Although the consequences of failure are not as severe, you could make a similar argument against cooking your own food as the outcome can be unreliable and tim

Although the consequences of failure are not as severe, you could make a similar argument against cooking your own food as the outcome can be unreliable and time consuming. Some enjoy doing it, some just purchase microwave food and some just pay or get someone else to do it for them. Then there are chefs in the media that try to make cooking more accessible with the message that it's not as difficult as people make it out to be. However some pushback/warning against self hosting because we don't yet have a good alternative to reliable "microwave food" is good I guess.