Startup doesn't understand that it's not the hot dog that's the selling point.

Everything sucks but Costco. Costco is a beacon of light shining over the vast churning sea of excrement that corporate America has birthed anally upon the consumer.

Don’t be a fucking chump and order a hot dog delivered.

Aldi can hang too.

The company is called NoTip, which would have me hope that the business pays its drivers a good wage so they don't rely on tips. Without knowing more than this one side, I can't tell if the prices really are outrageous, or if this article is trying to draw people away from a business trying to get rid of tipping culture by wrapping it into the price of the items and paying well directly, the way it should be done.

Can I create a startup to eliminate people who enshittify tech ? How many investors would invest ?

I can already bring the hotdog to my door by buying the big ass pack of kirkland signature hotdogs and hotdog buns while I'm at the Costco.

No Tip founder Jack Chen told SFGate that the numbers make sense, given that No Tip is intended to be a catering program, rather than a way for one person to order lunch.

The startup is meant to be a time-saver for businesses looking to cater lunches or parties. The company’s website says it can handle orders of up to 200 people at a time — and delivery comes with plates and forks.

Costco pizza isn’t good. Fight me.

“A lot of offices are ordering from me,” Chen told SFGate. “It’s the company’s money. As long as you’re not too expensive, I mean, they’ve got the money to blow.”

While I understand arbitrage, this is the stupidest fucking arbitrage play I've ever heard.