DoorDash has partnered with fintech company Klarna to introduce flexible payment options for customers in the U.S., allowing them to choose between 'Pay in Full', 'Pay Later', or four interest-free installments for orders over $35. While this move aims to enhance customer convenience, it has sparked discourse online, with some deriding it as a 'recession indicator' amidst fears of an uncertain economy. Despite the non-recession status of the U.S., certain economists suggest warning signs, leading to public anxiety over the implications of such financial arrangements.
Some users cracked jokes about the partnership, including one who posted, "Things the US no longer has: A Department of Education. Things the US now has: Financed DoorDash burritos."
Although the United States is not in a recession, some economists have pointed to signs that one could be coming. Americans are using the phrase "recession indicator" to describe things they feel are signals of an uncertain economy.
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