I LOVE TAKEOUT. I am a busy person and DO TAKEOUT

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Anonymous wrote:Is it a crime?

I love a good takeaway

Stop calling it takeaway. Takeaway is a lesson learned from a meeting.

[Anonymous]

I prefer takeout to eating at a restaurant

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it a crime?

I love a good takeaway

Stop calling it takeaway. Takeaway is a lesson learned from a meeting.

Takeaway is used in the UK, perhaps OP is an Anglophile.

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Anonymous wrote:Hate takeout. Everything ends up jumbled together, hot stuff is barely warm. Yuck.

You shouldn't ever get takeout from a "sit-down" restaurant. You should always go for a Cava, Mod, Panera, Firehouse, etc, etc.

This food is terrible, though. I don’t go to these restaurants, why would I order takeout from them?

Cava is great.

If you think Cava is great, you don’t know great food.

You don't understand food.

I know the difference between good and bad food.

[Anonymous]

Only for food I can't make myself, OP.

Otherwise I prefer making my own.

[Anonymous]

Takeout tastes great because you aren't watching the chef make it.

If you did watch, then you would scream, "You just added an entire butter stick and a ton of salt to each dish!"

Ignorance is bliss, as they say.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it a crime?

I love a good takeaway

Stop calling it takeaway. Takeaway is a lesson learned from a meeting.

No. Takeaway is food to go. Deal with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let me add: I LOVE paying $18 for takeout tacos and another $19 in FEES.

MY GOD HOW I LOVE PAYING SERVICE FEES AND RESTAURANT FEES AND DELIVERY FEES AND ALL THE FEEEEES. .

also OP, please remember to blame "boomers" because you can't afford to purchase property in DC. "boomers" is everyone between the ages of 35 and 80

More like 60-80, but yes do blame them

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I have two little kids and cook little 10 min veggie burgers, bagged salad, frozen tots meals around three days per week. I make actual effort meals around two days per week. I eat delivery around two days per week. No guilt here.

Every third week or so I get a delivery service that is four meals prepared and ready to heat up. It’s heavenly to not have to meal plan or buy groceries other than breakfast and lunch food. Which I also get from the cafe at my work as often as not.

Who cares?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it a crime?

I love a good takeaway

Stop calling it takeaway. Takeaway is a lesson learned from a meeting.

No. Takeaway is food to go. Deal with it.

I’m calling ICE

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have two little kids and cook little 10 min veggie burgers, bagged salad, frozen tots meals around three days per week. I make actual effort meals around two days per week. I eat delivery around two days per week. No guilt here.

Every third week or so I get a delivery service that is four meals prepared and ready to heat up. It’s heavenly to not have to meal plan or buy groceries other than breakfast and lunch food. Which I also get from the cafe at my work as often as not.

Who cares?

Which service do you use?

[Anonymous]

The only “crime” would be in the calorie, fat and sodium amounts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let me add: I LOVE paying $18 for takeout tacos and another $19 in FEES.

MY GOD HOW I LOVE PAYING SERVICE FEES AND RESTAURANT FEES AND DELIVERY FEES AND ALL THE FEEEEES. .

also OP, please remember to blame "boomers" because you can't afford to purchase property in DC. "boomers" is everyone between the ages of 35 and 80

Yes if only people doing order take out they could buy that house that increased in value 10 fold