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While founders on X are sharing viral anecdotes of venture capitalists falling asleep during pitch meetings, these stories often lack context regarding the actual investment outcomes, as several founders received term sheets despite the partners' lack of engagement. For a tech audience, the core takeaway is that while such behavior reflects poorly on due diligence and culture, it does not necessarily correlate with a lack of capital availability or deal closure. The conversation highlights the subjective nature of pitch evaluations and the disconnect between perceived professionalism and actual investment decisions in the current startup ecosystem.
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Founders share VC horror stories, and some are naming names

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A massive viral conversation sharing VC horror stories has taken place this week on X. Some are weird. Some are infuriating.

Asking venture capitalists for investment is a rite of passage for tech founders. This has led to another universal experience: the VC pitching horror story. A massive conversation sharing such stories has taken place all week on X with the comments both funny and infuriating. We read through them all to find the most interesting ones so you don’t have to. Greg Isenberg, a startup podcaster, newsletter writer, and founder of Late Checkout Studio — a holding company whose previous ventures include a company acquired by WeWork — got the conversation started with a story about a VC falling asleep during a pitch meeting. Isenberg has a…

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