Anonymous wrote:me. never have, never will.

+1 especially for take away food. You are multiplying the number of hands on something you intend to directly ingest. I also have noted that my neighbors who get food deliveries are very heavy. I think these deliveries contribute to obesity.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else?

Me!

I used DoorDash once during Covid. I hate paying a delivery fee AND a delivery tip ( I do tip) so I only did it that once.

⭐️ Here you go since this is what you were seeking.

Used during pandemic and never again!

I haven’t either but I didn’t feel the need to start a thread about it.

We tried a couple time when we had a newborn. The fees and tip basically cost as much as the meal, so we decided it was worth getting in the car.

I use it frequently to order food for my dad from his favourite restaurant. He's in Canada. I'm here, I love surprising him with his favourite dish every Wednesday.

cool

Rarely.

I use instacart to deliver groceries to my house when we're coming back from a long vacation; I usually order it at the airport so that it's at our door when we arrive home. It's nice to not have to worry about running out to get milk and eggs. And I sometimes order specific restaurants that are annoying to go to for whatever reason from doordash (like, I hate the drive thu for Restaurant X so I'll sometimes order from there if I really am feeling indulgent).

I make 90% of our own food and we pickup takeout 95% of the time we get it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We're too cheap to use them.

Same here. I'm an old, cheap SOB. I was talking to a friend about tipping and realized that I pretty much don't get into situations where I might have to tip (sit down restaurants, uber/taxi, hotels, house cleaners, etc)

Congrats.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you want an award? Or instructions on how to start using them?

Neither. Just wondering how rare we are. It seems pretty ubiquitous in our circles to use them. I just walked the dog and saw several food deliveries occurring.

Congratulations to you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are all delivery services essentially. Just made more accessible to use via an app. Have you ever had a pizza delivered? Same thing. It's not really a big deal if you have or haven't used it ever.

+100 I was going to say the same. DoorDash and Uber eats is just pizza delivery all grown up.

The fees are ridiculous to our family

Anonymous wrote:We're too cheap to use them.

Same here. I'm an old, cheap SOB. I was talking to a friend about tipping and realized that I pretty much don't get into situations where I might have to tip (sit down restaurants, uber/taxi, hotels, house cleaners, etc)

Anonymous wrote:They are all delivery services essentially. Just made more accessible to use via an app. Have you ever had a pizza delivered? Same thing. It's not really a big deal if you have or haven't used it ever.

+100 I was going to say the same. DoorDash and Uber eats is just pizza delivery all grown up.