No Dumb Ideas
No Dumb IdeasNo Dumb Ideas is a newsletter where I take nonsensical, and possibly brilliant, business ideas and follow them through to their logical conclusion
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The big idea: Hobbies through acquisition
I took a few hours this week to clean out my closet and sell my unused junk on Craigslist. It’s nice to make some money and create some space, but it’s also a brutal reminder of abandoned hobbies: a flight simulator joystick, an old VR head...
The big idea: Charge less for low-rated Uber drivers
Uber’s ridesharing system is pretty amazing. Through some algorithmic alchemy, it turns a complicated network of individual drivers, car types, locations, and destinations into a single price for transportation.
Creating a tariff-free coffee substitute
If you’re a coffee drinker, you’ve probably noticed skyrocketing prices over the last year. Bulk prices are up over 21% since last August; anecdotally, the medium-nice coffee beans I used to buy at the grocery store for $16 are now pushing ...
The big idea: Marriage-backed bonds
Weddings have gotten really, really expensive. Some sources say that the cost of a wedding has reached $33,000 on average, driven by higher food and beverage costs, venue fees, and bigger guest lists.
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