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Sarvesh Kedia

Stealth • 1d

Another quick commerce player in town, but for clothes! It's called Blip. Do you guys think there is a market in qcom for anything besides groceries? People don't buy clothes everyday. So I wonder how this will work out from a business perspective.

The next billionaire

Stealth • 1d

I honestly dont think if i will ever need clothes in 30 minutes. The number of people who need this is way too small imo, and maybe it can work a bit in very priveleged and posh areas. So not a "need to have" business in my opinion

Sarvesh Kedia

Stealth • 1d

the way I am thinking about this is that it's like a quicker Myntra. People don't buy new clothes everyday but Myntra is still thriving

The next billionaire

Stealth • 1d

A faster myntra can be made, would need a lot of funding and lot of burn to get there.

Sarvesh Kedia

Stealth • 1d

hmm. true. these guys seem to be doing a marketplace model instead of a darkstore model. so maybe that is more sustainable?

The next billionaire

Stealth • 1d

I dont know, Zepto is still loss making

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Moksh Dudeja

Stealth • 16h

because there are burning money giving free money to people

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