Is it Laziness Ordering through Uber Eats ?

With in door closed can understand why people are getting it delivered why wait in queue

I only ever ordered when I was a new member and they gave me a great offer. Now? I don't use it.

Heck, I uninstalled. Uber is still useful.

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I think sometimes it is necessary to do things that will cut time in our busy lives and it's also a good idea to order in during this covid time

We very rarely get takeaways, due to £, but when I do, I normally try to go local, both our local pizza/burger place and the Indian takeaway deliver and it's free if you spend £15 but only problem is they are only open in the evenings. If you can afford it, go for it, I suppose they must do multiple orders so it may be cutting down on individuals journeys by car ....

I use uber eats probably about one a month / 6 weeks but only when i have a good voucher to use so at least 50% off, and only as a treat, otherwise i go without

I cooked up a burger meal today for myself using Sainsbury's items, it was roughly about £5-6 and if I'd had ordered a similar meal (x2) it'd likely cost me £20-25.

Yes, it is laziness ordering through any of them. The money spent on a ready meals (probably frozen, out of date, cooked by cheap labour, in an unhygienic kitchen) and delivery cost per item, per day will be astonishing. You lack discipline if you can't cook a basic meal and enjoy it.

The odd treat is fine, but ordering several times a week is just laziness. I don't know how people afford it.

We have fish & chips once a week which we phone through and collect. Around here there isn't anything like Ubereats or anything else like it - we are too rural - but then I probably wouldn't use it even if it was there.

Ordering through Uber Eats or Just Eat is okay if you can afford it, but as far as I'm lead t believe it's around £5 per delivery which is an awful lot of money to be paying to get a cold MacDonald's delivered.

Of course it's lazy if you do it as a substitute for cooking a meal . However after a hard days work , and feeling you deserve it and have earnt it thenwhat is the problem ?

I have never ordered a delivery in my life. I can not see the point of it. I would like my food served in a restaurant where I know it is going to bring hot and presented well, not warm and thrown around in a a bag. My brother is a smoker and a delivery driver, I would not take anything from him.