Okay that’s an explanation with some logic in it, but like unless they have your order ready when you drive into the parking lot, there’s several dishes I could cook as fast as it takes for you to go pick up a brown bag.
Granted time is a luxury I find myself having too much of often so maybe I’m like one of those super rich guys who doesn’t understand the cost of a milk carton.
But nah, I don’t think I am here to be honest.
If you said “doesn’t have the energy to cook” I’d get it but time/energy, eh pretty interchangeable.
It isn’t faster but what it is, is more convenient and that I can see.
unless they have your order ready when you drive into the parking lot, there’s several dishes I could cook as fast as it takes for you to go pick up a brown bag.
Sure. When you’ve got a stocked fridge and a clean kitchen and a working knowledge of home economics, its can work.
If you said “doesn’t have the energy to cook” I’d get it but time/energy, eh pretty interchangeable.
There’s also the simple addictive quality of high salt, high sugar, high fat foods made to order.
Okay that’s an explanation with some logic in it, but like unless they have your order ready when you drive into the parking lot, there’s several dishes I could cook as fast as it takes for you to go pick up a brown bag.
Granted time is a luxury I find myself having too much of often so maybe I’m like one of those super rich guys who doesn’t understand the cost of a milk carton.
But nah, I don’t think I am here to be honest.
If you said “doesn’t have the energy to cook” I’d get it but time/energy, eh pretty interchangeable.
It isn’t faster but what it is, is more convenient and that I can see.
Sure. When you’ve got a stocked fridge and a clean kitchen and a working knowledge of home economics, its can work.
There’s also the simple addictive quality of high salt, high sugar, high fat foods made to order.