darthska
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- Apr 30, 2004
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Tell 'em.Ain't no we
This **** has become so normal and I still have yet to even mak an account on Uber or DoorDash or grubhub or any of them.
We who?
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Tell 'em.Ain't no we
The food is the same; like they aren't cooking 'food app' nuggets or here and 'in-person/drive-thru' nuggets over there.
But tacking $10-$20 dollars on top of it for delivery makes the entire decision even worse.
I've never used any of those food delivery apps.DCAllAfrican where do you sit on the door dash debate?
I've never used any of those food delivery apps.
Stuff is way too overpriced and I don't trust random strangers that don't work for these food spots to be careful with my food.
I have a car so I don't mind going to get my food.
I hate them so much that I've gotten into arguments with people that have "DoorDashed me lunch" because I view it as a fat and lazy American luxury.
You do Upside?More than anything, I don't like feeling like I've been cheated financially. There is no way I could use those apps and NOT feel that way.
I'm cheap. I use coupon codes for everything.
I don't cuss but I almost cussed somebody out recently for spending $60 on 2 Pizzas from Papa John's. No online order. No coupon codes. Just called and ordered pizza RAW.
Growing up, my man's mother hipped me to the coupon game and I've never looked back.
I'm nobody's b****.
I signed up years ago but I generally do Costco gas.You do Upside?
My balance in the upper right.
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Since me and my girl like to cook it's easy to for us to rarely use any delivery service. Once in a while well order pizza but that's about it.I guess Im cheap
cause I always looked at the economics of ordering food (even without fees)
and Im like, I can buy groceries for 7 meals instead
dont get me wrong
once in a while its a nice treat