In pandemic
Postmates sold for $2.6B
GrubHub stock douled
DoorDash founder made $3B
Uber Eats revenue up 125%

They charge restaurants 30% fees

Revenue for small restaurants we serve: down 45%. With delivery fees, they can lose money on transactions

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Small restaurant revenue vs year prior
April 2020⬇️73%
May⬇️63%
June⬇️50%
July⬇️46%
Aug⬇️43%
Sep⬇️43%
Oct⬇️35%
Nov⬇️43%
Dec⬇️51%
Jan 2021⬇️45%

The "best" month, with lockdowns lifted, was still 2x worse than peak 2009 recession.

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For those asking, no this is not me. Good to order direct from mom and pops when you can. They can’t afford big ad campaigns
Additional idea if you need to quarantine, see if someone needs some extra money to pick up your food directly for you. Lots of people could use it and you cut out UBER/DoorDash. Do the best you can. I understand everyone’s situation is different. Understand how lucky I am
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