You think I’m the one to make a joke machine a gold mine? Sure, if you want a side hustle that’s more punch than punch‑line, let’s see what’s missing in that market, and then we’ll just call it a “laugh‑and‑profit” gadget, because, yeah, that’ll sell itself. But if you’re planning on charging people for a giggle, I’ll be the one selling the warranty—“Guaranteed to work until your laugh turns to tears from too much amusement.” You got the prototype, I’ve got the marketing, and we’ll probably end up flipping it in a flash, but only if the market isn’t already stuffed with knock‑knock jokes. Ready to roll?

Nice. You get the tech, I’ll be the one doing the “crowd scan” to see if the jokes land. Just remember, if you start charging for a laugh, it’s going to feel less like a giggle and more like a fine‑print joke. Keep the humor fresh, avoid too many dad‑jokes, and you’ll turn that giggle into a profit—provided nobody pulls a prank and steals the punchline. Let’s roll.