no. I wrote a great explanation of how valuations work with comparable companies, EBITDA, and DCFs and then hit the back button. Rest assured, that regardless

no. I wrote a great explanation of how valuations work with comparable companies, EBITDA, and DCFs and then hit the back button. Rest assured, that regardless of how much financial wizardry you perform using models, a back of the napkin approach is probably as accurate at this stage anyway. Not to mention, Postmates is pretty easy to predict because it will never be worth anything in the public market and therefore doesn't matter. It will be acquired by someone like Uber or Amazon in a best case scenario but will likely just run out of cash and die.