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Originally Posted by Craig Vernon
I believe that businesses inside the bubble should be more responsive to what folks are looking for rather than some niche one size fits all thinking. Example I have read some articles about food delivery services booming inside the bubble. Kroger has a grocery delivery that is expanding but they do not operate a store in TV. I wonder if there is a reason that current businesses do not cater more toward home shoppers or delivery services. Just one small example to answer your question. Thanks for the respectful response.
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How does that make sense? Why would a business pay a premium price for a footprint inside the bubble and then market to customers who will never step foot into their store? Kroger is an interesting example, they are delivering in the Villages and all of Florida without having a single store in the state.
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