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Q you have a sense, Keller, are you going to beat the unit cost to deliver with delivery drivers today, and by how much can you give us a sense on, if I want Chipotle, why would I go to the Zipline ordering system, or use Chipotle's app and have Zipline kind of fulfill for me? What's the cost difference going to be percentage-wise, do you think, over traditional food delivery?
A Yeah, So, I mean, interestingly, people may not realize, you know, instant delivery has grown incredibly fast, like especially through COVID, but even before, there are now five and a half billion instant deliveries being done every year just in the US. And that's not like Amazon or UPS. That's just the instant deliveries. And we're using a 4000 pound gas combustion vehicle driven by a human to deliver something to your home that weighs on average four to five pounds. So, you know, if aliens were to land on the planet and look at the way we're solving that problem, they would conclude There's no intelligent life on earth. Like, this is a bizarre solution. Um, I think, you know, the reality is that we have this new demand, and the demand is vast. People want things delivered quickly, and they want, like, to have more time with their family rather than spending time in traffic or, like, in a store. Um, but we're using technology that's a hundred years old to solve that problem. So I think all you have to realize is that instead of using a 4000 pound gas combustion vehicle driven by a human, you should use a A 50 pound vehicle that is autonomous and electric. And that's kind of just reasoning from, like, physics first principles. Like, you don't have to be, you know, a genius. As soon as you've realized that, I think you know something really fundamental about the future that few …
AI assessment note: “instead of using a 4000 pound gas combustion vehicle... you should use a A 50 pound vehicle”
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Q you have a sense, Keller, are you going to beat the unit cost to deliver with delivery drivers today, and by how much can you give us a sense on, if I want Chipotle, why would I go to the Zipline ordering system, or use Chipotle's app and have Zipline kind of fulfill for me? What's the cost difference going to be percentage-wise, do you think, over traditional food delivery?
A Yeah, So, I mean, interestingly, people may not realize, you know, instant delivery has grown incredibly fast, like especially through COVID, but even before, there are now five and a half billion instant deliveries being done every year just in the US. And that's not like Amazon or UPS. That's just the instant deliveries. And we're using a 4000 pound gas combustion vehicle driven by a human to deliver something to your home that weighs on average four to five pounds. So, you know, if aliens were to land on the planet and look at the way we're solving that problem, they would conclude There's no intelligent life on earth. Like, this is a bizarre solution. Um, I think, you know, the reality is that we have this new demand, and the demand is vast. People want things delivered quickly, and they want, like, to have more time with their family rather than spending time in traffic or, like, in a store. Um, but we're using technology that's a hundred years old to solve that problem. So I think all you have to realize is that instead of using a 4000 pound gas combustion vehicle driven by a human, you should use a A 50 pound vehicle that is autonomous and electric. And that's kind of just reasoning from, like, physics first principles. Like, you don't have to be, you know, a genius. As soon as you've realized that, I think you know something really fundamental about the future that few …
AI assessment note: “instead of using a 4000 pound gas combustion vehicle driven by a human”
