Temu is advertising filet mignon on X(twitter.com) |
Temu is advertising filet mignon on X(twitter.com) |
I'm going to have to read more from Steven Morea!
"I was getting steak ads everywhere—Instagram, news sites, even in places where ads should not be allowed to have that much audacity." ... "everything simply—salt and pepper, no fancy rubs, no sauce safety net." ... "with twine—very farmer’s market cosplay, very “trust me, I’m artisanal.”"
I got some really nice steaks for free and the delivery actually arrived via motorbike in 10 minutes. They must have had delivery drivers waiting with their own inventory or something. Anyways, the VC funding dried up and the company was gone a few months later.
Interestingly, one way they get the delivery time down is they pack the items into the motorbike when you add them to the basket, not when you checkout.
If you remove an item from the basket and checkout, the motorbike will often arrive with the removed item (and take it back again).
like I can't gauge the value prop outside of "3rd party shit sold cheap".
how does that translate to quality food?