There is one update the the article that seems noteworthy:

>Note 1: We found out afterward that was all the result of a “demand test” by

>Doordash. They have a test period where they scrape the restaurant’s website

>and don’t charge any fees to anyone, so they can ideally go to the restaurant

>with positive order data to then get the restaurant signed onto the platform.

>If we had to pay a customer fee on the order, it would’ve further cut into our

>arbitrage profits (though maybe we could’ve incorporated DashPass as part of

>the calculation).

It was posted yesterday to reddit on "Today I Learned" and got over 59,000 upvotes. I knew I had seen it here before and now I'm seeing it here for the third time.

Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32086170 (July 2022, 230 comments)