> I think most of the value proposition of food delivery is for people who can't do the drive. This. If you live alone and can't drive, it's a nice to have opt

> I think most of the value proposition of food delivery is for people who can't do the drive. This. If you live alone and can't drive, it's a nice to have option for some variety. I never thought I'd use DoorDash, Grubhub, etc. for the reasons you mention; then, I lost my right foot. I'm not yet to the point where I can drive a modified vehicle; so, I sometimes use them. (The same thing applies for grocery delivery service.) Most of the time, though, I order from a pizzeria or Chinese place which have their own delivery drivers.