Загрузка
The post, titled "Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage," gained viral attention for exposing a breakdown in logistics and pricing. Roy's friend, who owned a pizza shop, noticed that DoorDash was listing his pizzas for on their app, despite his shop only charging $24 for them. Key Highlights of the Arbitrage:
The specific ID "466130_458477" refers to the story , famously documented by tech writer Ranjan Roy in his newsletter, The Margins.
: Roy and his friend realized they could "buy" their own pizzas through DoorDash. They would pay $16 to DoorDash, and DoorDash would then pay the restaurant $24.
The story became a landmark example of the "growth at all costs" mentality in Silicon Valley, where venture capital money was essentially used to subsidize consumer habits in ways that were fundamentally disconnected from business reality.
The post, titled "Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage," gained viral attention for exposing a breakdown in logistics and pricing. Roy's friend, who owned a pizza shop, noticed that DoorDash was listing his pizzas for on their app, despite his shop only charging $24 for them. Key Highlights of the Arbitrage:
The specific ID "466130_458477" refers to the story , famously documented by tech writer Ranjan Roy in his newsletter, The Margins.
: Roy and his friend realized they could "buy" their own pizzas through DoorDash. They would pay $16 to DoorDash, and DoorDash would then pay the restaurant $24.
The story became a landmark example of the "growth at all costs" mentality in Silicon Valley, where venture capital money was essentially used to subsidize consumer habits in ways that were fundamentally disconnected from business reality.