You really don't understand this. Wanting things like this is actually the exact opposite of being an adolescent. It shows that you are, consciously or not, eva

You really don't understand this. Wanting things like this is actually the exact opposite of being an adolescent. It shows that you are, consciously or not, evaluating decisions in terms of the opportunity cost of your time. If my employer provides you small conveniences like food and a gym, it saves the hassle of going out of your way to get them. I happen to work in finance and joined my current company because they had a fully stocked kitchen and were putting in a gym. I get more value out of an additional hour of working and honing the skills my job requires than I get from having to leave the building, think about where to get lunch, go there, order it, wait for it, and then finally go back to the building. Guess who else benefits from that increased productivity? My employer.