In 1999 and 2000, I worked for a startup in the Bay Area. Twice a week our kitchen was stocked with fresh food delivered by WebVan. We had a ton of their crates sitting around that we used to store computer parts and other facilities needs, since they never seemed to collect them.
Right around mid-2000, the deliveries stopped as the market started to tank and we had to "tighten our belt", and the free food disappeared and the vending machines went from free to 10 cents each (and there was a small riot). I suspect we weren't the only startup that did that. It makes me wonder how much of their revenue was from other startups. Kind of reminds me of 2019...
They actually brought good food. I considered signing up for myself at my house, but it was just too expensive for a single guy. Might have been good for a family though.