Re:Costco selling $6,000 doomsday-prepper food kits – feed a...
by Someone on Friday March 16, 2018 @06:40PM
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Seems a good opportunity for a startup, if they can solve the
problem of how to deliver the stuff without knowing the delivery address (if you are into this, you don’t want anybody to know where your food is)
Such a startup could also offer to take in that 25 year old 1/25th part to give it to a food bank, making the purchase deductible as a gift to charity.
Unfortunately, customers only need to start replacing stuff after years (you may want to replace 1/25th a year on average, but do you really want to start doing that a year after buying this?)
Such a startup could also offer to take in that 25 year old 1/25th part to give it to a food bank, making the purchase deductible as a gift to charity.
Unfortunately, customers only need to start replacing stuff after years (you may want to replace 1/25th a year on average, but do you really want to start doing that a year after buying this?)