A Table to Go - Corby Kummer
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A Table to Go - Corby Kummer
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Title: A Table to Go
Author: Corby Kummer
Narrator: Derek Shetterly
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-12-16
Publisher: New Republic
Genres: Newspapers & Magazines, News & Culture
Summary:
Light streams into large windows on three sides of the lower Manhattan loft space where Maple, a meal-delivery company that started last year with no less an icon than David Chang as chief culinary officer and investor, has its offices. It looks like the very well-funded tech startup it is: It launched in April 2015 backed by $29 million. Using a “bundling algorithm” of which the company’s tech-minded founders are inordinately proud, 50 bike couriers, all full-time employees, collect lunch and dinner orders and speed to reach customers in lower and midtown Manhattan within a fairly narrow promised window. Maple is a vertical service: It plans menus, cooks them in a central commissary, takes orders on its apps, and assembles and sends out meals from its four satellite kitchens. There is no table service. There are no tables. "A Table to Go" is from the May 2016 issue of The New Republic.
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