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21 Apr 2026 Cheeky Pint The economics and trends of the restaurant industry, with Tony Xu of DoorDash
“Getting all of that right very, very early and then building the systems to actually instrument that as well as to repeat that over and again, I think was very, very important in the development of the company.”
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…That's what I like to do. From the product perspective, yes, because at the end of the day, any consumer product is judged very simply by its retention and its usage. That's how you know whether you have a differentiated product. I think it's very easy to have differences in opinion about whose app do you like more or whether or not certain apps look similar or different. At the end of the day, though, if our app is performing at a much higher retention and frequency of use than others, that's how we know whether or not the things that we say actually are making a difference to customers. Getting all of that right very, very early and then building the systems to actually instrument that as well as to repeat that over and again, I think was very, very important in the development of the company. Do you think you guys were more focused on retention than others?…
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