desperately hoping the merch held value better than the NFT did
https://www.ebay.com/itm/226927712030
https://www.ebay.com/itm/226927707896
https://www.ebay.com/itm/326401365477
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@davidgerard please don't worry. i think your merch is so much better, and i believe your merch will retain value for much longer.
@fractalolivia i still have my morning coffee from my Pivot mug and it's going strong
@davidgerard btw this is one of the tees i was going to send you https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/97970872-dead-monkey-all-my-apes-gone?store_id=3920545
That said... I do have an "enron" baseball hat that I like to wear on the 4 train (which goes down to wall st) when the market looks unstable.
@futurebird @davidgerard you can still buy them
https://enron.com/collections/shop
Apparently somebody bought the rights to the logo and trademark for like $100 at a bankruptcy auction and is selling official licensed merch now
The OpenAI baseball hat will be very fashionable in 2040 or so I think? Sadly their logo isn't as peppy and cute as enron. So... maybe never.
@futurebird @davidgerard I agree, Enron’s logo was a banger, this just says “we are successful company with nothing to hide” all over
Pity really. Poor designer. Probably among their best work, but I doubt they brag about it.
@futurebird @puercomal @davidgerard probably got over it, he also did IBM, ABC, UPS, and NeXT
All bangers, except for "Yale University Press" ... that one feels a bit unbalanced.
Enron is among the best, though. But we will always have NEXT.
So if this one is destroyed then rather easily the human race might be free of it...
@davidgerard
Emphasis on "desperately".