re: "From my perspective, food delivery apps have always been in the category of an extreme luxury": Of course it is! I am in my 70s and well off financially a

re: "From my perspective, food delivery apps have always been in the category of an extreme luxury": Of course it is! I am in my 70s and well off financially and I only use food delivery in the rare event both my wife and I are ill at the same time. I find it a pleasure to run out to get takeout food, or more usually stop by my local produce store or local market and get something to make dinner. I am a very busy person, and at the end of each day I have never had enough time to do everything I wanted to do that day, but still spending 20 minutes to get food, a little more time to cook a tasty meal (or more rarely get take out food) just seems like one of the basic enjoyable things in life not to be missed. Is this a generational thing? Do younger people just not enjoy going to a farmer's market, to a local health food store, cook, etc.? I am not being judgmental, just curious.