If Uber implodes there will be a lot of talk in the media about how VC money padded their unit economics. I thinks this will make people start questioning the

If Uber implodes there will be a lot of talk in the media about how VC money padded their unit economics. I thinks this will make people start questioning the viability of all sorts of other "too good to be true" startups. This includes all the sharing economies, but also non-sharing startups like Blue Apron. This in turn will cause a bit of a vacuum for funding B2C startups. We're already starting to see this in some areas, like food delivery. It may grow to cover all consumer-based startups, rightly or not.