You are both right in saying that cars are the root of all problems in urban and suburban areas.

Delivery, however, has increased the number of times people buy a meal made by somebody else.

I doubt this is good for anybody's health, and it's certainly not good for the planet's health.

> Delivery, however, has increased the number of times people buy a meal made by somebody else.

No, I'd say it's work expectations that have increased the number.

I took a several-month career gap and didn't order delivery even once. Delivered food tastes bad and as long as I have time I either make food (most of the time) or dine-in. But when "everything is on fire" and deadlines are tonight, delivery it is.

They already said we live in a very dumb era.