The Doordash Entitlement Collection
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First it's "defund the police" and now its "too dangerous to go outside so i need a 2nd class citizen to deliver my food to me".
Cognitive dissonance is not a bug, it's a feature.
Or they know and either master geniuses of chaos or emotionally react and they just don't care.
Best comment! So true
@@unimportantcommenter4356 lmao true
The Dems still thinking about their lost slaves
"Let's see you leave your house after 10pm in NYC" where do you think the delivery driver is? He has to leave his house to deliver your food.
To be honest, he is getting paid for it. I wouldn't set my foot on the streets of NYC for free either.
Right but that's not a person to them. Doordash is an app where you hit a button, and then food appears at your doorstep. There's no real consideration paid to the people that make or deliver it. It's the same people that say "food comes from the store."
My exact thoughts. The delivery guy is actually in more danger. Remember body armor was invented by a pizza guy.
"It seems there are violent criminals outside, I think I'll have a minority deliver me some food"
Leftists don't care about the lives of the people they see as below them 😂
The people with crippling anxiety who can't go to the grocery store somehow plan to overthrown an entire economic system.
No no, they expect someone else to do it for them. Revolution is a human right, you see
They’re larpers. In both matters.
That's why their political gatherings are hilarious to watch online -- so many trigger warnings and "point of personal privilege" demands, and special "safe space" rooms for everything, including one that promised to protect people from "aggressive smells". I wonder how they'd manage that, given their notorious lack of personal hygiene. . .
If they go outside in a normal setting it breaks the illusion they live in.
@@derschwarzgeist on god bruh like I literally have GAD I still go out and get shit myself cuz I'm an ADULT🤣 feels like they larp having things they don't to cover up the fact they don't wanna be an actual adult
Remember during the pandemic when people tweeted that if restaurants closed, they would starve? This is where that led us.
I thought that was grocery stores.
I'm on disability myself. It ain't easy to afford food given the state of inflation. How some weird-o furry can somehow afford doordash because he's 'too disabled to cook' is beyond me.
It is most likely a lie to excuse laziness and a self-diagnosis.
As a Delivery driver and a consumer of things like DD people are entitled and it costs more to have the goods delivered then it costs and these people are fucking dumb
Even in the UK, ordering two burger and fries from a local joint is going to set you back in the region of £40. Takeaway food has skyrocketed in price since Covid.
A large amount of furries are work from home SW devs who make 6 figures and can pay to live out their degenerate fantasies and lifestyles
You'd be surprised just how much credit you can qualify for with a 600 score and part time job at Amazon
How can you be food insecure if you can afford to pay someone else to prepare your food and then pay another person to deliver that food to you? That's a luxury only the most wealthiest human beings could have barely dreamed of throughout most of history.
They’re not ‘food insecure’, they’re overgrown children who don’t know _how_ to cook for themselves and are too ashamed to admit it.
Laziness?
These people are full of it. They literally live better than medieval kings and royalty.
@@theunknownatheist3815 One could argue they live better lives than royalty of the 1900s through technology.
It's not so much as food but about (psychological) insecurity.
"Owning slaves is a human right" type of a discourse lol
Almost my response to "your ancestors used to eat bugs, why won't you?"
Being hostile is a human right
Being lazy is a human right
Having microtransaction is a human right
>I trade my labour for money
>government taxes me, gives my money to entitled fucks
>entitled fucks are entitled to my labour in exchange for nothing
What is it called when you make someone do labour for you for free? Slavery. These people support slavery.
@multilad816 Being lazy is a human right, however, doesn’t mean people have any obligation whatsoever to aid you in your laziness.
@@konstantinosnikolakakis8125 that's something I can get behind(after I get up from the bed)
"Build a system within a local community where we take shifts cooking and sharing food"
...That's Meals on Wheels.
You have essentially recreated Meals on Wheels but with Kid Cuisine and Zoomers
Yet somehow, all of the people calling for that aren't able to cook for one reason or another.
"Build a system within a local community where other people take shifts cooking and giving me food"
There should definitely be a food delivery service that only delivers to guys "Foods for Dudes". The site should refuse any vegetarian restauarants or orders as well lol.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 I mean there's now a brand of sanitary wipes for men now called Dude Wipes so I don't see why not!
This mofo believes a communal kitchen would relieve their feelings of anxiety. Sure, the line at your kitchen when it's your turn to distribute will do wonders to your pathetic mental state.
Kid Cuisine is for chumps. Give me lunchables or give me death
I like that they're all tacitly accepting the premise that some people just starved to death before Doordash arrived to save them from starvation. That's actually pretty funny
This is how you know that people are genuinely mentally sick - not adhd, not depression, not anxiety, just mentally sick in an extremely spoiled manner.
It also gives you insight into why this type of stuff isn't good for people.
😂
The product of good times and the harbinger of bad times
Same people who think without taxes roads would just simply cease to exist
Man I remember when food was a “right” man having to walk 40 miles to track one massive mammoth just so I can shout down at it for not letting me eat it. Doesn’t it know food is a human right?
Lmao
>"Mother nature is a FASCIST," I scream as I dig for tubers.
>"This is bullshit!"
A lot has changed since the hunter gatherer phase. The sheer amount of technology and specialization means that very few people actually have to work in food. But if we're not careful, corporations can charge exhorbitantly for food when there's no reason to do so. So I'd say with that in mind that food is absolutely a human right.
@@alexlewis5365so what gives you the right to somebody else's hard work in growing the food?
@@alexlewis5365I mean, yea, there’s really no reason for anyone to starve but at the same time, we lack an efficient method of food distribution for the poor. I used to get food from charities that was like a box of generic stuff and veggies and meat and it was great. Like $40 bucks would feed my family of 8 for a week or more if we stretched it.
If it requires another person's labor; you have no right to it.
Tell that to the givernment programs that force me to fund them through my labor (soul/physical power) by taxation
Entitlement to someone else's labour for no consideration has a word to describe it: slavery.
Law and order?
MAKE MY AVOCADO TOAST BIGGOT!!!
And it should be compensated well. If you don't want to pay someone enough to do that labor, then do it yourself, or go fuck yourself.
"Hey, you think we could cook something at home tonight?"
"STOP *ATTACKING* ME!"
It feels like a good 90% of the stuff labeled "discourse" online consists of infantilized zoomers that have literally never experienced the slighest bit of hardship in their lives coming up against the barest of inconveniences and going full nuclear temper tantrum.
It's babies meeting reality.
As a zoomer, I want to say at least 25% of that is millenials.
"I dont like leftovers."
Dude if i make spaghetti then it's dinner for the next three nights. Same with any meal. I make dinners and lunches, with breakfast being a no holds barred deathmatch for the good stuff before it's gone.
Only the strong survive breakfast.
I love making spaghetti bake and eating it for days afterwards.
I just love spaghetti.
It's funny because I usually make about 10 servings of the same kind of meal for my work week to save time.
@@TerryBernadinofromReno I make a weeks worth of stew at once jar it and freeze it. its so helpful not needing to think about dinner.
If one doesn't like leftovers, one just needs to learn to be a better cook. Leftover Indian, chili, etc. It all _improves_ with age.
@@jennteal5265If I make curry/chilli/stew, I make it a day ahead of time, as it _always_ tastes better the following day 😊
No wonder some americans are perpetually in debt if they consider take out a human right, it's a luxury that costs 10 times more than making your own food.
Looks like brits too its just first world in general
Yeah, I have seen how much some of my coworkers spend on Skip The Dishes and it isn't financially sustainable.
@@MFGEEDORAH As a Brit and university student, it's very true, the sheer volume of uber eats, deliveroo and others I see is insane, idk where people get the money for it when it costs as much as I spend for a whole weeks worth of food that I meal prep.
I wanted a little Caesars pizza delivered to my work. The pizza was 8 bucks iirc. With delivery it brought the total to 20 bucks minus tips. Screw that
with how much rates are goin up it might hit 20x makin it yourself
So if DoorDash is a human right then my labor would technically be forced and without compensation.
Back to the mines comrade. We must hit our production goals.
Now you know why you get a funny bad feeling when they talk about healthcare as a human right despite how great it sounds on paper
CORRECT! Now face the wall comrade.
Congrats you just pointed out the problem with positive rights. Or well one of them at the least.
Remember all positive rights require force to maintain unlike negative rights which requires force to infringe.
Insert meme of leftist up against the wall with others saying there has been some mistake he was going to be a Poet and a movie reviewer after the revolution.
People with ADHD benefit from structured routines. Eating the same meal every day means precious executive function fuel is conserved for important things.
That’s why Zuckerberg wears the same outfit every day
@@Augrills Unironically, as someone with ADHD, I do wear basically the same thing every day. It's a matter of time saving, comfort, and having zero interest in fashion beyond appearing socially acceptable and clean.
ADHD does not exist
Not quite the same, but Einstein believed you were only allowed a certain amount of thoughts in your life, so he wore the exact same outfit everyday so he didn't have to waste "one of his thoughts" on figuring out what to wear that day.
Can confirm. Even if it's not the same thing every single day, just bringing the same lunch to work every day a week a time (pasta salad this week, tuna sandwich next week, etc.) helps keep me away from the gas stations and fast food places full of sugary things my ADHD brain has a harder time avoiding than most; add in the midday fatigue from work and it's a guaranteed disaster.
I am severely autistic, as in, I was diagnosed at 14 and the doctor was like "It's a miracle you speak English".
I indeed, do not like multiple of the same meal in direct succession... but uhhh... Cereal for Breakfast, Peanut Butter Sandwich for lunch, (insert presliced Deli meat of choice here) Sandwich for dinner... no cooking required, three different tastes, and I've been able to do it since I was like, 10. Executive Disfunction or no, there are, in fact, ways to do food that work. Just... try? Also, I've learned how to do a bunch of other stuff in the meantime but admittedly, if it's not timed figuring out how to do it can be a bit rough... but even if you need help initially, you can figure it out.
From my personal experience, a desire for tasty food, lack of easy alternatives, and plain old hunger are the best motivators for someone to either learn to cook or work out a functional meal system for themselves. I learned my own tricks once I was on my own and had no cafeteria or parents for meals.
Meal delivery's an expensive crutch that keeps people from getting to better solutions.
Even with crippling depression, I enjoy cooking because it proves to me that I have value and I'm capable of making something with my own hands.
It's not much, but it's certainly better than laying in bed, starving, feeling like shit about myself and the world.
Don’t sell yourself short; cooking is just as much a creative process as drawing, writing, etc. I’m glad it brings you some level of comfort 😊
@@SutekhTheDestroyer
That means a lot. Thank you. ^^
At the risk of sounding kinda like a dick, I think the increase in depression amongst people is partially because a lack of purpose (the other main one is lack of community). People are having less and less input in their lives and its leading to a mental downfall. You cooking for yourself however, its granting you (even if you deem minor) as sense of purpose. You're also able to directly see the fruits of your labor, which fuels it more. Many people who work office jobs may feel meaningless because they don't often have much to show for. People who do construction on the other hand could look at the house they built and see they've achieved something.
Find your purpose, and take the little victories with each meal you make.
The mental illness "disability" takes paint a really depressing picture of the state of mental health in our society. The push to "destigmatize" mental illness has left these poor souls completely deprived of any sense of agency they would need to actually overcome what should be an entirely manageable condition.
It's stuff like this that makes me an advocate for mental health ignorance.
Even though mental health awareness isn't necessarily the problem, it's people using it as an excuse to avoid any and all responsibility for themselves or their decisions. I'm somewhat mentally ill myself, but that doesn't take away the responsibility to take care of myself and not shift the burden to someone else or society.
My 85 year old grandma cooks and my dad with 2 artificial hips is the grill master at all of our family cook outs. I don't feel bad for anyone in this discourse.
I swear it’ll all go back to “normal” very soon. Hard times are coming any day now. TRULY hard times. And all of the nonsense discussions about what’s a human right or not will be a thing of the past. It’s gonna be awesome to watch how fast things change when the lights go out. If hard times make strong men then bring on the hard times! We need to trim some fat both physically and ideologically. We’ll have no time or patience for bad ideas and net takers. A total collapse is gonna really help narrow everyone’s focus down to just things that matter, like, “how do I not starve today?”. More important questions like that.
The real issue here is they complain and then justify why they complain the way they do, regardless of the context or whether something's done about it. I'd bet a ghost peso that they'll just lodge another complain if their earlier complaint is addressed even to their own standards or better.
There was a Gen Z in a comment section and they were complaining about having to take a lunch break. The one was claiming it's against the American Disability Act because he only eats 2 meals a day. Like his boss his shoving food down his throat. He said his body just doesn't work that way. I can't with this generation.
Thanks for the vid dev. I didn't know I had a human right to eat gold foil dipped truffles with wagyu beef and caviar, paired with wine bottled in the 1920s. Very informative!
Lumped together, those ingredients would make a terrible meal. May I suggest adding a little of the truffle to some buttery mashed potatoes, then pairing that with the steak and wine? The caviar we can leave out altogether.
The Caviar stays. You go.
Rather caviar than truffles
Hello Again frog
@@johnthesavage381 Ooh, that's a Kids In The Hall Reference! I'm Canadian like Dev and I love those obscure Can-Con references!
Back in my day, I biked 15 minutes to McDonald's one way as a kid.
These adults wanna be truly babied.
I watch people get McDonald's delivered to the projects all day when they could walk there in 10 min.
Because reality is too hard or just want someone else do it for them
@@multilad816exactly!
@@Patson20and people wonder why those losers never get out of the projects
@theunknownatheist3815 yep, people stay poor because of no impulse control, also why they do crime. Do I wanna cook dinner every day? No. But cooking dinner at home let's me not be paycheck to paycheck
If I ever had to order food I just get it delivered from the restaurant itself. This weird third party inclusion somehow leads to people haggling with someone who has their food kidnapped.
Food kidnapping? Cmon.
Yeah that’s late stage capitalism venture capital fuckery there
I mean I don’t think the majority of restaurants do delivery themselves. That’s why food delivery services are so popular
@@Nonamegoodsir4332 in most places they don’t other than dominos or pizza joints. In New York it’s pretty common for restaurants to do it. If you live in midtown you have a good selection of delivery. For 30% maybe more restaurants should do it if they have a lot of takeout business. I don’t use DoorDash or Uber eats because I don’t want to pay the extra fee and I hate being guilted into tipping.
@@johndiddilyjoe6258He is completely right, food is held against pay(ransom) by a extorting 3rd party inclusion.
"Hoping my mayo hasn't expired" Bro mayo takes ages to expire, what're you talking about?
fresh handmade mayo actually expires fairly quickly iirc. but if they're buying that instead of the cheap stuff... yeah nevermind.
Yeah, making fresh Mayo is a pain in the ass. The best foods or Kraft Mayo lasts for several months.
@@FROZENbender Got some handmade mayo for ya right hee 8==✊==D
They're probably looking at the date on the jar and taking it as gospel.
@@FunkBastid 🤣👍
Dev, my father 76 years old has one leg and he’s missing three fingers . he lost the leg and fingers at 18 years old. He cannot stand up. He’s wheelchair-bound. He cooks every one of his own meals by himself without help .He’s never had DoorDash in his goddamn life .
He also didn’t have Marxism shoved down his throat since birth either.
My dad is 76 as well, and he is remodeling his kitchen by himself! And he cooks all his food. Last time he had food delivered was when I was over there and I had a $30 credit for Uber eats, and I used it to get us both dinner! 😂
❤@@theunknownatheist3815
Twitter dementoid: "Depression and anxiety stops people from preparing food"
My depressed anxious arse, channelling Tony Montana: "Wha 'chu think I am, huh? What, you think I'm a f***in' worm, like you?!?"
They're not wrong since you're too down in the dumps to cook anything for depression and too much of a nervous wreck when comes to anxiety
“Dementoid,” I like that.
How bad off do you have to be not to cook? I'm serious. A pound of hamburger (the fattier the better) and flour and milk. You got hamburger gravy. It's simple and damn near impossible to screw up unless your not paying attention.or tuna helper. You just do what is written on the box
I mean yea sometimes you dont have the energy, which is a good case for frozen meals, or really a few doordashes a month isnt that bad. For depression and anxiety, cooking an easy meal will help you feel more accomplished than the guilt of spending more of your money to have it delivered
Ironic considering there's evidence pointing to cooking helping with clinical depressing.
I'm old enough to remember when the concept of meals delivered to your door ("meals on wheels") was restricted to disabled and elderly people by charities paid by tax or by a small charge.
Learned helplessness is a hell of a drug.
🤤
Imagine being that entailed for food. I hate my generation at times.
If it makes you feel better, there are entitled people in every generation.
@@danielturczan2485 yeah but there’s a surplus in ours and it’s over the most retarded shit
Entitlement isn't restricted to this or that generation, but with the internet we see more of the true depth of human arrogance.
I still hate my generation too.
Which one? There’s like 3 that act like this, though millennials more often than most act entitled.
minor spelling mistake
High trust society expectations met with the reality of a low trust society.
'Capitalism doesn't drive progress'
Yeaaaahhhh...because those other models of economy are known for their technological prowess...
Yeah he's wrong on that. Capitalism drives innovation and invention.
Problem is capitalism doesn’t create the best products only the most profitable, have you heard that companies actively plan for your shit to break down so you’ll buy more things from them.
@@thenotsoamazinggracetnsag3463 I mean, you're saying that like the other option wouldn't do that. For example, a government probably isn't actually going to solve a problem because it threatens taxes.
I didn't know Doordash Discourse was a thing. I thought Doordash is just for people too lazy to drive 5 minutes to get food.
*Too lazy to cook.
**Too stupid to cook.
***Too American to cook.
Too lazy to go themselves, and too wealthy to care about the higher price.
yeah, they are
I'm shocked I'm just finding out that disabled people were starving to death before the 2010s.
Short Fat O-Taco demands tribute.
Dev: Who was that one lefty activist that got stabbed by the same type of guy he was advocating for?
History: _DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW LITTLE THAT NARROWS IT DOWN?!_
@TheZorlock I know, just saying that any empathy in a lefty turns into being backstabbed about 99.999% of the time.
@TheZorlock Not to mention the victim's girlfriend witnessed the attack, got spit on the face and treathened by the killer afterwards and she refused to identify or testify against him because "systemic racism" or whatever-the-fuck
>Claim to be fighting against some absolutely extreme political ideal over something exceedingly trivial that has nothing to do with it.
>In the process, become a walking advertisement for that extreme political ideal.
Anti racist people:
The food delivery thing throws me for a loop because I've never done it, but seeing the prices I never could. When I shifted to a Night shift schedule for work at one point, I got lazy for the first week and was going out to get food every day before my shift, and then saw that I spent 50 bucks in a week on take out and was so embarrassed that I immediately went out and figured out how food prep for my shifts. I can't imagine the amount of money people waste when you add a delivery fee on top of that and do it 2-3 times a day, the entitlement around it is a completely different thing, but just the cost is enough to make me internally lose it a bit.
I have quick pasta rescipes for when I know i be busy, they are not as good as planned meals but are good for taking no longer than the pasta cooking time.
I am completely over having any empathy for "the poor". I am working class. Most poor people are poor because they are shitty, lazy people.
Doordash driver here. You're not your own boss; an algorithm is your boss, which punishes you for not accepting jobs you will lose money on.
You don't get to make your hours if you have to work all of them to make ends meet.
Gig work is only for the side. W2 or bust.
It's a bad side hustle too
Uber Eats driver here crying that I will get punished for not accepting a 5 dollar job that takes me away 22 miles 😢
@trueblueclue there's only one way I find around it. I only do 2-3 delivery a day, and end shift. The Algorithm seems to feed me the best ones first, so I end shift so I won't have to reject the bad ones, keeping a high acceptance rating.
it isn't much, but it's the highest new profit and it pays for my gas for the week
@@trueblueclue:)
Maybe get a real job then
@@nikoclesceri2267 I'm a W2 person. I gladly to both. Doordash with its issues, pays for my gas for the week in 2 hours
There’s been DoorDash for disabled people for decades. It’s called Meals on Wheels.
You can tell they’re not actually poor, because they’re complaining about frozen food. Also, a bushel of bananas, aka a week of breakfasts, costs like $3. They’re just mad that the mcdouble isn’t on the dollar menu anymore (which is fair).
A week's worth of bananas never costs me more than $1.50. That's fresh fruit, packed with energy, vitamins, and fiber.
I'll feel sorry for them when they're eating nothing but beans and rice.
@@blackosprey2219 beans and rice days are great until you remember why you have beans and rice days.
Having grown up poor, you develop an ability to look in your kitchen throw together good/passable tasting meals fairly quickly. Have rice, an egg, and a instant noodles pack dried veggies? Cook up the rice, scramble and fry up the egg add water and whatever seasons you want throw it all together and Boom! Poor man's fried rice.
Lefty logic is always hilarious.
1. Doordash is bad, because it exploits people.
2. I need doordash.
When I was dying of a severe illness (that required a 7 hour long transplant surgery to correct), I wasn't able to eat normal foods due to my, for lack of a better word, disability. But ironically enough (in contrast to what these "disabled" people are complaining about), I had to know what I was eating down to the last gram of each basic ingredient. Protein, potassium, sodium, carbohydrates, etc., and let me tell you: there's virtually nothing you can get on Doordash with that diet. 99% of the time, restaurant food is loaded in unhealthy things unfitting for someone dying of a disease to prolong their life and ease their suffering. These spoiled kids have never had to plan and cook their own meals to each and every minute exacting detail because that will buy you more time on this planet and more comfort while you're dying. They don't really know anything about what it's like to be "disabled" and on a limited diet.
That's a very good point I haven't seen raised yet. Not to mention all the "human" ingredients added to the delivered food either accidentally or on purpose (Hope you tipped 30%!).
This. If you have any kind of complicated "can't eat that", Restaurants are the one place not to get food. Even frozen supermarket food is better ( assuming you're in a country that forces companies to print the incredients on it) and doing it all yourself is the best and sometimes only option.
@@sealsharp In my experience, frozen dinners were just as bad. Pretty much everything I had to make myself from raw ingredients, and very rarely did I find anything pre-made that fit my needs.
You really don't know what a limited diet is really like until you're told to take a hard 1500 mg daily limit on both sodium and potassium while having to radically increase your protein and restrict all sugar all at the same time.
@@Kanaleah to be honest, having to tightly control sodium and potassium sounds more stressful than any dietary limitation I've ever seen people deal with. Kidney issues?
Here in Germany there are a few brands that have frozen meals with really limited amount of bullshit added for an affordable price. Of course there are also frozen meals so full of sugar, salt, fat and... things. I wouldn't recommend those even for a healthy person, but at least there's some options that make it worth to check the freezers in the store.
@@sealsharp It probably would've been easier for me if I was living in Germany. I live in the USA, and here every frozen dinner and anything from a restaurant is drowned in grotesque amounts of salt.
Controlling your sodium and potassium to an exact degree is rough at times. Staples like cheese and bread are basically the rarest treats because of how much salt they have, while things like rice and pasta have very little comparatively. You have to buy it all raw though and cook it yourself. All your meat has to be bought unseasoned (which also means uncooked) and then you season it and cook it yourself. Most spices and seasonings are quite high in potassium or sodium, so you can't really get incredibly flavorful food.
And this was required, I had no other options if I wanted to eat and preserve my life long enough to make it to the transplant surgery. So I did it, even if I didn't feel like it, because it was what I needed to do to survive.
(And yes, it was something like that, about the kidney issues. Liver and kidneys to be specific.)
The 'Food Security' discourse is so dishonest. The definition of 'food insecurity' is whether or not your financial status affects your food choices. This could be as broad as "tonight I had oyster for dinner, because I can't afford lobster."
That or this person was confusing food security with food desert? Like "the food is too far away, I need a delivery guy to bring it to me" type if argument?
@@RipOffProductionsLLC No, food security is a common talking point on the left. It's a statistic that is deliberately made to paint Western nations in a bleak light by those who generate the data, and the left LOVES it because it enables them to claim that a significant portion of the population is living in abject poverty.
@@RipOffProductionsLLCThat's not even what a food desert is. It just means there's no large chain grocery stores close. There can be 10 small stores that sell fresh food within walking distance and it's considered a food desert.
Human rights are inherent, and thus can only be taken away, not given. If it relies on someone else providing it for you, it is not a human right. Another way to think of it is if you are alone in the woods, what can you do? You can speak, you can think, you can worship, you can learn things, you can hunt or gather food, etc. You have the right to eat, but you do not have the right to be fed.
No- you’re thinking of positive Vs. Negative rights-
Not being murdered is a human right, and it depends on other people not murdering you.
Look up positive Vs negative rights. I don’t feel like tapping it out right now. 😂
@@theunknownatheist3815 The right you're thinking of is called life, not "the right to not be murdered". You have the right to live. Murder is one of the ways that right can be infringed upon.
@@theunknownatheist3815so you mean the right to life?
@@theunknownatheist3815That's why whoever murders you is breaking the law. The US is based on Locke not the other guy. There's only one type of rights and they're guaranteed by the Constitution. They are laid out pretty plainly in the Bill of Rights. Food isn't in there. Anything that requires someone else's labor isn't a "right". There's nothing preventing you or anyone else going out and gathering food from trees and bushes to feed yourself. Get a trap and get you some meat.
"I have ADHD!!!!! I can't make one big meal then eat the same thing for the next three days!!!!!!" There's somebody who doesn't know what ADHD is.
I have really bad ADD and I find it way easier to make one big meal and eat it for 2-3 days before making a new one.
10:41 the Leftist here actually made an anti-Feminist point that the Right has been making for literally YEARS. Thats fucking hilarious.
Lol, yeah. Part of me can't help but think she was being ironic, slipping in an anti-feminist talking point while larping as a communist.
Horse shoe theory is real
Poor person with some advice
Bread Freezes really fucking well. I always have loaves in the freezer. go to a bakery, find some loaves on sale, bring them home, freeze them. Want a sandwhich? Pull exactly 2 slices out and put it in the toaster. Fuck that defrost setting, it never works, just bake your bread. The moisture from the ice crystals will steam the bread, rejuvenating it. I don't like eating a lot of bread, I'll maybe eat a few slices a week, and have completely gone off of store-bought "sandwich bread" in favor of better quality options.
Every so often I'll buy a baguette and freeze that too, they're perfect for pizza sandwiches. You can cut it up ahead of time to save yourself some effort hacking up frozen bread. Make yourself some pizza sauce (or use the premade stuff, I don't judge, I prefer BBQ), and smear it on, throw on some cheese, whatever toppings you prefer, bake for about 15-20 minutes at a medium-high heat.
Bread gone stale and hard? It's not gone off, the moisture has just leaked out of the bread and into your environment, and good news, you can put it back very easily. The trick is so simple it actually upset people across England for sounding "too poor". Say your baguette is stale and dry as kindling. Baking it risks a house fire more than anything. _Get it a little wet._ I am not joking. Take something like a basting brush and just baste the dry parts with a little water before baking it for a few minutes. As the water evaporates into steam, it'll refresh the bread and make it soft and pliant as if it was fresh baked.The only time I throw out bread is when I van visibly see mold forming, and I haven't had that issue in a while.
Greek Style Yogurt. This stuff is delicious, it's a useful ingredient, and if you make a meal out of it, it'll keep you full without being a wildly unhealthy thing to put down your throat. I'm always keeping an eye out at retail discount stores for ritzy big jars of honey for sale at reduced prices to go with, most recently I got a big ass jar of honey from Provence and it's the most beautiful thing. That honey, some sliced banana, and Greek Style Yogurt has become a go-to breakfast of mine. The stuff also works great as a sour cream alternative.
Learn to jar things. Making your own sauces, jams, preserves, pickles etc.. is liberating. You don't have to start big, but give yourself a project.
As an aside, I am disabled. I live in fucking agony 90% of the time, between the chronic migraines, fibromyalgia and digestive problems. I sympathise on the whole "picky stomach" front. I've never used Uber or any other delivery interim because I saw they did harm and killed off any business not big enough to support them. I refuse to use these services on principle.
It's even better when you bake it yourself. Flour is often dirt cheap at my local grocery shop, and you don't really need a recipe to make it, just some common sense.
Thanks for the knowledge drop on reheating frozen bread! Highly useful info 😊
Step one. Buy 75 cent veggie cans.
Step 2: Jug of water
Step 3: Heat in big pot
Step 4: Salt free soup for the week
I don't think these types could figure out how to work a can opener(or a pull tab) let alone boil water.
@@chrisbaker8533It sounds like a joke but they legitimately don't know how to boil water.
why tf would you ever want to eat soup without salt?
@@Jobocan.Ive known a lot of younger millenials and genz who cant even boil an egg. I made BBQ blue cheese hamburgers once for a music event and everyone was shocked🙄
tfw veggie cans were only 50 cents in 2019...
Cant wait for the inevitable next step when "sex" becomes a human right. We already hit most of the basic needs like rest and shelter (housing and all its services is a human right) and now food and all its services are also a human right, so of course the next thing is to say that we need state enforced free prostitution delivieries.
Another step closer to government issued catgirl girlfriends.
@@zym6687 I'd buy that for a dollar.
Can't wait to see all the mental hoops they'll jump through to explain why forced sexual service isn't literal slavery lol
@@chrisbaker8533Take two
Is the communist to incel pipeline about to become a thing?
Well, Kellogg's CEO actually did recommend people eat cereal for dinner.
Wasn't it a whole ad?
When a customer pays a company for its service, the customer has made a transaction agreement with the company. Part of the company's side of the agreement is to use their resources, employees included, to provide their service. There is also a transaction agreement being made between the company and their employees, in that the company will pay the employee to represent the company as well as execute services. The majority of the time, the employee delivering the service does not have say in the transaction between the customer and the employee. They can represent the company's view, for example they can say "we will charge you X amount of money for this service" but they're supposed to represent what the company would want in that regard. When an employee starts demanding things from a customer who's payment is going to the company in the ways demonstrated in this video, they are going outside their authority.
All of that was a roundabout way of saying employees have no authority to demand extra stuff from customers because that's not part of their transaction. Their transaction is between themselves and the company, not the customer. By making demands that don't represent the company, an employee is interfering in a transaction that they have no say in, as well as breaking the transaction they've already agreed to be a part of.
Lol congrats on wasting your time typing all of that out. Doordashers are independent contractors, not employees of doordash. There's a contract between doordash and the dashers that specifies the time limits that the delivery needs to be made within and the quality of service expected from the dashers, as well as a contract between the dasher and the customer that specifies how much money the Dasher will be paid for delivering the food.
Dashers are not employees of doordash and do not have the same obligation of obedience that a regular employee has.
So sorry, but we're not going to take your crappy, waste of time order no matter how hard you cry about it. That's the free market.
as someone who’s never once used delivery services due to the 3+ miles between me and civilization, im glad i spend the gas money.
What Dev described is learned helplessness. Its a common side-effect of education.
"Let's see you leave your house after 10pm in NYC" Why the hell are you ordering a meal at 10PM? Go to bed. Damn.
Go to bed? They just got up!
Who goes to bed at 10pm? Are you 6 years old?
But yeah, 10 is a little late for dinner unless you’re in Spain.
@@theunknownatheist3815 Having enough sleep is a childish trait? Are you telling me the only time you could control your sleep was when you were a kid supervised by your parents? lmao
Cries in night shift
@@alix6xgorg839 Cleary they don't have kids or a commute.
I think we have the right to moisture in the air. I believe this is a humid right.
Bruh you can have it. It feels like I could swim through the air right now.
@@blackosprey2219 Same here. You live in the south as well?
Black mold is a human right 🤨
Though, thanks to the lack of freezers in ancient times... It lead to pickling!
And SMOKED MEATS!!
Cant beat smoked fish. Im planning on adding catfish to my diet regularly
Also jams and drying.
Doordash is only acceptable during a blizzard so that the poojeet delivering my food gets the true Canadian experience
This is the greatest comment here
Capitalism absolutely drives progress as it’s the system that gives you not only the freedom, but the incentive to do so.
What freedoms does capitalism provide again?
This fixation on frozen dinners being "the food of the poor" is ridiculous. Same as "fast food is the food of the poor".
Eating frozen dinners or fast food regularly is WAY more expensive than just cooking basic stuff at home.
People get hung up on the "start up costs" to cooking at home and just assume that's what it'll be for every meal. Like, if you don't have any seasonings on hand, sure, it can cost $50-$100 to buy a full spice cabinet all in one go... but that shit will last for hundreds of meals. Same for most basic cookware.
Also, a lot of these people think store brand is beneath them. I've had people at the grocery store tell me cooking chicken at home is too expensive because it's $6/lb for the brand/cut they buy... while I'm getting a package of the cheapest thighs for $0.99/lb. The quality really isn't that different.
I just cooked up colcannon for dinner. Potatoes, butter, kale, salt. I even got fancy and added carrot and turnip. I ate the whole pot. Cost me $3 max. Delicious, nutritious, and filling.
These people are useless parasites.
I tried to convince an old coworker to stop buying the $4 frozen dinners that were basically just rice, chicken, broccoli, and sauce. That he could just spend like $20 and make a month's worth of those portions for almost no effort in cooking.
@@MistHarbingerTell me about it, I can often cook a whole meal for my family off of around $15-20 if I plan just a little bit and don't go for expensive stuff (the sirloin and tomahawk steak tacos I made a few weeks ago were great and fed like 7 people of 3 tacos, but that was like $60 spent, just using ground beef would have made it at most $30 for the same amount of food) as well as try not not have so many left overs.
@@MistHarbingerThis isn't even a new discussion outside it being DoorDash. I had people on FB years ago when my kids were little saying it was cheaper to pick up than cook. So I broke down the cost of a meal per person. It was just over $1. They were shocked and thought I was lying so I broke it down by cost per item and how that was split. I then told them I can make it even cheaper and that was a larger meal. That I make a big meal every other day and one with less ingredients the other times.
Edit: Where are you getting chicken that cheap? The cheapest is $2.99 and I'm in one of the lowest cost of living states.
Lifehack from someone with ADHD: make housekeeping your hyperfocus. Works like a charm for both physical and mental health
Food delivery IS a right. So, let's deliver everyone else saying it to the woods. Our four-legged brethren need to eat too.
Man i wish cooking frozen food was the most stressful part of my life. I had a man try to kill me with his car at my work cause i wouldn't take 50$ in pennies and nickels for gas even though there was a coin counter a block down the street. He seemed to have plenty of gas as he rammed into the store 3 times and almost got me twice, then ran from the cops
What the actual fuck
A good friend of mine is Dashing to pay the bills while waiting for his real business to start paying out. He's polite, drives a nice car, and uses insulated containers to keep hot things hot and cold things cold. Every day he calls me to complain about leftists treating him like crap. My favorite are his stories about trans people insisting on handoff delivery. He doesn't say "sir" or "ma'am" as he wishes them a great day, so they leave him bad reviews about not being personable. They were clearly expecting a side of affirmation/victim points with their food.
The trick is to remember who pulls that shit, and either not take their orders again, or add some “special sauce” next time. 😂
'you cant ask me to brave the streets in NY for food' doesn't work, since you're asking the delivery worker to do that for you
What it is with Dems and slavery?
@@oz_jonesI mean. They loved that plantation money when it was acceptable.
No no, there was some guy saying that we should eat cereal to save money. Surprisingly she wasn't wrong.
The CEO of Kelloggs.
Coincidentally, the same company that funded a lot of vegan "documentaries"
Whomever said that, hasn't looked at the price of cereal.
Depending on brand, freaking steaks are cheaper per pound.
EU has a sugar tax so a box of cereal where I live is €10
@@malicekerendu3574 the most expensive I've seen is 5-6 €. Where do you live????
I always question when these people claim “disability” and can’t leave their house. Is it you can’t walk or work, you have a small issue that has no effect and you’re lazy, or just plain lazy.
Also I use DD occasionally after long day of work. It’s expensive.
If you use DD daily or multiple times a day and you’re poor, that is probably the main reason you have no money.
Poor people aren’t poor because of capitalism or some other leftoid BS. They make bad choices.
I ordered breakfast from doordash once and it turned out that they "didn't have any food." Instead of canceling my order or contacting me about it they just sent me the tea I ordered with it and refunded the rest, so I ended up paying $10+ for a medium iced tea. This was a Dunkin Donuts btw and they were "out of food" at 10am. 🙄
I don't remember the last time I ate fast food. It's too expensive and low quality. Why would anyone want a stranger touching their food and let it get cold as it sits in their car when the food was terrible fresh?
Right? I even like fast food, but I need my french fries hot and fresh. Lukewarm and soggy ones put me off.
@@blackosprey2219I usually eat the fries 🍟 right from the bag while driving home so they will be fresh! Burgers 🍔 keep much better. I can eat that when I get back home. 😂
I don't bother with fast food much these days. If I want a meal while I'm out, I'm better off heading to a sit down resturant. Especially seeing how the prices of both have become comparable.
On fast food they don't touch it. It's sealed by the restaurant. There's stickers everywhere so you'll know if it's been messed with. I know because my daughter-in-law would order it at least twice a week late at night.
Edit: And no, she can't cook. My son tried to get to her to observe me but she wouldn't.
The torrential downpour meme is ON POINT!!!! As someone who works in the Residential sector of NYC, some of these poor SOB's get barely tipped (if at all) by these entitled brats!
Did you hear about the women choosing bear over man trend
That's surreal. So funny that Asmongold reacted to that.
Mans sexual fantasy: just having sex
Womans sexual fantasy: gangbang with 5 horses, 8 gorillas and a bear
But somehow men are perverts.
It explains everything about them and their life choices.
Bear
i'm convinced that it's an elaborate joke
I hate being disabled IRL and having these freaks be our biggest advocacy bloc. There have indeed been times where I’ve had no other option but to order Uber Eats. I died inside paying $30 for a Subway sandwich. It’s absolutely a luxury/last resort. Not something to be done daily, or even weekly.
$30 for Subway? Jesus order a pizza. 🍕 would have been way cheaper.
@@theunknownatheist3815 I was up shit creek without a paddle. That was pretty much my only option lol.
How come there isnt the same moral outrage over waiters getting paid like 2 dollar's an hour as there is over doordash drivers?
1:34 Fast food is a luxury item yes.
2:08 ALL food? Alright. So is eating a panda a basic human right? Come on, give me my panda steak. As a human with human rights I deserve it.
i have massive adhd but i try not to piggyback off it. shits much harder, doesnt that everyone should make it easier for you.
issue is that most times you tell someone who does use it as an excuse that they can get better socially they always throw the no-true-scotsman at you
If anything, that just increases my respect for you. My brother is the same and worked his arse off to be where he is now. Went back to college at 39 and graduated with 4.0. Knowing how much he busted butt to succeed is freaking amazing.
That person saying that eating the same thing twice in a row is difficult for people with ADHD is absolutely cooked. There is literally nothing true about that statement whatsoever. If anything, it can be somewhat of a comfort knowing you have more of the same thing to eat again later because it means you don't have to expend any extra mental energy on figuring out what you're going to eat.
@@jennteal5265 currently in uni and its fuckin frustrating, ironically the self guilt is harder to deal with than the actual tasks, but i think ill make it somehow.
so yeah, i literally see it as my personal challenge to prove myself that i can reach my goals, even while handicapped.
@@Lucas-sk5iy true, i personally have that issue a lot. where i forget to eat, and sometimes just eat bread bc my mind "got better things to worry about than food"
@@wtrflsh The thing that made it easier this go around for my brother is he'd been working for 20 years. He just attacked school like it was work. I feel you, it's bumpy.
I never understand the people that talk about these "communal kitchens", they're literally just describing a restaurant.
They mean a kitchen that x number of families have to share. Think an employee breakroom.
Communist China tried communal kitchens way back when. Let's just say it was not good.
"Food insecure" is such a vague overdramatic prog term.
I work at Taco Bell and I will confirm that half of the dashers we get are either intolerable wastes of space who can’t follow a simple instruction or so stoned out of their minds that they are in a completely different galaxy. The amount of times the window has been opened and I get hit in the face by the smell weed coming from the other side of the store is astounding.
What really gets me is that blt bit. Bread is cheap as hell and can be used for basically everything, lettuce is the same and if you don't otherwise eat it, just skip it. Tomato if you're really THAT afraid of it going bad just buy canned tomatoes that last years, bacon can be frozen if its really that much of an issue of it going bad, and mayo lasts basically forever. Acting like the idea of making a blt is super wasteful because all this stuff might go bad is so freaking lazy i can't even imagine how these people live. This entire discourse is that one coworker / friend that blows all their money on shit they don't need and then wonder why everyone has more money than them.
I'm convinced that financial knowledge is something you either before you're 22 or so, or you just never learn it no matter what. Some peoples ability to light their money on fire endlessly while getting mad at the person who buys the occasional starbucks coffee can only be explained by this.
Bacon can last a good while on its own anyways, since it's brined beforehand.
"Its too expensive to make my own food"
Proceeds to pay for delivery, convenience fees, tips and price hiking for sub-par, low nutrient food quality. The amount of mental gymnastics is impressive
And here I thought that resorting to a frozen meal was a sign that I was depressed or burnt out. Turns out I was frolicking in a capitalist dystopia and enjoying my ableist privilege, somehow.
Another person's labor is not your inalienable right.
3:55
I think the term is "learned helplessness".
That guy really snuck "proxy eugenics" into his argument, like he's been waiting for a chance to use the new cool word he just learned.
I remember the youtuber Don The Pleb once said (he may have been quoting someone else IDK) "If you society is based on the idea 'From each according to their ability. To each according to their need.' then the optimal strategy is to have the least ability and the greatest need." I think that summarizes what's going on here perfectly.
15:15 I know exactly who I'm siding with: the customer. The Dasher can see that the journey will be 20 miles for 10 bucks BEFORE THEY ACCEPT THE ORDER and know that that is not worth it. Like literally just don't fulfill that order rather than bitching out a customer for more of a tip that they won't pay anyway
Discussions like this actually make me look forward to the collapse. I know it’ll be painful for lots of people, if not most. I know it’ll be miserable and scary for those who are not “well adjusted”, but damn it’s gonna be great to trim the fat. If hard times make good men then say no more. Bring on the hard times asap!
As a self employed woman in my 40s, who basically has 10 different careers/jobs/businesses I’m running at all times, reading the comments of these young adults living in major cities and their take on food and delivery, I just can’t help but wish for their personal growth through challenges and difficulties.
These people are too far removed from how their food is made. I don’t mean how it’s prepared. I mean that they have no idea how the world works and where food actually comes from. And I feel like they’d learn this so quickly if we’d just cut the power out for a couple of years and force them to stay in the cities.
Obviously that’d be painful, even deadly for some, but it’s beyond apparent that these urban dwelling humans today CANNOT learn ANYTHING the easy way. Therefore my wish for them is that their lessons be long and hard. And for their sake I hope the lessons begin as soon as possible.
The tipping bullshit made me stop ordering food 100%. I know damn well there is spit in my food. Look at the clowns delivering it. you know damn well they did something to your food. Yet I'm expexted to give the biggest tip of the year to make sure there is not spit or worse in my food. fuck that. You just lost me. You know these people are messing with your food right?
During the Let’s go Brandon thing, my dasher was named Brandon, and while he was on his way to me, I sent a Lets go Brandon message on DoorDash, he never responded and concluded the delivery, but took the food, I think he didn’t like the joke 😂
I dont use Doordash anymore due to my drivers never taking a moment to look at the address plate of my home back then, and delivering it to one of my neighbors constantly. The guy they delivered it to would just take it, already having a couple of bites of MY FOOD THAT I PAID FOR by the time I found out and confronted him about it, despite it not belonging to him. What really made me hate Doordash was that the Dasher had the gall to beg that I give him 5 stars regardless when I filed a complaint, despite the mf delivering to the wrong address multiple times already.
1:39 actually Dev the CEO of the Kellogs corporation was on TV recently saying that directly. That people struggling with the cost of food should just start eating more of his his companies products instead of other conventional meals. Total shit-heel move.
The thing that put me off getting food delivered was I ordered some MacDonald's for a couple of friends I had round.
The driver took my delivery, and on the tracking for the order showed he sat outside a school for half an hour. The guy has the cheek to pull up into my drive with his child in the front seat of his car and ask "no tip?" in the probably one of the few English phrases he knew. I told him I already paid for his child care and told him to f off. The only way I will get food delivered now, is local places that still take phone orders.
As someone who is diagnosed with ADHD, I can say that it never stopped me from eating the same meal two days in a row
I've worked in a restaurant before. I loved when people call complaining of cold or jumbled food like it didn't just spend the last 30min swinging from the handlebars of an e-bike.
When I'm too lazy or busy to cook, I make a Huel shake or a Huel pasta meal. So much cheaper, faster, and (most of the time) healthier. The taste ain't bad either.
It’s why I won’t do DoorDash or anything such as that anymore. Had these people order from a restaurant two towns over (despite having that same restaurant as a franchise in their own town that was just as good), and then complain that the food was cold because they would order the thing at the height of traffic (which has exponentially increased in the state where I live).
Watching this to see whether you nailed the timing or failed it. (The “humanitarian aid to starving students at Columbia” lol).
I'm on the disability pension here in Australia, and I'm actively working really hard to get off it - for the last few years, I've barely afforded chicken, rice and veggies. Are there days when I am so sick, and so ill that I'd *love* to get my food made for me and delivered? Ah. Yeah. Sometimes I'm a crying heap on my kitchen floor, in crippling pain - but I decided I'd prefer to drag my sorry arse to the shops and buy something to make, to move my legs, and be active than to give up and let some pathetic illness/disability defeat me. It's taken almost three years of hard work, but I'm finally getting somewhere, and I feel like I might actually achieve my goal of getting off the pension.
I have no idea how doordash could be claimed to be more affordable. Just going to McDonald's at the moment is insanely expensive - I could feed myself for a few days on the price of one McDonald's Meal. ^_^;
Did you guys know that the deli at the grocery store will give you the exact amount of meat and cheese as you ask for?
Also the bakery bakes fresh bread daily and you can buy individual rolls?
So if you only need enough for 2 sandwiches, you can buy it and not have to throw any away.
Dev really needs to learn the difference between gig work, contract work, and self-employment in a third party marketplace.
He did make a video about it tho
He did, @@WhyYouMadBoi, but he conflated all three together and messed up that video too.
I have ADHD and cooking is one of my main hobbies and helps me relax
"Comrade, you didn't show up for your shift to cook the frozen food. What happened"
"OH sorry comrade, I have a lot of anxiety and depression so I stayed home for my mental health."
"Ah, I see. Turn around and face the wall"