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> Inner city areas full of people chatting in restaurants and cafes at lunchtime and after work are the best. It's fun, but spending time with my kids is the b
by freetime2 4y ago
> Inner city areas full of people chatting in restaurants and cafes at lunchtime and after work are the best.
It's fun, but spending time with my kids is the best.
> I suspect massive adoption of restaurants would be more efficient too, if we cared about that primarily.
Not sure I agree - I can whip up an inexpensive, healthy, and satisfying meal with food from the supermarket in less time than it takes to walk a couple blocks to a restaurant.
- em-bee 4y agodon't forget shopping and cleaning up too. the main problem with restaurants is lack of control of ingredients and fixed portion sizes. i can't adjust based on how hungry i am.