If nobody would buy it anyway, then how is the patent holding anyone back? It's just saving them from failure. If somebody would buy it, then this scrappy litt

If nobody would buy it anyway, then how is the patent holding anyone back? It's just saving them from failure. If somebody would buy it, then this scrappy little startup has a chance. I'm not sure I agree with your first principle here though. The interesting thing about this box is that it has utility. Beyond being a "greener" option (I quote that because having your pizza delivered and then worrying about the environmental cost of paper plates seems to be like cutting off your toes and then worrying if you need to buy smaller shoes) it obviates the necessity of paper plates. And simply perforating a box may add very, very little extra cost.