There is a difference to discretionary and non-discretionary spending. These "multiple" people that you know can cut pack on clothes, shoes and other crap, in really dire situations you can stop those completely.
Consumer staples is something that is bought weekly and can't be done without. There is a big difference. I don't know too much about Youfoodz, WagglyClub and YarnClub but a 30 second look at Youfoodz website it says in big letters "No subscription"... This then makes sense to give the option to BNPL if you bought a chunk in advance.
Anyway I'm not going to get stuck into this conversation any longer. If you think BNPL is a suitable business model for super markets then that says a lot about you as an investor/logical thinker.
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