Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage
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There is such a thing as a free lunch
Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage There is such a thing as a free lunch Ranjan Roy May 17, 2020 491 378 3 Share Editor’s Note: As this post has gotten a bit of attention, we wanted to add in the name of my friend’s restaurants. They’re fighting the good fight right now, so if you happen to be in the Kansas area, please support Aj’s NY Pizzeria (it’s NY-style pizza based in Manhattan and Topeka, Kansas, and while I’m biased, it’s good). If capitalism is driven by a search for profit, the food delivery business confuses the hell out of me. Every platform loses money. Restaurants feel like they're get
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