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What $500 Can Get You on Magic (Stress Testing the SMS Delivery Startup) - OOO With Brent Rose

What $500 Can Get You on Magic (Stress Testing the SMS Delivery Startup) - OOO With Brent Rose

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We gave tech writer Brent Rose $500 to stress-test Silicon Valley-s overnight sensation, Magic. From meatballs to medicinal cannabis to Mexican wrestling, see what unfolds when he pushes the new text message-based delivery service. Brent's article in WIRED: Tech writer Brent Rose is on a quest. With a surplus of emerging technologies and scientific discoveries popping up how do we separate facts from hype? Brent takes the goods out of the box-and out of the office-to find out how the new wave of cultural phenomena really holds up
Date: 2022-07-06

Comments and reviews: 10


Anything that creates new jobs and generates spending is a good thing. It contributes to some being lazy, and makes some more active.
This is basically having a personal assistant, so it-s perfect for very busy people, not just the lazy.

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You joke about this being a new super lazy thing. However this is what the american express concierge service basically is, which has been around for years hahaha.
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Like Uber Eats but Uber Everything. This isn't lazy, normal consumers would be spending their earned income on goods/services and it provides new jobs.
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more delivery services like these are always good for the disabled or those who cannot leave their house, provided they can afford these services
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I think it's a pretty cool service. I myself can't afford to use it but I appreciate the fact this service is creating jobs for people who need it
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This app already exists in INDIA it-s called DUNZO! but only selected city like Bangalore and Bombay! Great to hear more are coming up!
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This could lead to extreme laziness and maybe huge debts. But I can see it as an -emergency- service if one is in a hurry. Cool none the less!
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I think it would have been nice and a good idea to ask for a photo of the Magic driver handing out the 10 sandwiches to the homeless.
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cool service but i don't see how this could be scaleable on a large scale. I would love for magic to prove me wrong though.
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Takes long time to do the deliveries but seems like a cool app accept underage could probably get adults to buy drinks and etc
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