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1. Yea, not really sure why this is portrayed as some sort of mega-problem by the writer. Clearly, the author has an issue with Chick-fil-A the corporation, but this, to me, seems to be a considerate approach and means for helping out delivery workers. And, as others have previously suggested, if people don’t like the congestion that’s been created by food delivery apps then they should advocate that people go pick up the food themselves rather than blaming businesses who are simply doing their jobs.

2. I find this whole thing bizarre. There has been a huge shift in our lifestyles, especially post pandemic. People are staying at home pretty much all day and they order out so they don’t have to leave their homes. That has lead to much more work for delivery persons and many more deliveries. If this is not to everyone’s liking, then maybe it’s time to venture out and pick up your food yourself. (Yes, I clearly don’t understand why people seem to be chained to their sofas these days. It’s New York. Venture forth.)