do you agree or disagree with this take on doordash during the pandemic?

What is wrong with being lazy? If someone is willing to pay for a service and someone is willing to do it what is the problem?

@BlackScythe0 this person apparently thinks it's just a sign of stupidity if you use one of these apps and you are putting a driver in danger of catching covid when you do this

so maybe just maybe go to the store yourself go to that restaurant yourself instead of ordering delivery...is the point they are trying to make i guess

Is he lazy for driving a car instead of walking?

That person's an idiot then. Lots of technological innovations have been invented to make life easier. Is he lazy for driving a car instead of walking?

What is wrong with being lazy? If someone is willing to pay for a service and someone is willing to do it what is the problem?

This is a stupid fucking topic

and yet you wasted time clicking it...reading it and then posting in it

if it was such a dumb topic then why did you take the time to write "this is a stupid topic"

Paying a premium to get someone else to pick up your to-go food from the restaurant and drive it to your house is lazy,

If someone is willing to pay for a service and someone is willing to do it what is the problem?

The problem is having these idiots showing up at your house by accident as many as five times each week. I even put up a sign at the base of my driveway without any luck. And if one of these idiots hurts themselves on my property somehow, I could be sued for it.

I don't think that is a common problem...

I've also never heard of this happening, even once and while I'm sure it does rarely it's a pretty big boomer moment to think they'll sue you for getting hurt on your property.

Who cares if it's lazy?

I've also never heard of this happening, even once and while I'm sure it does rarely it's a pretty big boomer moment to think they'll sue you for getting hurt on your property.

No way lmao. I see it all the time at my job. People will sue you for tripping on a city sidewalk outside of your house. People can AND will sue you for getting hurt on your property.

isnt that technically city property?

you can just pay an extra $10 to get some poor person to do this simple task

PotD hates poor people.

I order at places that do delivery. I never understood the concept of these "we'll pick up your food for you" things. This is a service offered by the restaurants I buy from and always has been. I don't understand why there would be any additional risk as both me and the driver are probably fully vaccinated (70% vaccination rate).

And when I did before vaccines were available I just wore a mask to pay the person. What is the problem here?

Kinda weird because most people on here I'd consider "poor". Like I think someone used to work at a Dollar Tree. Hell some don't even have job and leech off of the government.

I order at places that do delivery. I never understood the concept of these "we'll pick up your food for you" things. This is a service offered by the restaurants I buy from and always has been. I don't understand why there would be any additional risk as both me and the driver are probably fully vaccinated (70% vaccination rate).

And when I did before vaccines were available I just wore a mask to pay the person. What is the problem here?

Kinda weird because most people on here I'd consider "poor". Like I think someone used to work at a Dollar Tree. Hell some don't even have jobs, or any marketable skills and leech off of the government. Hell I think we have a few retired people here as well.

The TC lives off his mother, so there's that.

so? life is difficult and different people are in different situations

Do you get your cereal delivered by DoorDash, TC?

You think someone with roving packs of deadly wild dogs in his neighborhood would fully support food delivery