I don’t do delivery services because for a family it is entirely unreasonable. I looked once- a $40 fast food order would be nearly $90 after inflated menu prices, fees, delivery, and tip.
“Getting food delivered” isn’t a right or basic necessity. It’s just an expensive convenience.
"Getting food delivered" is nearly a necessity for some people, and a massive boon for others (eg, people who work enough hours that there's little time to make food or eat out, while also having enough time to, y'know, spend time with the family, relax, etc).
Just because delivery is purely a luxury for you doesn't mean it is for everyone.
Yup, seen that rhetorical trick before.
"Non-central", that's a new one. A very detached way of making sure you never have to consider the situation of people who aren't as lucky as you.
We would also have accepted: it’s somehow necessary to save the planet or it’s a question of racial justice.
From a few years ago:
https://smallbusiness.chron.com/much-profit-margin-pizza-621...
Cost to make a pepperoni and sausage pizza: $1.90. Average sale price: $14.00.
I know rents are high in the Bay Area, but IIRC they're much higher in NYC?
Could be wrong, but that would be my guess.