Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
I can guarantee that it’s not the “delivery” making them
Obese. It may be the type of food they eat though….. or could also be about 10 other factors. SMH
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
This post takes the, uh, cake for most idiotic in a thread full of such posts.
Says the chubby app orderer.
Anonymous wrote: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:Anonymous wrote: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.
This post takes the, uh, cake for most idiotic in a thread full of such posts.
Anonymous wrote:Restaurants hate those apps, it’s money out of their pockets and they have little enough to spare. We just pickup our takeout. It’s easy.
Anonymous wrote: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:I don’t get it either and have been wondering if I’m not understanding if or something. Even if the delivery fee is 0 isn’t there like a 15 percent service fee and then you need to tip the driver like 15 percent? It makes it so expensive.
I can’t believe how many of my kids’ friends do it whenever.
We do it from the one Chinese place with its in house delivery.