In a recent social media post, tech entrepreneur Greg Isenberg shared an unusual experience from a venture capital pitch meeting, where a partner fell asleep for over 30 minutes while he presented. This anecdote resonated with many, prompting a flood of similar stories from other founders about their own bizarre encounters with venture capitalists. Isenberg, now CEO of Late Checkout, highlighted the strange power dynamics in fundraising, noting that many founders feel uncomfortable discussing these experiences openly. Billionaire Matthew Prince, co-founder of Cloudflare, also shared two of his odd VC meetings, including one where a partner dismissed his company due to gender bias. Isenberg's tweet garnered significant attention, reaching over 7.3 million views and sparking a mix of humorous and critical responses. He concluded that while many VCs might not appreciate the candidness of these discussions, it's a common experience among founders, urging them to understand the complexities of the venture capital landscape.