Providing a 'good Jewish boy' analogy while ignoring Cohan's improbable funding raises the same questions as with Pierre Omidyar, Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin, and Elon Musk. It is the elephant in the room. How does essentially a local business 'nobody' from the streets of Montreal get a $15 million deal out of the chute? Hundreds of thousands of people have e-commerce businesses that never exceed a secondary income stream for people. These are all players who typically are house wives and teen kids. None of these people ever see their businesses grow substantially. For Ryan Cohen, who founded Chewy in 2011 this tiny fledgling business received a $15 million investment less than 2 years later. This never happens by coincidence. Never. A small business and its owner always require consistent metrics for proving themselves before financiers. These investments start small with baby step care. Cohen had little provable background whatsoever in business, not even a college degree. An investment in a local business would be believable if the amount was a $15 thousand investment, less believable if it was $150 thousand, not believable if it was $1.5 million, and impossible for a $15 million investment. The investment company, Volition Capital, would require a guarantee on their return on investment. $15 million is an incredible amount to gamble on 'someone' who has no real proven experience on growing a business. There are housewives and teen age kids having more experience than Ryan Cohen did at the time. Then within 3 years in 2016, Cohen secures capital from investors from the top of the financial pyramid including BlackRock and T. Rowe Price New Horizons Fund. By 2017, he raised $350 million and by April of the same year sells Chewy for $3.35 billion to PetSmart in the largest e-commerce acquisition of all time. This story amounts to manna falling from heaven. That is, if you believe these 'miracles' keep happening to the same ethnicity again and again (i.e. Pierre Omidyar, Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin, and Elon Musk, et.al.). It's a rigged game. The players all believe they are to lead Olam Tikkun to prepare the world for the capstone figure to which Lucifer himself will be seated. Ryan Cohen has taken the Faustian bargain to be in the place he is today. He is not America First. Wait and see, he'll reveal himself soon enough and it will not be to mainstream America's liking.

Providing a 'good Jewish boy' analogy while ignoring Cohan's improbable funding raises the same questions as with Pierre Omidyar, Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin, and Elon Musk. It is the elephant in the room. How does essentially a local business 'nobody' from the streets of Montreal get a $15 million deal out of the shoot? Hundreds of thousands of people have e-commerce businesses that never exceed a secondary income stream for people. These are all players who typically are house wives and teen kids. None of these people ever see their businesses grow substantially. For Ryan Cohen, who founded Chewy in 2011 this tiny fledgling business received a $15 million investment less than 2 years later. This never happens by coincidence. Never. A small business and its owner always require consistent metrics for proving themselves before financiers. These investments start small with baby step care. Cohen had little provable background whatsoever in business, not even a college degree. An investment in a local business would be believable if the amount was a $15 thousand investment, less believable if it was $150 thousand, not believable if it was $1.5 million, and impossible for a $15 million investment. The investment company, Volition Capital, would require a guarantee on their return on investment. $15 million is an incredible amount to gamble on 'someone' who has no real proven experience on growing a business. There are housewives and teen age kids having more experience than Ryan Cohen did at the time. Then within 3 years in 2016, Cohen secures capital from investors from the top of the financial pyramid including BlackRock and T. Rowe Price New Horizons Fund. By 2017, he raised $350 million and by April of the same year sells Chewy for $3.35 billion to PetSmart in the largest e-commerce acquisition of all time. This story amounts to manna falling from heaven. That is, if you believe these 'miracles' keep happening to the same ethnicity again and again (i.e. Pierre Omidyar, Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin, and Elon Musk, et.al.). It's a rigged game. The players all believe they are to lead Olam Tikkun to prepare the world for the capstone figure to which Lucifer himself will be seated. Ryan Cohen has taken the Faustian bargain to be in the place he is today. He is not America First. Wait and see, he'll reveal himself soon enough and it will not be to mainstream America's liking.