Vice clauses prohibit many institutional investors from supporting companies in industries like gambling, alcohol, and cannabis. So, founders in these verticals often look to angel investors when they’re raising. Let's face it: vice companies can bring in a ton of revenue. After all, people can’t live without [insert vice of your vice of choice], right? So I wanted to know: what’s it like for the founders who are building these businesses? And what signals should early-stage investors look for when deciding whether or not to invest in a vice company? To answer this question, I interviewed David Hua, co-founder of Meadow.