I have reached a new low - doordashed chipotle

[Anonymous]

Isn’t that what most people door dash/uber eats? Chipotle, Cava, Sweetgreen, etc.?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t that what most people door dash/uber eats? Chipotle, Cava, Sweetgreen, etc.?

So depressing.

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Anonymous wrote:I do this with some regularity. (But always feel guilty about it.)

Same!

[Anonymous]

One time I doordashed McDonald’s and somehow I edited the burger to be only the bun and cheese. No meat. I was crying

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t get it

For many of us in an older generation, flitting away money away on DoorDash feels extremely stupid and lazy. For that $50 you could have easily made grilled cheese and baby carrots, called it a day, and put some cash in the college fund. Or even driven to chipotle and spent less. And generated a lot less trash.

But I’ve been there too OP! Every once in a while going the stupid, lazy, wasteful route is the gift I want to give myself.

Careful with that one right now there's a recall

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t get it [/quote]

[b]For many of us in an older generation, flitting away [/b]money away on DoorDash [b]feels extremely stupid and lazy[/b]. For that $50 you could have easily made grilled cheese and baby carrots, called it a day, and put some cash in the college fund. Or even driven to chipotle and spent less. And generated a lot less trash.

But I’ve been there too OP! Every once in a while going the stupid, lazy, wasteful route is the gift I want to give myself.
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Yep this is probably how older generations felt about us.

[Anonymous]

More power to you. My new low was doordashing two places at the same time because I wanted two separate things

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Anonymous wrote:One time I doordashed McDonald’s and somehow I edited the burger to be only the bun and cheese. No meat. I was crying

oh noooo

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[quote=Anonymous]

For many of us in an older generation, flitting away money away on DoorDash feels extremely stupid and lazy. For that $50 you could have easily made grilled cheese and baby carrots, called it a day, and put some cash in the college fund. Or even driven to chipotle and spent less. And generated a lot less trash.

But I’ve been there too OP! Every once in a while going the stupid, lazy, wasteful route is the gift I want to give myself.
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Well said. I'm Gen X and would never even get fast food when I could go home and get stuff at home, no matter how mundane.
I would never ever throw away money on DoorDash. My very laziest sin is prepared food at the grocery store but it's 2 miles away. Don't care what others do.

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Anonymous wrote:One time I was depressed and tired, so I door dashed a piece of cake from Paris Baguette. It was worth it.

Hahaha! That’s takes the cake, I love it!

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Anonymous wrote:dh is traveling. my kids have sports and just got in. i am exhausted. oh well.

why is that "low"??

[Anonymous]

How much extra do you pay for Door dash.
Let assume food price is $50.

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Anonymous wrote:dh is traveling. my kids have sports and just got in. i am exhausted. oh well.

Love this. Join me in living this low life. It’s devine. As a matter of fact people know to give me DoorDash gift cards.

[Anonymous]

It's fine.

[Anonymous]

OP I think the is how Door Dash works. You don't only Door Dash Nina May or Makan.

It's expensive, so use sparingly to be smart though. I actually use the Chipotle App for it (on occasion) which partners with Door Dash but gives you Chipotle rewards. CFA too.