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The Wondery. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, February

18th. If you're anything like the average city dwelling millennial in America,

you are probably eating out about as often as you're cooking in. That's if you include meals delivered to

you, not just those you eat at an actual restaurant. Now, this will come as no surprise. Food delivery

has been on a tear in the last several years, fueled by growth in services like DoorDash, Grubhub,

and Postmates. But the logistics of getting food to your door are different than what's needed

inside a restaurant's walls. When restaurants' delivery business grows, and it has, on average by 20 to 30%,

someone has to cook those extra burgers. Workers have to balance the needs of their sit-down customers

with those of people waiting at home for their meals without making anyone feel like they're

waiting too long. Drivers need access to your restaurant easily and quickly so they can

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