I pre-order food to protect the people that work there from infection, as recommended by a variety of agencies and retail policies. It's not out of convenience,

I pre-order food to protect the people that work there from infection, as recommended by a variety of agencies and retail policies. It's not out of convenience, it's consideration. If I was lazy, I would have it delivered instead of walking down there. I'm sorry you saw this as complaining. I work in tech and considered it a thought exercise. It's the kind of thing that Wired used to write about to illustrate the impact of modern technologies. I genuinely thought others would have contributions about what kinds of systems support these services. Since this is the first personal attack I've gotten on HN, I'm not even sure how else to respond.