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HootyCall was founded by a group of extremely close friends, who never told each other the truth. It didn't matter if someone in their circle opined ad nauseum on geopolitical events in 1940's New Guinea, if someone's commitment to the latest all bean, cabbage, and tex-mex diet fad was getting out of hand, or even if a friend wore his "What Would the Rock Do?" t-shirt out. Yeah-in public. And compliments weren't thrown around either-finishing a sponsored marathon and raising thousands of dollars for AIDS research simply yielded a collective, "that's cool." Enough was enough, so HootyCall was born. The HootyCall Vision The purpose of HootyCall is to allow people to see their strengths and weaknesses in an objective way-something we are simply unable to do on our own. By being open-minded to what others have to say, we can improve those parts of ourselves that may be slightly lacking, and take to heart some things people really like about us that maybe we find hard to agree with (blushing is allowed, however!). HootyCall is intended to open up dialogue between friends, family, and peers... There is an inherent risk in this sort of system causing hurt feelings, even when the sender has the best of intentions... There is also a risk of the system being abused... Our hope is that this is a positive experience for everybody, making us all become better versions of ourselves. HootyCall is a property of 3Sixty Enterprises, LLC. |
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