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>People live in the city because they want to eat out, right? No? Having a usable kitchen does not mean you cannot eat at restaurants, and surely a good porti
by lotsofpulp 1y ago
>People live in the city because they want to eat out, right?
No? Having a usable kitchen does not mean you cannot eat at restaurants, and surely a good portion of people who like to eat at restaurants also want to be able to cook at home sometimes, if only to save money. This is not even going into the fact that eating at restaurants is almost always unhealthy.
- bee_rider 1y agoThe kitchen is a cost, the availability of food outside lessens the need to pay that cost. In terms of saving money, I’m not sure. Yeah, if you order every meal bespoke from a chef, that’s not very affordable. But cafeterias are an old idea and can be fairly cost effective. There are healthy restaurants (in Boston at least, I’m sure they are in every city). Although these sort of places tend to be a bit yuppie and overpriced.