. [00:10:28] Speaker 9: - Hey, what's the product? - It's called Ring. It's like-- - Ring. - Yep. - It makes phone calls for you. [00:10:37] Speaker 3: - It makes phone calls to me? [00:10:38] Speaker 9: - Yeah. [00:10:39] Speaker 3: - Nice, you can really help those people that have Google Pixel. - Yeah. [00:10:43] Speaker 9: - Actually, that's one of the apps that we are building as well. - Wait, wait, what does it mean you make phone calls for me? - So let's say you're an insurance company and you want people to buy insurance. So you'll use RAF for-- [00:10:55] Speaker 3: - Oh, scam calls as a service. [00:10:58] Speaker 1: - Scam calls, scam calls. - Wait, wait, wait. No, I thought you literally mean this is the company that's been making calls to me. - You, stop it. - Thank you, dude. - Take me on the list. - Yeah, I don't wanna get a call from an AI, bro. [00:11:13] Speaker 3: - It doesn't do international calling right now. - I was thinking recently, like my grandma has way too much money. [00:11:18] Speaker 9: - Yeah. I mean, if you have the data, we can call everyone and get the money back. - Yeah, we'll give you some phone numbers. - Oh, no. [00:11:26] Speaker 1: So you do cold outreach by phone calls. - You're a robocall scammer? [00:11:30] Speaker 9: - We don't do cold calls, by the way. - What? - That's pretty much it. [00:11:34] Speaker 3: - You're a robocall scammer entrepreneur. God, you're such a scumbag. Wait, I wanna see what this website is. This is rare. Like, how often do we get to see the source of where all the scam calls come from? It's this guy. [00:11:54] Speaker 9: Bro, you're not helping India's stereotype by making this, bro. - I mean, we're owning it. We're owning it now. I mean, yeah, that's pretty much us. [00:12:02] Speaker 3: - Uh-huh. [00:12:03] Speaker 1: Loan collection. [00:12:04] Speaker 9: Oh, God. [00:12:05] Speaker 3: Oh my God. It's a scammer. - So, you know that-- - Masquerading as a tech company. [00:12:10] Speaker 1: - Like, this is a product that obviously, whoever is touched by this product will hate it. [00:12:16] Speaker 9: You know this, right? - I mean, we had a lot of inbound calls as well, so. - Wait, people call you back? Like, missed you. - Yeah, yeah, of course. [00:12:23] Speaker 3: - That was a great call. - Bro, your only inbound calls are your calls. [00:12:26] Speaker 1: - No, it's also angry people begging him to stop calling. [00:12:30] Speaker 9: - Yeah, 80% of them. - How many, how many-- - We're across hospitals and also people call and book, like, appointments and so on and so forth. So, yeah, that's-- [00:12:40] Speaker 3: - How many active law-- How many active lawsuits against you? [00:12:43] Speaker 9: - Uh, not yet. - Okay, so-- - You see the, you see USA also, yeah, so we make calls to the US. [00:12:51] Speaker 3: - Oh, you make calls to the US? Thank you so much, asshole. [00:12:55] Speaker 1: - Yeah, I've talked to you. - Oh, can we go back to the map? - Oh, interesting. So, what, what did you-- How did you make the choices here? - Yeah, so-- - Did you just-- - What did these countries do to you? - You guys put tariffs on us. [00:13:13] Speaker 3: - Wait, so when I get a call on my phone-- - Whoa, what? - Tariffs? [00:13:18] Speaker 9: - They were what? - You guys put tariffs on us. [00:13:23] Speaker 1: - But you're putting tariffs on you. I have a question for him. If you don't think your product is horrible, if you think people, like, if you genuinely don't, like, don't think people mind getting these kinds of phone calls, give us your phone number. [00:13:43] Speaker 9: - It's, it's there, it's there, uh, it's there on my deck. It's not on the website. [00:13:47] Speaker 1: - Is it your personal number? 'Cause we're gonna call you right now. [00:13:50] Speaker 9: - No, you won't find it on the website, but yeah, I mean-- [00:13:53] Speaker 1: - No, no, I want your personal cell phone number. [00:13:56] Speaker 3: - I mean, you can write it down if you aren't. - Yeah, we'll sign you up for some services. - Okay, go ahead. [00:14:02] Speaker 1: - Yeah, I want you to share it with the whole audience. - Share it with the class. - Yeah, what is it? - 342. - I saw zero girls take out their phones, by the way. [00:14:12] Speaker 3: - In fact, the Google Pixel put away their phone. [00:14:15] Speaker 1: - Okay, and now I want to make a pact with the audience. We need to figure out a schedule, and we need to make sure that one of you calls him every day. - Hi, uh, introduce yourself. [00:14:27] Speaker 10: - My name is Rijita. I'm 31 years old, and I came for the question, pitch yourself if you're single. [00:14:33] Speaker 1: - Oh, great, awesome. And then, real quick, where do you work, and what do you do real quick? [00:14:39] Speaker 10: - I work for Google, and I'm a UX researcher. [00:14:41] Speaker 1: - Perfect, okay, now why should somebody date you? [00:14:43] Speaker 10: - I'm a very nice person. No, genuinely, so I have a Master's in Psychology that I didn't use for actual counseling 'cause I wanted to make money. So now, I use all that knowledge to improve myself, and only myself. I don't project that on others. And I also have ADHD, so I have a new hobby every quarter, maybe six months. So you'll be really entertained all the time. One day, we'll be building legos, and the other day, I'm giving you a resin art something. So, yeah. [00:15:17] Speaker 1: - Aw, okay. Does anybody want to marry her right now? Feel free to raise your hand. You can actually shoot your shot right now. - Wait, I think we have someone. - Yeah? - Yeah, yeah. - Wait. You're scared? - Come on. All right. Come up here. Here, okay. Go. Just get on one knee. - No, no, no, just-- - So I have to propose? [00:15:49] Speaker ?: - Yeah, no, just-- - Look at her. [00:15:51] Speaker 1: - Just, you know, just meet each other. - Yeah, I see four people's white mouth. - It's a meet-cute. - Okay. [00:15:55] Speaker ?: - A meet-cute. [00:15:55] Speaker 1: Have you ever seen a romantic movie? Just, have you ever seen-- - You bump into each other, and you go, "Oh, hey, I'm sorry. I guess I wasn't looking where I was going." Yeah, that's what they always say. - Hi, my name is Vishnu. - Hi. - Nice to meet you. What was your name again? - My name is Rijita. - Rijita. - Rijita. - Rijita. - Rijita. - Rijita. [00:16:12] Speaker 11: - Sparks are flying. - Okay. So, yeah, you can go ahead with what is interesting about you [00:16:18] Speaker 10: so that we can-- - Rijita. - Rijita. [00:16:21] Speaker 11: - Rijita. - Rijita. [00:16:23] Speaker ?: - Rijita. [00:16:24] Speaker 11: - Rijita. - Rijita. - Sparks are flying. - Okay. - So, yeah, you can go ahead with what is interesting about you so we can tally what is common between us. - How old are you? - I'm 23. Don't reject me right away. Don't reject me right away. - Oh, shit. - Oh, shit. - You're out. - Wait, too young, too old? [00:16:43] Speaker 10: - I'm 31. - What? - I'm 31 years old. - And he is? - 23. [00:16:48] Speaker 1: - Go back, so with the kids. - Oh, 23, I see. I see, too young. - Oh, yeah. [00:16:52] Speaker 11: - Oh, you have something to say? - I'm fine with it if you are. - The delta is not that big if you see. - It's eight years. - So what? - Yeah. - Everything is fine. - That's a good point. [00:17:06] Speaker 10: - I mean, I have shame men for dating younger women, so I don't want to be a hypocrite. [00:17:12] Speaker 11: - My cup of tea, but not hers. - Hey, she said no. [00:17:14] Speaker 1: - Hey, keep it going for him though. That was brave, that was brave, that was brave. Okay. Do I have somebody who is old enough? Are you old enough? You don't look old enough. How old are you? - 29. - 29? Yes, no it's not. [00:17:30] Speaker 4: Okay. Come on. [00:17:36] Speaker 1: Oh, interesting. - Yeah, interesting, right? Promising. [00:17:40] Speaker ?: Please. [00:17:43] Speaker 1: And, yeah, just don't do any of that weird shit he did earlier, okay? [00:17:46] Speaker 5: Sorry. - Do you listen to Arijit Singh? [00:17:50] Speaker 10: - Come again. [00:17:51] Speaker 5: - Do you listen to Arijit Singh? [00:17:53] Speaker 10: - Uh, only if I'm forced to listen to her. - Wow, okay. [00:17:57] Speaker 5: I thought so, because your name is Rijita. [00:18:02] Speaker 1: - You just roast her? - Was that smooth, or? - Yeah, I can't tell if that was smooth or not. [00:18:05] Speaker 5: - It was supposed to be a pick-up line. It ended up being a roast. [00:18:11] Speaker 1: - So, out of, like, out of 10, how good was that as a pick-up line? [00:18:16] Speaker 10: - I was confused, so I was not sure if it was a pick-up line or not, but now that I know it was. [00:18:22] Speaker 5: - That's how I break the ice. Hi, my name is Anirutha. [00:18:26] Speaker ?: - Nice. [00:18:29] Speaker 10: - That was good, that was good. He's funny, I like it. [00:18:33] Speaker 1: - Okay, so what are you gonna call the kids? [00:18:37] Speaker 10: - Do you want kids? [00:18:38] Speaker 1: - Yeah. - Wait, she's flirting back, she's flirting back. [00:18:41] Speaker 10: - What do you want to name them? - Two girls. - That's not in my control. - Is one girl not enough? [00:18:46] Speaker 5: - There are, there are ways to control that. - What? - What? [00:18:51] Speaker ?: - Wait, what kind of-- [00:18:51] Speaker 1: - Get back out of here, get out of here! [00:18:53] Speaker 4: - He does look like a conspiracy theorist. [00:18:55] Speaker 1: He's like, "I figured out how to make them all girls." - [00:19:02] Speaker ?: - -