Today, it employs 30 people, many of whom will be working the weekend in the project's converted factory building. But that doesn't mean there won't be a Thanksgiving. We'll have some turkey-veggie stuff here for people who are sick of turkey. The fact that Backflip is above a restaurant also helps keep people in the building. Besides, the atmosphere at a startup company is a lot like an extended family during the holidays.
People tend to feel entitled to say anything to anybody, just like real families.
Turkey 2.0 Misner's parents and brother, in San Francisco for the holiday weekend, probably will have to visit him at the office and probably will have some turkey there. All the questions will be answered Monday when the product is announced. Until then, the project's workers will be busy putting the finishing touches on their new product and munching on leftovers at the same time. ABC News Internet Ventures. Click here for Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and Internet Safety Information applicable to this site.