"They will ask me when I first knew I was in love with you. I will sigh and say I don’t know. It happened in fragments, piece by piece, separate moments over the years. Moments – that’s how I remember it"🤭❤️
Time dulls the pain, but when you go to bed on days when the world seems to be against you, you will crave their care. When you make certain amount of money and you remember how she gave almost all she had for you, you will mourn your inability to give back to her now that you have the resources. Almost every aspect of life will remind you that someone is missing
This might sound insensitive, even though I understand the perspective you’re coming from, but it is the truth.
Ultimately, Chowdeck is a business that provides a service. Customers have every right to stop using it if they strongly believe the value Chowdeck provides is not commensurate with its prices.
If the markups, delivery fees, and service charges are not worth the convenience or reliability the platform promises, it is perfectly fine to explore alternatives.
That said, I often encourage people to refrain from lamenting about prices unless they have a strong understanding of what it costs to deliver the service. It is only when you understand the average cost of providing that service that you can confidently claim that you are being “ripped off” or “robbed.”
Just recently, it was reported that another food delivery platform had shut down. Yet Chowdeck has remained in the market and maintained its reliability. People talk about its riders and its platform, but all those resources require investment and capital. How do you think they came to be?
Again, you can always go to Adunni Buka whenever you want to eat their food. But if you would rather make a selection from your home and have someone deliver it to your doorstep, I’m afraid that convenience comes at a cost.
If Adunni Buka also believes that Chowdeck’s pricing is not commensurate with the distribution value it promises, it can build its own app, eliminate the middleman, and perhaps capture significantly higher margins.
Ultimately, if people genuinely believe they are being ripped off, the simple solution is to consider providing a similar service. Perhaps they can offer it at a lower price and capture a significant share of the market.
By the way, Chowdeck’s pricing also “scratches my body,” and nothing vexes my soul more than that “tip our rider” shii. But I know, and I fully understand.
She wanted to stay a virgin, so what “sense” did you guys talk into her?? You talked her out of her own decision and into something you’re now using as a punchline.
You don’t get to override someone’s choice about their own body and then mock the outcome. So vile!!!
I know someone who wanted to stay a virgin until she turned 21🙂↔️🙂↔️We sat her down and talked some sense into her. Now she has 3 kids and she’s only 24😭😭😭