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Abhay Kumar

Stealth • 5h

Has quick comm democratized the availability of nicotine based products like cigarettes, rolling paper etc to younger audiences? If yes, how do you view quick comm potentially delivering liquor?

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 27m

Yeah bro quick commerce has definitely made things more accessible, including nicotine products but quick delivery of liquor is a whole different beast because it’s a convenience that’s just too risky without tight controls, and it could face major pushback

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 2h

The liquor thing is jsut inevitable. It will happen one day for sure. Soon actuallty and well there is a demand for it na? Don't teenagers party during college?

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 2h

Well you are not wrong but then again these shops that sell these products are also always located conveniently close to hostels and studnet lodging. Have you not noticed that? Its all jsut supply and demand brother

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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 4h

Quick commerce has increased the accessibility of nicotine products, but calling it "democratization" is misleading. True democratization comes with education, responsibility, and proper safeguards, not just convenience.

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