It’s young single people with more disposable income than patience to learn how to cook or motivation to pick up their food themselves. It’s particularly big in

It’s young single people with more disposable income than patience to learn how to cook or motivation to pick up their food themselves. It’s particularly big in cities, where you might be craving a restaurant that is only a mile or two away as the crow flies but can be a huge pain to get to, with or without owning a car. I agree with you though, the fees are outrageous. When our first kid was born, somebody gave us a Door Dash gift card. I tried to use it one night for a slightly upscale gastropub near us - it was going to be $65+ after all the fees and tips for two burgers to get delivered. Even with a gift card, I couldn’t do it on principal.