The cost of convenience is adding up for millions of fast-food customers in the United States.
Online food delivery has become a trillion — yes, trillion — dollar business. But with each order comes a slew of fees that can quickly take the cost of an otherwise quick, affordable meal and make it … less affordable.
According to Chowhound, delivery services often include fees that aren’t immediately obvious. They can range from service fees to small order fees and even higher menu prices compared to in-store purchases.
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I'm sorry, I don't get the whole food delivery thing. If I'm that fucking hungry, I damned sure can put my ass in the truck and drive down there to get it myself. The only exceptions I can think of are shut-ins and drunks.
