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This reminds me of the Silicon Valley episode where the start up 'Sliceline' sells repackaged Domino's pizzas. Don't recall if they explicitly stated 'they'll

This reminds me of the Silicon Valley episode where the start up 'Sliceline' sells repackaged Domino's pizzas. Don't recall if they explicitly stated 'they'll make it up in volume.'

hanniabu 6y ago
Real life version: https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/18/21262316/doordash-pizza-profits-venture-capital-the-margins-ranjan-roy https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/18/21262316/doordash-pizza-p...
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tomjen3 6y ago
Did they sell slices for more than the pizza? Because then it might have been a decent enough way to test the market, without having to put an insane amount of money in it.
johnvanommen 6y ago
This is literally the business model of DoorDash, brought to you by the same genius investment firm who brought you Uber and WeWork.