> it would have been a fucking travesty doing a lockdown without ordering on Uber eats and Co. Sure, these services bring joy to people and create low paid job

> it would have been a fucking travesty doing a lockdown without ordering on Uber eats and Co. Sure, these services bring joy to people and create low paid jobs. But, I think the more essential service is the general grocery delivery and supply chain. It seems so inefficient to have someone make a toasted sandwich, and then drive it half way across a city burning fossil fuels because customers do not want to cook their own meals.