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But if that's happening then aren't these delivery services hemorrhaging money? Is the problem that they have enough VC money to burn while unknowingly making e
by p1necone 7y ago
But if that's happening then aren't these delivery services hemorrhaging money? Is the problem that they have enough VC money to burn while unknowingly making enough mistakes to hurt everyone else?
In a sane world this problem wouldn't be possible - no rational actors should be ordering and then not paying for enough food to seriously hurt a business because there isn't anything to gain from such behavior.
- 29083011397778 7y ago> no rational actors should be ordering and then not paying for enough food to seriously hurt a business Who says it's one actor, instead of a town full of people trying once (or even once every couple of months to see if the issue persists), and failing?
- p1necone 7y agoThe delivery company is one actor. They lose money every time this happens.
- hug 7y ago> But if that's happening then aren't these delivery services hemorrhaging money? Is the problem that they have enough VC money to burn while unknowingly making enough mistakes to hurt everyone else? And from the article... > According to The Information, Doordash is expected to lose $450 million this year So, I would probably like, just lean roughly on the side of "yes".