Yes, and we're talking about whether it's an actual problem. First of all, the vast majority of people live blocks, if not miles, from bodegas or their equival

Yes, and we're talking about whether it's an actual problem. First of all, the vast majority of people live blocks, if not miles, from bodegas or their equivalent. Why are these people special? Note that they could have bodegas - they're just not willing to pay what it costs to have bodegas in those neighborhoods and they're unwilling to move, despite having the means to do so. (Of course, you can interpret Doordash as a way to buy a substitute for nearby bodegas. In which case, they've paid to solve the problem in a way that is acceptable to them. Where do you get off saying otherwise?) Yes, some of them are complaining. So what? That's all that they're willing to do, despite having the ability to do more. Their actions tell us that this really isn't a big problem for them. I never care more about someone else's problems than they do. Feel free to do otherwise.