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Everyone calls Amazon innovative. So why does quick commerce get dismissed as a cheap labour story? 🤔 Rajan Anandan has a simple answer: try building it. 📦 Getting a product to 20 million monthly users in eight minutes, in cities with some of the worst traffic in the world,... show more
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Try breaking a mountain with a hammer to make a road! It requires cheap, uneducated labor in lakhs, forecasting weather conditions, predicting landslides and avalanches, storage of equipment near to site, it is ruthless!!! One should not build excavation and mining equipment or air travel to get across. One should do the hardwork of hiring poor kids and making them run with load. If its so innovative, why hasnt it taken off in the developed world? Its a sad reality of cheap convenience that should be abolished quickly. Huge downside and a very limited upside.

bencho... yeh log itne bhadwe kaise paida hote hain?

Yes, it's a cheap labour story. Jo apni dukaan ka maalik tha woh ab delivery boy ban kar rah gaya hai !! Mom n pop kirana and similar small shops closing every passing day.

What is this self-proclaimed gyaanchand wearing around his right eye? Is it that Temple device by @deepigoyal?🤔 Has this gyaangiver invested in Temple, & doing proxy advertising? 🤔

the moat is not labour, it is density: 20m monthly users only work if dark stores turn inventory fast enough to fund 8-minute picks. falsifiable test: orders per store per day, not delivery time, decides who survives the burn.

Amazon is a old story, BlinkIt is the new story
