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Right — that's how I interpreted it. There are still two companies that are larger in San Francisco.
Why don't you just name which "far larger" competitors you're thinking of, so that he can address that?
> "We have quickly become the market leader in San Francisco." This is an odd statement since I know there are at least two direct competitors who are far larger.
We are referring to being larger in the San Francisco market, not overall larger as a company.
According to the press release, they describe themselves as "San Francisco’s leading office catering service." Unless they plan on dramatically expanding their product offerings, "Improve[ing] the Health of Humanity" sounds like disingenuous marketing-speak. Don't get me wrong, catering is important and meals are a great way to bring employees together. Having used Zesty, the meals are from local restaurants and, tho…
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Why don't you just name which "far larger" competitors you're thinking of, so that he can address that?
Not OP, but I was wondering how they compare to ZeroCater, which is also YC-backed, feeds some big names like GitHub, Foursquare and Tumblr, and has all those billboards up and down 101.
According to the press release, they describe themselves as "San Francisco’s leading office catering service." Unless they plan on dramatically expanding their product offerings, "Improve[ing] the Health of Humanity" sounds like disingenuous marketing-speak. Don't get me wrong, catering is important and meals are a great way to bring employees together. Having used Zesty, the meals are from local restaurants and, tho…
Why are these catering companies branding themselves like charities?