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I started doing this exercise (Reparenting your inner child)

https://www.dailyom.com/cgi-bin/courses/courseoverview.cgi?cid=839

I'm developing a mobile app in React Native that enables people to earn money by doing grocery shopping for others, bringing it to their home and getting a cut. I'm gonna get rich off this.

I have slacked on my German learning but I'm continuing my Duolingo courses today.

I'm not sure where to start. I don't wanna go to a gym because faggots keep looking at my ass. I think I'll get a home exercise kit.

I've found only golddiggers on marriage sites and super thots on Tinder who are only into hook-ups and no marriage. This is gay

I've reconnected with my childhood friends and we went clubbing in Taksim last night. It was p fun even tho my best friend puked all over some thots table and she ran off.

I have some secret plans for the last one.

Jim is going to be a big man.

Changing your signature would be an improvement. 

never HAHA

My client sent mail back today. He's going to give me the remaining 1500 euro left from the job. I've decided to stick to working on my mobile app dev and therapy and stay out of dating and social life for a while.

Edit: Just go the BTC. time for therapy then a Berlin trip baby!

BossRoach said:

I'm developing a mobile app in React Native that enables people to earn money by doing grocery shopping for others, bringing it to their home and getting a cut. I'm gonna get rich off this.

At least speaking from within the US, delivery has begun to branch towards main chains that don't normally do it through other side-companies, like the case for when you see Subway as an option on websites like GrubHub. Your idea seems like the next logical step, one that's shown a successful history of marketability through people like Milkmen. 

It'd appeal both to those who want to cook and those who want premade easy food, and if the prices and volumes outdo delivery then it's going to be seen as a smarter option. Delivery tends to charge a lot for their effort, while delivering groceries is merely picking something up and driving it somewhere. It's effectively Uber fetching groceries, and I'm sure you've seen what slave wages people will Uber for. 

I'd probably be more prone to use it than normal delivery food services as a combination of being lazy, saving money, and wanting to control my own nutrient intake. Closest to this I've seen marketed is weird pre-packed food boxes, sort of like a gigantic Binto Box, to try to market to people who can't make their own food and want a healthier option. They also charge a fortune, so they aren't gaining much traction. 

Delivery seems to be trending pretty hard in other countries from what little I've seen of them, too. It's a market waiting to be tapped as people find more and more reasons to want to reasonably not leave their or their friend's place. 

Turncoat said: 

BossRoach said:

I'm developing a mobile app in React Native that enables people to earn money by doing grocery shopping for others, bringing it to their home and getting a cut. I'm gonna get rich off this.

At least speaking from within the US, delivery has begun to branch towards main chains that don't normally do it through other side-companies, like the case for when you see Subway as an option on websites like GrubHub. Your idea seems like the next logical step, one that's shown a successful history of marketability through people like Milkmen. 

It'd appeal both to those who want to cook and those who want premade easy food, and if the prices and volumes outdo delivery then it's going to be seen as a smarter option. Delivery tends to charge a lot for their effort, while delivering groceries is merely picking something up and driving it somewhere. It's effectively Uber fetching groceries, and I'm sure you've seen what slave wages people will Uber for. 

I'd probably be more prone to use it than normal delivery food services as a combination of being lazy, saving money, and wanting to control my own nutrient intake. Closest to this I've seen marketed is weird pre-packed food boxes, sort of like a gigantic Binto Box, to try to market to people who can't make their own food and want a healthier option. They also charge a fortune, so they aren't gaining much traction. 

Delivery seems to be trending pretty hard in other countries from what little I've seen of them, too. It's a market waiting to be tapped as people find more and more reasons to want to reasonably not leave their or their friend's place. 

 I've talked to a Turkish VC on LinkedIn today and he asked me to meet him in Istanbul centre to talk about the idea. I am hoping to get some investment for this and kick it off here.

Even for your specific idea, I used to do shit like this for my roommates as a social favor, and from that I definitely see the value in the provided convenience. 

Cater to people's laziness and they'll pay for the pleasure to do so. 

Turncoat said: 

Even for your specific idea, I used to do shit like this for my roommates as a social favor, and from that I definitely see the value in the provided convenience. 

Cater to people's laziness and they'll pay for the pleasure to do so. 

 Once it kicks off and I become a succesful startup faggot you gonna be my waifu, princess