> A person in a car can't jump through the service window faster than the employee can close it. A person on foot might. This just seems paranoid. Anywhere tha

> A person in a car can't jump through the service window faster than the employee can close it. A person on foot might. This just seems paranoid. Anywhere that does have a counter, anyone could theoretically put on a Hamburgler costume and jump over it with a big sack to raid the kitchen. But we don't worry about it, because it's vanishingly unlikely. You can't run a society if you can't trust people at a basic level. You don't fortify every shop against Viking raids. I mean, I've been in some Bad Neighborhoods where the shopkeepers all have plexiglass and bars and loudspeakers, but it's not remotely typical. I'll also grant that there are a handful of places where basic norms have broken down, but I think that's mostly overblown by the Right. You should be able to just interact with people like a normal human being. And mostly, you can. People have just gotten twitchy for dumb reasons.