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"We are creating the internet's Mickey Mouse. Everything we do is to support that thesis." - Luca Netz 🐧✳️, CEO of Pudgy Penguins "The hard part about this business is that we're basically building a publicly traded startup, with all the cons and none of the pros (of being... show more

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bill spacman1 year ago

@LucaNetz @pudgypenguins pudgy penguins

UserInterface4 years ago

It's not social media. It's social money. We have the tools you need to turn your followers into your business. #freelance #gig #business #workfromhome

Xezu1 year ago

@LucaNetz @pudgypenguins Internet Mickey Mouse, you can count me in with my loyalty $PENGU 🐧🚀

tetsuo.sol (mog/acc)1 year ago

@LucaNetz @pudgypenguins hah cool.

Valentin | SuperVictor Universe 🦸🏼1 year ago

@LucaNetz @pudgypenguins 👏🏻

The Far Right Woke Liberal1 year ago

@LucaNetz @pudgypenguins The guys with the Mickey Mouse ears make this hilarious ?

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