Current Events > What's the point of food delivery apps

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More expensive
takes longer than just going to the place to get food
order is wrong half the time,
food is soggy, or not fresh
missing condiments

Whats the point!

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Useful when drunk.

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You dont have to leave your home I guess

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It really only good for folks who can't really go out to get food for one reason or another. But yeah, the prices from what I've seen are stupid high and you're better just getting food from places that does delivery anyway.

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It's for lazy fucks who want minimal caloric expenditure for getting food into their fat face.

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I don't need to go anywhere

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The epitome of laziness

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It'd for when I want a large sausage pizza hold the pizza

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My friend got drunk and ordered 20 McDoubles from Uber eats once

then he passed out and they were left on his doorstep all night

he still ate one that morning

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Trumble posted...

Useful when drunk.

Yeep.
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Tenmyouji posted...

Yeep.

Then you sober up and are like why did I do this

SSJGrimReaper posted...

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Now that I have a car theres no point to them. At least Im college I had an excuse since I had no car on campus

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Back when I was younger when we got drunk wed order a pizza. And the pizza places themselves had delivery drivers.

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DeroIin posted...

Now that I have a car theres no point to them. At least Im college I had an excuse since I had no car on campus

I guess because you have a car, everyone else has one too.

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Is this a real question? Sometimes people are drunk and cant drive. My car is having issues right now.

I dont know what people mean lazy. Most valuable resource you have is time.

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Its for millennials who are afraid to talk on the phone

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I wouldn't use it, but I don't see a problem for those willing to buy.

For lazy people and drunks.

Every once in awhile you can game the system and end up getting stuff nearly at cost, but most of the time its a fucking rip.

Like in that ranch pic above.

The food is usually more expensive through door dash or grubhub or whatever, compared to the menu price.

Then you have the ever ambiguus "taxes and fees", which is basically a fee you pay to grubhub or whatever for using their service.

Then you have the delivery fee itself that can run from 2 to 10 bucks (at least what i have seen. im sure it can be more)

Then you have the tip. It sucks that there is no option to tip after, because im not going to highly tip the guy that takes 2 hours to get me my shit that is ice cold and they know that.

All in all, it makes an order that would normally cost you 8 bucks, 23 or more. At that point, just order a pizza. It would probably be cheaper.

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