findersfalo.blogg.se

“I think they’ll figure if I’m ordering from them in the first place, I’m helping them.” “People talk about wanting to help small business more than actually helping them,” he says. To head off that grim scenario, Saleem, whose given first name is Sheheryar, has come up with Recourse, hoping to turn the city’s restaurant order and delivery business on its head.īut relying on New Yorkers to pitch in and save the city’s restaurants may be a bit too optimistic, says independent industry consultant Bob Goldin. This is truly where New York is headed,” he says. “If all these restaurants, one by one, are gone, our city becomes one big mall. His theory: Restaurants are sinking under the weight of commissions they pay to Seamless, Grubhub and Yelp’s Eat24, which dominate the food order and delivery business, and their demise would spell disaster. Shake Saleem has a plan to save New York City’s restaurants and, along the way, save New York City itself.