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> Her tenants included companies like the pizza-delivery app called Easy as Pi, a meal delivery service called Din and a ready-made meal kit company called Spri
by ipsum2 6y ago
> Her tenants included companies like the pizza-delivery app called Easy as Pi, a meal delivery service called Din and a ready-made meal kit company called Sprig.
> far different than the food tech would-be entrepreneurs. “They are young, white,” she says, “the kind of people you see in a J. Crew catalog.”
This isn't even true. Easy as Pi is founded by Evan Kuo, who's Asian. Sprig is founded by Gagan Biyani, who is Indian. Din seems to have the only white founder, Emily Olson LaFave.
- klipt 6y agoIndians and Asians are basically considered white in tech, especially if they're male. And white women have so much white privilege, they're practically men. So you see, all those founders were pretty much white men. /s
- cinbun8 6y agoI really thought you were serious until I saw the /s. I wonder - Is there an onion version for comments? Can people really tell the difference anymore?