DAE remember when the co-founder flew to Denver at 3am to kill our own launch?
Two days before launch, our payment flow failed 9 out of 10 test checkout runs. I was in Denver at 3am fixing it when my co-founder flew in unannounced. He sat down, looked at the code, and said we should scrap the launch instead of patch it. I pushed back hard and we argued for two hours. We delayed by a week, lost a $25k launch partner, and that partner never came back. Six months later the company shut down over that same checkout flow. Anyone else ever had a co-founder pull the plug on a launch last minute, and were they right?