Do you get food delivered a lot and know someone who does?

There are lots of people who can afford that. Some families and persons don't really cook or meal plan and do take out a lot of quick or quick meals from grocery stores.

Eh no judgment from me. When dd and dd have been inpatient (one time for 2 months) dh and I ate out all the time. 🤷‍♀️

I have a friend who ordered everything for two years because she was so afraid of Covid ... then she convinced her husband to go to the grocery store ... she still goes almost nowhere ... I refuse to live in that kind of fear ...

Anyway, I live alone and I don't always want to cook ... sometimes I have a double order of pork dumplings delivered from my fav Chinese place ... I eat my way through the dumplings for the next day or so ... I'm OK with that!

I certainly don't order everyday and I don't order from somewhere like 7-11 ...

Quit spying on me ya creep.

I've never ordered Uber Eats. But my 17yo son and all his mates use it All.The.Time!

I like the idea, because I'm lazy. But I guess my stinginess takes priority over my laziness, because I'm not prepared to pay the mark up for having it delivered.

The people across the road get their groceries delivered every week. I know this because my dog starts barking like mad whenever the delivery truck pulls up, bot because I'm spying on them.  I enjoy grocery shopping, so I don't use that service either. 

We don't get delivery because I'm too cheap and always go for pick up.

Our widowed neighbor uses UberEats and other services all the time. He has a few different addresses and sometimes forgets to make sure the food gets delivered to the right place.

More than a few times he will text asking us to grab and enjoy the food at the door across the street. 

I stayed with my sister for a couple of extended visits back home in 2019/2020, and my older nephew ordered lunch nearly every day through Uber Eats or similar. He’s a Uni student who lives at home and works night shifts at a factory on weekends and during vacations, so has a lot of disposable income, and he likes the convenience.

We rarely do delivery. We used to do pizza when we had both kids at home, but not so much since it’s just been the two of us - we’re more likely to go out or get take out. We did delivery last night for the first time in our new area, as DH put his back out just before we were leaving to go out to eat, so ordered from the restaurant through Lieferando (German food delivery company - we don’t have Uber Eats here) instead. It was so easy, i wondered why we hadn’t done it before, and will likely do it again, especially during winter or when DH travels.

I don’t really like to. It wasn’t long into Covid where I decided I’d rather eat cereal or make a smoothie than get a meal from Door Dash. I just don’t like how it taste with hot things not hot or the condensation making textures weird.
Having said that my dh orders all the time. He works for a tech company that always provided quality meals pre-Covid. But he’s primarily working from home and he rarely has any time for a break so he orders so he can eat in his home office.
I’d offer to make him a lunch, but apparently my sandwich doesn’t make the cut. 🫤

Dinner, no.
Groceries, yes. I love ordering them online. Best thing to come from the pandemic, though I did Costco beforehand.

I did a lot of grocery delivery and “takeout” delivery when I was sick last year when I was sick. I’m still dealing with back and shoulder issues so I will often at least do grocery pickup. They put it in my car and my kids bring it In the house when I get home. Also my ds23 hates drive through. He will happily pay a markup.

FYI if you have amazon prime you can get grub hub free for a year - delivery fees of course, not the cost of the food. This just started in July.

We eat out once a week and we usually have it delivered. I'm 100% grocery delivery. I have never enjoyed grocery shopping and I can only go on the weekends when it's really crowded and takes forever. Even the curbside option is always full and takes at least 30 min to get it out to you. So I will happily pay $5+tip to have it delivered.

My neighbor does at least 4-5 times a week. In the 2 years he's lived here I've honestly only seen groceries brought in when he's going to have people over to BBQ. Single guy, so I suppose it's just less work to have it delivered and possibly cheaper then having all kinds of leftovers he may just end up throwing out.

Nope, I have no food delivered. I am single and often don’t feel like cooking at the end of the day so I’ll stop and bring something home. People spend money differently. Some think I am nuts for spending my disposable income on my horse. I think some people are nuts for buying ice cream makers. Chacon a son gout.

We use Doordash way too often. My husband works weird hours and travels a lot. My daughter is a university student. I quit cooking dinner for people who either weren’t going to be home, ate a late lunch, or whatever. So now it’s a bit of a free for all at my house and we rely on delivery too much.

I get my groceries delivered. I have a bad knee and am in constant pain. I work and on my day off I try to stay off my leg and grocery shopping is that last thing I want to do.
Uber eats I use every once in a while, not very often.