Do you guys cook for the most part or rely on doordash/Uber eats 24/7?
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I cook at home and do IF/EF now.
Cooking is surprisingly easy, and much less time consuming than I imagined.
Who knew!
I only cook a few times a week, but when I do want "delivery" i skip the apps, order straight from the restaurant, and pickup takeout instead. Much rather any extra $ I spend go to the people who actually cook the food and run the restaurant rather than the tech equivalent to a middle man. Worth it to me to spend ~15 min driving.
Also I think cooking is relaxing, especially after work I put on some music and cook a meal. Sometimes I make a double portion to have a quick lunch the next day.
The company gives me 50 bucks a week to spend though, which is useful for when I feel particularly lazy. Wouldn't use any food delivery normally though.