So, what’s the business model here exactly? We’ve got the cost of rent, the upfront cost of excavating a gigantic bottomless pit the likes of which has never been seen before, the legal team to deal with lawsuits, the PR team to offset the negative press resulting from the pit, the maintenance costs of the building, replenishing the shopping carts, and of course advertising.
![Doing a little shopping [beetlemoses]](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/44371784-faf7-463d-b2c5-b57cc318e8ad.jpeg){kind=link}
So, what’s the business model here exactly? We’ve got the cost of rent, the upfront cost of excavating a gigantic bottomless pit the likes of which has never been seen before, the legal team to deal with lawsuits, the PR team to offset the negative press resulting from the pit, the maintenance costs of the building, replenishing the shopping carts, and of course advertising.
Actually yeah, seems doable.
Didn’t you see the soda machine? That rakes in the money.
The soda machine is still $1. This both supports the operation and lures the unaware.
That’s just the built in business model of all of capitalism.