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One of my friends uses something like it (not sure of the name, could be Blue Apron?). When they told me that is how they make their dinners, I thought they we
by flyGuyOnTheSly 9y ago
One of my friends uses something like it (not sure of the name, could be Blue Apron?).
When they told me that is how they make their dinners, I thought they were joking.
They were incredibly wealthy and well cared for as a child, so much so that apparently they never learned how to prepare a meal themselves.
They have never bought the ingredients, followed a recipe, and made their own meal in their entire life. So it did make sense that they would use this service when I thought about it.
- Y7ZCQtNo39 9y agoThe total addressable market for that consumer group (people who never learned how to cook for themselves due to an upper class lifestyle) is small. But they likely have deep pockets.
- intoverflow2 9y agoThere is a thin(ish) line between convenience as a service and surrogate mummy as a service to prolong adolescence into adulthood.