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Does anyone else worry about someone fucking with your food when you order delivery?

>> No.14262970

I go get my food because fuck tips and delivery fees.

>> No.14262980
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I have literally never had a delivery from grubhub/doordash that wasn't missing items from the order.

>> No.14262995

>>14262960
I usually order from places that seal their to-go bags

>> No.14263023

>>14262960
Normally, no. I don't order from places on repeat that I don't tip or treat well. I don't get a bunch of custom order shit and I meet them at their car.

But some guy with cerebral palsy or something delivered my food in the middle of the pandemic and went on a 2-minute long rant about there was nothing to worry about and he was sick of people. I don't know if it's just because he can't use his hands right or something, but my bag was open, the containers open, and I decided I'd just trash that shit.

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>Why yes, I always get my food delivered since I am too busy on the internet

>> No.14263134

>>14263093

During the daytime, adults tend to do this thing called work. Often, it's so draining they don't have enough energy to do much once they get home and settle. That's when they order delivery for dinner, and potentially leftovers for lunch the next day.

I don't think you'll ever have to worry about that. NEET life and mommy's cooking will keep you satisfied.

>> No.14263143

>>14263134
Pick it up on the way home like a real adult you fucking moron.

>> No.14263156

>>14263143
ah yeah because everyone wants to eat dinner at 5 PM and get hungry again before bed

>> No.14263163

>>14263143

>he doesnt understand what a commute is

Neck yourself NEET.

>> No.14263172

>>14263143
>>14263156
Traffic is so goddamn bad here I'd be lucky to eat by 5pm.

>> No.14263177

I built my own grocery store in my backyard. You should try it.

>> No.14263179

i noticed some people had their own personal courier bags specialy for carrying hot food orders and such, instead of the normal plastic bag, which i found cute. other than that the food in plastic is going to be tightly wound no?

>> No.14263215

>>14263156
You sound fat

>> No.14263230

>>14263215
Nope. Just someone with a stressful job. I wanna get my ass out of the office and out of traffic as soon as possible so I can come home and enjoy the little quiet and comfort I get on the daily. I make good money, so I can afford delivery without concerns.

>> No.14263256

>>14263230

I get you. Same situation. Not many here will understand that life.

>> No.14263304

>>14263256
Seriously. It's hard posting here sometimes when half the board is made up of zoomers who think their college schedule has prepared them for stress, or people who work in a job with literally zero consequences as long as they show up.

>> No.14263316

>>14262960
go get it yourself if you're autistic

>> No.14263319

>>14262980
The only person I have met irl who uses doordash was a grossly obese girl who would get several sugary iced coffees a day from them

>> No.14263330

Yeah, that's why I don't order delivery, also because I know how to cook and am not an obese lazy slob

>> No.14263337

I've been getting my groceries delivered but I disinfect everything or let it sit before I use it. Never used grubhub or those apps though. But I'd have more reason not to right now

>> No.14263368

>>14262960
nah, i alway assume someone has spat in my food when i eat out or order, life's simplier that way.

>> No.14263371

>>14263330

You work part time or don't work at all. Don't kid yourself.

>> No.14263387

>>14263143
I work from 8-7 most days, plus half hour+ drive each way. I want to make sure boss gets his new boat this year.

ps. i want to die

>> No.14263419

>>14263371
You are what they call a wageslave then and will die in your cubicle.

>> No.14263432

>>14263419
I'm not even him and I can tell you've never had a real job in your life

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>>14262980

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>>14263419

>nailed the part time / dont work theory
>watch as you project, defuse and ad hominem

>> No.14263478

>>14262960
I'm pretty sure that I haven't had a delivery order fucked with but once for a pickup order they got the orders mixed up and I got an eggplant parm instead of a chicken parm from an italian joint. I didn't complain, the eggplant parm was good, I can't help wondering what the other person who got my chicken parm thought, did that person complain or just enjoy?

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>>14262960
>not having control over your food

Call me paranoid but I'd prefer to go to the shop myself, grab what i need and then make whatever meal i want.

>> No.14263499

I don't trust delivery food.
Plus it's ridiculously expensive. And it tastes like shit.

>> No.14263725

>>14263499
Pretty much. And as for being mentally drained you could always just make something simple, or better yet prepare it ahead of time on your days off. Just because you lack the willpower to make yourself some basic shit doesn't mean that nobody else is capable of it.

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>>14263725
I met someone who literally couldn't cook spaggheti. somehow managed to burn it and set the alarms off for 1/2 hour i think.

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>>14263493
>not having control over your food

Call me paranoid, but I'd rather plant and grow my own vegetables, fruit tree mini-orchard, and raise my own cattle and chicken, with a fish farm in my basement then make whatever meal i want.

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>>14263753
don't you fking tease me with such happy dreams!

>> No.14263886

>>14263725
>better yet prepare it ahead of time on your days off
Eating days old leftovers is not a nice reward for a day's hard work when I want to relax. I work hard so I don't have to eat "basic shit." I also don't want to spend half of one of the two days of the week I get off preparing shit to just barely get by on.

Again, things people don't get until they have a real job with real responsibilities and consequences.

>> No.14263913

>>14262960
>Does anyone else worry about someone fucking with your food when you order delivery?
Do you think your food magically appears on the grocery shelves when you turn your cart down the aisle, and is never touched by another human before you?

>> No.14263918

>>14263886
So instead you order basic shit from other people for inflated prices. No wonder you stress yourself out so hard with that kind of attitude towards money.

>> No.14263953

>>14263918
When shit isn't locked down or in some form of it, I probably eat out 2-3 times a week (part of my job involves going to dinner with people whether I like it or not, and I also have friends I want to see). I cook 1-2 nights a week. The rest I fill in with delivery, because I don't live in flyoverland and have a bunch of awesome options nearby.

I don't freak out about the $5 I'm not saving because I don't have to. My cooking isn't better than someone who cooks all day for a living. Is what it is.

>> No.14263963

>>14263953
$5 a day adds the fuck up anon, people don't do well by spending more money than they have to. Plus if you're eating out for the job surely the job would be comping you for it.

>> No.14264009

>>14263963
Yes, the job does comp me for it. Generally it's with vendors looking to get my business, so even then, it's paid by them. $5 here or there every few days doesn't add up compared to the mental strain of getting home, cooking, finally being able to eat, and then having like an hour to do whatever I enjoy and decompress from. Not trying to brag, but for perspective, I make over $100,000 a year before bonus, my mortgage is $800 a month, and I have a roommate who pays me $700/month. I can afford to spend a little bit more on that delivery fee and tip if it means I get a little break from life.

>> No.14264038

>>14264009
What the fuck kind of job are you doing if you only have 2 hours of free time every day?

>> No.14264043

>>14263023
I hope you reported that guy. Tards shouldn't be working regular jobs like that. This is why we have special laws that let employers pay them less than minimum wage. They get disability payments and if they want to work below minimum wage to keep busy they are welcome to. But it's not fair on the rest of society to employ them for regular jobs that they can't actually handle.

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>>14263765
Worst part is after the rioting, most rural property values have gone up.

>> No.14264100

>>14264038
On a normal bland day...
>Get off at 5 if I'm lucky, more like 6
>~30 minute commute if traffic is good
>Now it's 6:30
>God forbid I wanna get in a workout
>Emails are still coming, need to get those answered
>Probably order food around 7
>Eat at 7:30 or 8, in bed by 9-10 to try to get my 8 hours
>Up at 7 at the latest to get into the office by 8 at the latest

Obviously there's a ton of variation to this but I'm a marketing exec in corporate for a Fortune 500.

>> No.14264111

>>14264043
Well, cerebral palsy doesn't make him a tard, he just can't use his body right. He was able to function mentally, but physically he was fucked. I did report and asked for/got a refund though.

>> No.14264120

>>14264100
>marketing
My condolences anon, I didn't know it was that bad.

>> No.14264522

>>14263913

Mass produced food like that doesn't have the time to be messed with twat, it's packaged on an assembly line.

>> No.14266262

>>14263230
>I'm sooooo tired from sitting on my ass all day I can't muster the power to make a 10 minute detour to pick something to eat
You really sound fat

>> No.14266348

>>14262960
I was a delivery driver in college, did a lot of nitrous in front of people's apartments

>> No.14266366

https://www.npr.org/2019/07/30/746600105/1-in-4-food-delivery-drivers-admit-to-eating-your-food

>1 in 4 eat your food.

>> No.14267663

>>14266262
Again, you sound like you've never had a real job. I'm not hungry the instant I get home. I don't want to come back and immediately chow down and be ready to sleep.

>> No.14267695

>>14266366
And that is self report data, meaning those are the ones who admitted it
In reality, it is probably higher

>> No.14269074

>>14266262

Spoken like someone who has never put in a hard day of work in their life.

What's your profession, champ? Bus boy? Cashier? Professional gubment assistanter?