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I love how when the consumer class talks about the service class, they always allude to the needs of the elderly and disabled population, and the immediately go

I love how when the consumer class talks about the service class, they always allude to the needs of the elderly and disabled population, and the immediately go into a story about their needs that are supposed to sound elderly or disabled-adjacent, but its a scenario that is certainly not the tear jerker you were expecting like someone stuck in a meeting that doesn't have access to a kitchen and wants chicken rice and broccoli. What you have deliberately neglected to mention is that there is a desk at the first floor of the building where the food can be left for you to come downstairs and get after your meeting. It is a luxury service that you desire, not an essential service that satisfies the needs of the disabled and the senior, you are just piggybacking on their tears to make yourself feel better.

eddtests 3y ago
> What you have deliberately neglected to mention is that there is a desk at the first floor of the building where the food can be left for you to come downstairs and get after your meeting If your apartment block has a front desk then that's fantastic but mine doesn't - if it is left outside it will probably be stolen. > you are just piggybacking on their tears to make yourself feel better Seems a little ad hominem, but taking it positively, a delivery worker should assume the worst and deliver to the door just in case there's a reason they've ordered a delivery and can't come downstairs unless something else has been agreed. They might be self isolating for covid for example. There's so many examples of why it should be delivered to the door, and there's no way to know if it is or isn't valid for that delivery, so that's what should happen. > I love how when the consumer class talks about the service class ... but its a scenario that is certainly not the tear jerker you were expecting That's why I added the other examples. Chill out a little.

eddtests 3y ago

> What you have deliberately neglected to mention is that there is a desk at the first floor of the building where the food can be left for you to come downstairs and get after your meeting If your apartment block has a front desk then that's fantastic but mine doesn't - if it is left outside it will probably be stolen. > you are just piggybacking on their tears to make yourself feel better Seems a little ad hominem, but taking it positively, a delivery worker should assume the worst and deliver to the door just in case there's a reason they've ordered a delivery and can't come downstairs unless something else has been agreed. They might be self isolating for covid for example. There's so many examples of why it should be delivered to the door, and there's no way to know if it is or isn't valid for that delivery, so that's what should happen. > I love how when the consumer class talks about the service class ... but its a scenario that is certainly not the tear jerker you were expecting That's why I added the other examples. Chill out a little.