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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why does dining out and food delivery suddenly make everyone absurdly self-righteous and judgmental?[/quote]

Because people have become lazy and entitled.  Cook some food like humans have been doing for centuries- when life was much, much harder. [/quote]

Ah yeah, so lazy to pay someone else to make food for my family while my spouse and I each bill over 2,500 a year. Why won’t we just work harder?[/quote]

Oh my. You think you're bragging. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.

I'm sorry. That sounds like a really shitty life. [/quote]

Yeah, Veronica. You're right, it really sucks! But we have some massive expenses to pay and want to get those out of the way before transitioning to lower stress jobs. For now, I have around 2 hours per day of non-work time, including showering and getting dressed. So in the meantime, we're going to continue working really hard while using Uber Eats, since Uber Eats costs a lot less than what I make per hour. I'm not wasting the precious free time I have cooking or picking up food.

No. We're not lazy. We're making a rational choice about how to spend our limited time. [/quote]

I had a really crap low paying job for a couple of years. I had to work 7 days a week just to keep a roof over our heads. I was constantly driving my kids around, too. We ate A LOT of take out and pizza and other easy meals just so I could feed my kids and keep going. It meant we were constantly on the very edge of going under but there was no other choice. Just chiming in to say people do what they have to to survive in this world. Don't let anyone make you feel bad PP.[/quote]

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