Post #1935207

> How quickly we accepted that it's normal to pay someone to go get our groceries for us. To drive us around when public transportation is available. To run errands for us. To bring us fast food. Speak for yourself! I have *delivered* more food myself than I've paid to have delivered to me, and that was a job I had in college (working for a restaurant directly, as it was long before the rise of third-party delivery) that I quit after one shift because it sucked. And even in the few times when somebody else (e.g. an employer) insisted on getting a grubhub or uber for me at their expense, I wasn't happy about it! It always just feels incredibly wasteful -- and slower/worse -- than just doing it myself.