Is having your food delivered making you fat?
Posted by: saramerc
Seriously do you think it is getting far to convenient to have your breakfast, lunch or dinners delivered without having to leave your living room chair? Just recently I see even furniture stores and mainstream chemists on the same food delivery apps. I am finding myself using these apps more and more and it has made me I need to admit -very lazy infact! Are these apps making it easier for you?
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abarnes
Yes and no. These services are there because, some people, for one reason or another are housebound, which make the service essential. However, for others, these same services can become a crutch... 'why do I need to even go out if they'll delivery it to me?' And that is a very slippery slope to the laziness you're alluding to.
Are they making it easier for me? To get lazy? Yes, but I'm making an effort to fight it. I do use them occasionally when time is against me and it's more convenient to have something delivered, but in most instances, I run my own errands. If we're talking about furniture, if I can't carry it and put it in my car, that's a delivery. :)