Is That a Good Idea?

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"I'm running a business here. If we have people who are willing to give me money to put out content, I would like to be able to use that money to reinvest into the business and not have it all go to merchant fees," he says. "You got to think a lot of these businesses that run on these platforms, they probably do the math at the end of the year or continue to pay this app that is doing that for us." He adds: "The thing that bumps me the most about it, it's like, thank you for giving us tabs, but now they've reassigned the shortcut for changing spaces"

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott revisit their 2022 predictions and see which ones they got right, and which they got wrong.

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