Ryan Berridge

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About Ryan Berridge

Hello, my name is Ryan Kent Berridge. I am Vice-President of a company that was founded by Google, called THRIVE. We specialize in acquiring the necessary means of business to facilitate a product which will revolutionize whichever market its intended to be injected into. For example, our first product was the THRIVEbike. A total gamechanger in the E-Bike industry, it sets a standard for engineering excellence with its design. All of our products are held to this standard, much like the Japanese tradition of Shokunin, we want our products to be the Brabus of the Tesla if you will. Amongst the ride-able technology such as our bike, and soon to come upgraded electric scooters and longboards, we are also working on Clothing, named THRIVEcloth. These clothes will be upgradable, Dumb clothes, just plain clothes, and Smart clothes, which have technology built into them such as our fitness trackers, and bone conducting headphones. Also, we are aiming to link every one of our products, as well as customers, to one blockchain, to create an entire community of like minded thinkers on the THRIVEnetwork. A recent business venture has led me in the position to start a cellular network, powered by nothing but the DeFi crypto system. This is a venture and a leap ahead of time, as it does not exist yet at all, however, this is one of my dreams that I will see come to fruition before I die, as Vice-President of THRIVE, I don't plan on sleeping much until this network is running smoothly. On another note, if you a reader are still reading this, please feel free to message me and discuss any business opportunities I can lend to you, I am a believer that, since this is my original idea, it can not be plagiarized, only built upon better by the next human. As ETH did to BTC, such is the natural order of progression. As far as markets go, any human I have ever showed any of our products too has told our analytics team they would buy it afterwards. Mostly because, I do not design a product that I would not buy myself in my company, and I think of my products from two different perspectives for the most part, unless I am taking the time to find another angle of perspective, I digress. I look at this product from the perspective of the average American, how will this help their everyday life. And I look at it from the perspective of the under-privileged American. How can the government of these Americans take my product that we have created at THRIVE, and disperse it to the underprivileged to help them build a better life. Our bike, can help anyone get to their job, easily.