I understand that if you don't particularly like to cook, then someone bringing hot food over is a lot more appealing than doing something you don't enjoy. I'l

I understand that if you don't particularly like to cook, then someone bringing hot food over is a lot more appealing than doing something you don't enjoy. I'll caution against drawing an equivalency between a lifestyle of eating take-out/delivery food vs. cooking (cooking, not heating up boxes of stuff) food you prepare at home. In the former approach, you take what shows up. You can only control what you order and where you order from. In the latter approach, you can control what's going in to about as great (or little) a degree as you care to. YMMV of course.