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Some of us don't want to be pampered, we just don't want to cook. We're tired of subsidizing others' ludicrous desire for aristocracy role-playing when we just
by Ericson2314 3y ago
Some of us don't want to be pampered, we just don't want to cook.
We're tired of subsidizing others' ludicrous desire for aristocracy role-playing when we just want to eat food.
- Ekaros 3y agoI only need what 3 to 5 interactions in whole process. 1. Bring me to table (or let me find it myself) 2. Take my order (food and drink) 3. Bring my food/drinks. 4. Allow me to pay... Could add one or two in between, but I don't see any reason why there should be need for anything beyond these basics.
- Ericson2314 3y agoDream bigger :) I want more buffets/ cafeterias. We can cut the labor down far more than that. I'm not saying I would go on a date to the cantina, but I sure as hell would do that instead of cook 10/10.
- Ericson2314 3y agoI think this relates to America's NIMBYism: In the places where there is enough density to support this stuff, the sorting from insufficient housing has made too many rich residents that are not sufficiently price sensitive. If we had abundant housing and thus poorer residents on average (in a relative sense), we would already have these labor-saving amenities. The fact that cities are both more efficient and more expensive demonstrates just how fucked up the economics of all this stuff has gotten.