This isn’t actually clear. GrubHub’s about page:
“ Grubhub is a leading online and mobile food-ordering and delivery marketplace with the largest and most comprehensive network of restaurant partners. ”
This tells me as a customer that the restaurant is a consenting partner. This is a lie.
EDIT: a commentor below had issue with my use of the word lie here. To clarify, I meant that this is not a clear disclaimer.
If you set something up so it is easy to believe a thing, without ever stating that thing, you are still lying, it is just not obvious that you are.
Edit: -4 downvotes so far for highlighting a person's bad logic - good start to the New Year for critical thinking on HN; I'll assume they're projecting their anger for the topic onto me, their emotion overriding their logic.
Since we’re on the topic of food: It’s like if someone asked, “Hey did you eat the whole pizza?” and you reply “I ate my three slices”. That’s true, except you also ate the other nine slices. Lie of omission.
It’s not bad logic. It’s you failing to recognize a basic tactic used by companies and four year olds and everyone in between.
The given ask that there is a clear disclaimer. I’m saying it’s not clear at all, and therefore the hypothetical has deviated from reality so much that it’s useless.