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You are both right in saying that cars are the root of all problems in urban and suburban areas. Delivery, however, has increased the number of times people bu
by dotcoma 1y ago
You are both right in saying that cars are the root of all problems in urban and suburban areas.
Delivery, however, has increased the number of times people buy a meal made by somebody else.
I doubt this is good for anybody's health, and it's certainly not good for the planet's health.
- dheera 1y ago> Delivery, however, has increased the number of times people buy a meal made by somebody else. No, I'd say it's work expectations that have increased the number. I took a several-month career gap and didn't order delivery even once. Delivered food tastes bad and as long as I have time I either make food (most of the time) or dine-in. But when "everything is on fire" and deadlines are tonight, delivery it is.