The quality of food at good restaurants is better then what you get at home. In general. My mistake was to not put "Also restaurants have easier access to better meat and food and such." that word in the sentence. Typing on my phone, whatever.
Sure for example, I could go get fresh fish at the good fish market downtown, but I am not waking up every day at 5AM and travel 40 minutes downtown to get that product. It's what a good restaurant does every day becasue it's their job to have quality food.
And yes, unlike what people are arguing. Becoming a quality cook does take time. You can learn, but I've seen far too many people never get the hang of making good meals for years on end. It takes time to learn how to cook.
Nope. Your mistake is not knowing what the fuck you're talking about. Most local grocer's have plenty of high-quality options for food, including fresh fish they get delivered daily. Of course, I live in a coastal state so you can get good seafood pretty much anywhere.
But you're completely wrong in your assumption that restaurants have some sort of special access to food that the rest of us "common folk" don't have. Do you even do any grocery shopping?
He was saying that HE didnt want to have to get up and drive 40 minutes to get fresh fish daily. He obviously knows the store gets it. He said he would rather go to restaurant than to drive 40 minutes to get fresh fish. At least, thats how I read it...
If he lives somewhere that the drive is that far to get fresh meat then I highly doubt he lives closer than that to a restaurant (much less multiple ones) that gets fresh meat daily. He's shifting goal posts because he's been called out on talking out of his ass