David Hogg isn’t getting much sleep. The 20-year-old March for Our Lives co-founder and Parkland shooting survivor has plenty of pillows. He has been testing various kinds over the past four days. But Hogg’s days are packed, crammed with meetings and homework into the early-morning and night hours, the Harvard University student said, as he attempts to create a pillow company to compete against MyPillow, Derila Customer Reviews which is led by staunch Trump supporter Mike Lindell. The idea, first tweeted as a joke by Hogg’s business partner, software developer William LeGate, is becoming increasingly firm: The pair announced the name of their company, Good Pillow, on Tuesday night. Yet many aspects of the company are not fully formed, and critics have thrown a wet blanket on the plan. "This is a really weird timeline," Hogg said in an interview. LeGate not only first tweeted the idea; he’s funding the venture, he said. "I’m converting my bitcoin to pillows," he said. The infant company born from a tweet is the latest "David vs.