A glimpse at local legislation and small biz consideration that maybe hiring a guy with a phone and a notebook might be an easier solution than taking part in the sordid digital economy.
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Food-delivery apps take bite out of KCMO restaurant profits
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - As restaurants struggle to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic, one Kansas City, Missouri, councilman hopes to ease a separate financial burden restaurants have faced. Many third-party ordering apps, such as Door Dash and Grub Hub, charge delivery commissions.
Kansas City doesn't have leverage over Door Dash and Grub Hub. KCMO thinks highly of itself, but no one else does. Forcing increased restriction on the services will result in the end of the services. Not clear how that helps the restaurants survive. Few of the restaurants can manage the food, let alone manage the delivery of the food.
ReplyDeleteMath. The driver delivers three orders in one hour for $30 for each order. The delivery service charges 15%, or $10. Exactly how will the service pay the driver $15 per hour (yet another mantra)? Cannot have your cake and eat it too.
People who use these services are faggot pussy hipsters. I don’t care how much it costs them. The restaurants have to decide whether or not it is profitable enough to participate.
ReplyDeleteBunch is such a clown. A free market economy means nothing to him...he wants to engineer profits. Let the market take care of pricing - if delivery apps are to expensive, eventually people like Bunch will get off their dead ass and go get the food themselves. What a lazy looser.
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