…and now we’re slightly above the bottom.

Welcome to 1000 dollars and a bike! While you’re reading I may as well tell you how we got here.

This all started in a dank university room sometime in late August/early September. Sing and I had only met months prior and he thought I hated him. In his defense, I did think he was a bit of a dopey loner though so…. y’know. I saw an event pop up on my news feed about an incubator program run by Monash University SEED for social enterprises and I thought it would be an awesome way to launch this idea I had about providing survival kits for the homeless. I did’t want to do this program on my own because 1) I didn’t think a one person team looks great and 2) I’m really awkward and didn’t want to do it on my own even if it meant I had to do it with this dopey loner I had met a few months prior. So I asked Sing if he wanted to do this program with me and he was like “yeah, okay.”

I applied with the briefest answers because the application said that I could be as brief as possible. A few weeks later, to my absolute surprise because I had totally forgotten about this, I got this call saying that my (our?) application got accepted and that we would be starting the program that week.

Kellen