Tbh I think things like Uber Eats and home shopping deliveries just encourages laziness and people should get out and walk/bike around more. Yes I realise there are people with a genuine reason to use those services, and that's fine of course. Also those vehicles burn fuel.
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Replying to @GreyAlien
It's also to some extent it's a symptom of systematic overwork.
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Replying to @tametick
Yep agreed. People say they are busy and have no time, and that's true to a certain extent, but when non-parents say that, you gotta laugh.
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Replying to @GreyAlien
The funny thing is, I used to order pizza etc a lot more often when I was single and childless (& certainly had more time! But also more disposable income).
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Replying to @tametick
It's the other way for us as the kids like pizza! But it's still pretty rare as it's costly for what it is.
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Replying to @GreyAlien
We go to a restaurant with them about once a week (eating out is pretty cheap in Berlin compared to England), quite often a Pizzeria! But when I was in my 20s and single/childless (but already working as a developer) I'd order in multiple times per week.
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Replying to @tametick
Wow that is quite often. We certainly don't, but a factor was how badly behaved/argumentative our kids were with each other (and us) for years and years. Seems OK now at least :-)
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Replying to @GreyAlien
Keep in mind a restaurant meal in Berlin is often €6-8, less for kids (and often they just eat from our dish). I would never do it this often on London or even Vancouver.
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that's nuts. Here you pay minimum 12-14 euros for a good dish pasta! probably the quality is higher but also the price
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