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Feels like a mini WeWork in the making. They should keep it small if the actually want to be a viable business.
by fldskfjdslkfj 2y ago
Feels like a mini WeWork in the making. They should keep it small if the actually want to be a viable business.
- itsoktocry 2y agoYeah, so much of this is really cool! Then you get to the "we raised $X and have $Y valuation" and the tech company framing. Why? >Today the majority of Americans prioritize experiences over goods and products. The linked article is a survey of Gen Z; how is that the majority of America?
- lupire 2y agoGen Z is the current generation that spends money on leisure activities.
- smabie 2y agoNo chance they spend the most on leisure activities. Definitely it's baby boomers.
- bdcravens 2y agoProbably more X's in their 40s and 50s, as they have the kids leaving home and now have time on their hands, but are still in their prime earning years.
- bdcravens 2y agoThe golf, crafting, gardening, hunting, etc industries would question that framing.
- candiddevmike 2y agoGen Z should be renamed to Gen YOLO
- golergka 2y agoYOLO is a millenial thing.
- knallfrosch 2y agoI don't see the connection at all. If anything, they can easily branch out into games that share some characteristics, such as: Few players on the field, no referee, small field, physical exertion etc. I think of badminton or squash. They already have the tech for reserverations, operating insights and the cool replay feature.