> Their $8 McDonalds order with a $14 delivery fee. Yep, I'd agree that paying that fee for a service which doesn't have to deliver to your door is silly, but

> Their $8 McDonalds order with a $14 delivery fee. Yep, I'd agree that paying that fee for a service which doesn't have to deliver to your door is silly, but some people still do it > In New York, if I’m coming to the door to meet the delivery, then I may as well just walk the 1/4 block to get it myself. As a fellow city dweller: yep, I'd agree there, too (that's why I don't order $8 mcwhatevers with $14 delivery) but to each their own It seems unreasonable to expect every driver to know how to legally park around, efficiently gain access to, and navigate the twists and turns of every building, but it doesn't seem unreasonable to expect every building tenant/employee to do so for their own. If your building was a house, you wouldn't expect the driver to know how to gain entry and navigate to a specific room in it. That's what an apartment building is: a way bigger and more difficult to navigate house.