While there was excitement and fun, we objectively were doing a terrible job, and that felt terrible.
Rob and Chris were simply incompetent, and succeeded only despite themselves. Haim at least knew his stuff, he was just unprofessional (screaming at Rob, etc.) (Edit to add: Rob was a great UX designer, all those beautiful layouts and pages were his work. He was incompetent as a CEO.)
Working there became so frustrating I was going to quit. (It's the only time I didn't quit a job that was obviously bullshit. I don't blame my girlfriend for convincing me to stay on, it was my choice, but i recognize that it was the wrong choice.)
We wasted so much investor money.
The thing that bothered me the most was that we used our users as the QA dept. Chris would push to prod, things would break, and he would scramble to fix them. The users thought he was their hero fixing problems and didn't realize he was the one causing the problems in the first place!
And then, in the end, the whole thing was gobbled up by (I think) the Waltons? And now it's a caricature of what it aspired to be.
Despite the "success" of the company I see it as a cautionary tale.