What three businesses do you think will follow this Blockbuster boom/bust cycle next?
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Apr 17, 2021 · 11:13 PM UTC

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Milling
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#Retail #Banking #Shoppingmall #realestate
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Pharmacies, Best Buy, anything Amazon sells more of per capita.
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Chip and a chair.
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PWC, KPMG and Deloitte.
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Bank of America or Wells Fargo branches due to Crypto.
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1. Smaller Banks (Digital wallets will be reason) 2. Movie theaters (unfortunately) 3. Car companies to slow to adapt to EV trend
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Car dealerships. No consumer has ever felt good about dealing with a car salesperson.
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I think auto dealerships, and gas stations and mattress chains are gonna get disrupted out of existence.
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Anything with a middleman doing paperwork. Financial advisers, accountants, real estate agents.
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Bottled water. Stupidest invention ever in America.
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CVS and Walgreens
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Large movie theater chains are Blockbuster in 2005/6 where it’s obvious to people under a certain age they’re dead and wondering why they’re still open, but others are like “No, people like to do blah blah blah in person”
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Really interesting that most of responses focus on the bust side and not the growth! Blockbusters growth was just as remarkable as the fall to me. Too early to put clubhouse in this category?
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Uber/Lyft Air BNB Costco
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Office equipment dealers, Staples/Office Depot, mobile phone stores, mattress stores, Panera store footprint shrinking
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Republican Party Democratic Party Congress (as we know it)
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Legacy Auto ICE Dealerships Legacy Auto ICE Factories Auto Repair Shops Gas stations In that order
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AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile because satellites will control cellular data in the future.
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Blockbuster was killed by a bad executive team that fought innovation. It launched a digital streaming service that was a major threat of wiping out Netflix but the CEO killed it.
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Retail store Banks Gas stations
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Higher education
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Showed this tweet to my sister and she said “what are blockbusters?” 👴👴👴👴
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Blackberry had a similar boom / bust but in about half the time 🙈
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uber when tsla robotaxis come?
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If infecting bodies and cells to self reproduce is a business, one such business is COVID-19, on a shorter timescale
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Colleges Best Buy Brick mortar banks
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My teenager saw this play watching over my shoulder. “What’s that?” “Blockbuster stores” “What’s blockbuster stores?” “Exactly”
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1. Commercial real estate 2. Commercial real estate brokerage 3. Mortgage brokers
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Could you please give your opinion on this book: "Built to Fail: The Inside Story of Blockbuster's Inevitable Bust" by Alan Payne? I want to understand the reasons behind Blockbuster's fall.
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Fast food chains that don’t offer healthy options. People eat themselves into a co-morbid illness, sealed with an annual covid variant kiss. French fries and soda will literally kill off customers into evolutionarily-fueled insolvency.
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I really watched the whole thing.....I’m bored
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@SUBWAY
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Malls and movie theaters. I hate it
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Physical greeting cards? @bengreenesq
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Facebook
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