The existence of ghost kitchens are what got me to stop ordering food for delivery[1] and instead actually go to the restaurant to either eat there or pick up t

The existence of ghost kitchens are what got me to stop ordering food for delivery[1] and instead actually go to the restaurant to either eat there or pick up the food to take home. That way I actually know who prepared my food and know what to expect in terms of quality. [1] And now, with the revelation of how using a delivery service can mean that you are stripped of legal rights when interacting with apparently unrelated services (due to overly broad arbitration clauses), using such services has become legally too risky anyway.