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Eaze, cannabis delivery company, raises 27M

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Re: Eaze, cannabis delivery company, raises 27M

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Maybe I'm missing something, but why are X delivery companies a thing? Why not have just a delivery company? This is a case where I can't even think of any special handling being required, but I wouldn't be a customer so may be ignorant to something.

In the case of Eaze it's delivery for a market with a very unique regulatory and logistical nature. As opposed to say, food.

Re: Eaze, cannabis delivery company, raises 27M

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I hope they can invest at least some of this money into 5 minute drone deliveries.

Marijuana delivery by drone is already illegal or will be in the next 5 minutes. (Which is too bad because it is a very elegant solution.)

High value, light weight. Sounds perfect. Customers would appreciate the Wow factor too.

Re: Eaze, cannabis delivery company, raises 27M

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Maybe I'm missing something, but why are X delivery companies a thing? Why not have just a delivery company? This is a case where I can't even think of any special handling being required, but I wouldn't be a customer so may be ignorant to something.

Of course… Many types of delivery companies already exists for specific needs. Shipping companies like UPS or the post office aren't going to bring you a pizza or deliver a shed into your backyard.

Re: Eaze, cannabis delivery company, raises 27M

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Maybe I'm missing something, but why are X delivery companies a thing? Why not have just a delivery company? This is a case where I can't even think of any special handling being required, but I wouldn't be a customer so may be ignorant to something.

Nobody's going to jump a Postmates delivery guy for your takeout.

A marijuana delivery guy rolling around with a significant amount of high-value product might.

Re: Eaze, cannabis delivery company, raises 27M

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Maybe I'm missing something, but why are X delivery companies a thing? Why not have just a delivery company? This is a case where I can't even think of any special handling being required, but I wouldn't be a customer so may be ignorant to something.

In the case of Eaze it's delivery for a market with a very unique regulatory and logistical nature. As opposed to say, food.

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