It's cheaper to have groceries delivered than to tell yourself that you'll go shopping later, neglect to out of exhaustion, and then order fast food anyway after spinning your wheels from hours of guilt-ridden hunger.
(Which is all the more reason why we need basic income and ready access to essentials regardless of income.)
It's actually rather odd that society (here in the US) expects every household to handle its own cooking regardless of circumstances, but then it's part and parcel of the same consumerist model that pushes for everyone to buy their own lawnmower when one could serve the entire block if only they shared it.
Post-pandemic, who in your neighborhood could be willing and eager to cook meals for you and your neighbors? I'm sure a lot of empty-nesters would love the excuse to cook big meals again (and long for the company of a shared meal).
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we kind of just think of antarctica as this place that doesn't really exist except as a mystery or a bug in the world, and the thought of travelling across that part of the world by sea is really baffling even though south america and australia are not so far away comparatively if you do that
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