I wonder if the recurring desire of Wall Street (and Silicon Valley) to make money on rapid delivery of snacks is in part colored by confirmation bias? If everyone beavering away on the IPO documents is in an office in lower Manhattan (or the Mission District) at 2 AM, starving, maybe the instant-delivery market looks like a can't-lose concept?
I wonder if the recurring desire of Wall Street (and Silicon Valley) to make money on rapid delivery of snacks is in part colored by confirmation bias? If everyone beavering away on the IPO documents is in an office in lower Manhattan (or the Mission District) at 2 AM, starving, maybe the instant-delivery market looks like a can't-lose concept?