Five companies now control over 90% of the restaurant food delivery market (marketsaintefficient.substack.com)

This article aims to reflect on how growing up poor held me back, and yet made me a better person when I moved to a wealthier city. This aims to help straddlers, those who, despite coming from a poor or working-class background, have achieved a level of upward mobility, understand their value as they navigate a wealthier world.

pinewurst · 16h ago

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The imposter syndrome of growing up poor and now living in a wealthy city

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