Food essentially requires its own supply chain and has its own health regulations. Consumer preferences for food shopping also seem to be distinctly different from preferences on other classes of products.
A marijuana delivery guy rolling around with a significant amount of high-value product might.
Having said that, UPS and Fedex, etc are delivery companies. I assume this company is promoting same day delivery, otherwise, why not just use a shipping company.
Maybe this is natural as consumers are getting used to on demand delivery so companies need to focus on something and be known for it. But, eventually I'd expect to just have one app where I could get anything delivered without having to use app A for groceries and app B for restaurants and...
Those people should not be in jail, and eaze is doing well to raise money. The former does not make the latter disturbing.
Yes, it does. Priorities are disturbing. This doesn't happen by chance.
Plenty of press and articles around this over the past few years.
In their case, "burn rate" is a good thing.
Yes, and yes.
>Why would a venture capital firm expose themselves to this, when its not even legal in half of the country?
Because selling weed is basically printing money
I can definitely see an Uber/Lyft dynamic emerge in the marijuana delivery space.
