Aadit Palicha

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"After everything we've done, we feel like peanuts compared to what people in the US have done sometimes, right? You know, like Uber or Door Dash or Airbnb. So, a long way to go still."

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"I remember K and I discuss this we had that similar discussion that you know Brian Chesky Airbnb concept where he said five star seven star. If you remove all constraints and you just remove all the laws of physics and you just think from first principles what's the most extreme positive customer experience you can give."

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"If we can do that then I think we can build India's like homegrown version of Amazon or any other e-commerce platform right we want to build you know an e-commerce platform that's unique to India."

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"After everything we've done, we feel like peanuts compared to what people in the US have done sometimes, right? You know, like Uber or Door Dash or Airbnb. So, a long way to go still."

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"If we are getting products from a Unilever or a Proctor and Gamble or a Coca-Cola how can we move that through our supply chain with the least amount of people. The top brands in the country like Coca-Cola or Pepsi or Nestle bid on search keywords."

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"The top brands in the country like Coca-Cola or Pepsi or Nestle bid on search keywords. So we're doing, you know, hundreds of millions of ARR in ad revenue today."

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"That happened in the US 40 years ago with a Walmart or a Costco and all these other players. We are still at the beginning of that journey."

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"That happened in the US 40 years ago with a Walmart or a Costco and all these other players. We are still at the beginning of that journey."

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"If we are getting products from a Unilever or a Proctor and Gamble or a Coca-Cola how can we move that through our supply chain with the least amount of people and keep shipping it to the dark stores as fast as possible."

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"The top brands in the country like Coca-Cola or Pepsi or Nestle bid on search keywords. So we're doing, you know, hundreds of millions of ARR in ad revenue today."