$15.46 for a regular Whopper, Door Dash pricing is out of hand

No I didn't order it

We don’t care

I don't even have a Burger King near me any more

you'd be a fool to pay that.

If I'm having food delivered, it certainly isn't going to be Burger King.

If you can afford luxury pricing for pedestrian fast food, god bless your fat ass and quitcherbitchin.

My problem with delivery is they usually forget the sauces. One time I ordered a French Dip and they didn't give me au jus. Without that it's not the same.

all of these companies could be profitable without the exorbitant fees. i don't know how much they make off of data, i'm not aware of them being heavily involved in supplying data/analysis to the restaurant and grocery industry. they're underutilizing the opportunity to sell ad space on the apps, which could cut costs. they overinvest in r and d for autonomous driving and drone tech and executive compensation is outlandish. their infrastructure could probably be easily modified to run as a PoS system but they don't sell one to restaurants.

They're nowhere near that price in my neighborhood not that it matters cuz I'm going to make my own burgers tonight but right now I'm waiting for these edible mushrooms I bought online to kick in.

They're supposed to be some kind of other kind of mushroom that isn't stylus sibin or whatever so we'll see.

You sound grossly obese OP. And lazy.

OP, i drive the 5 miles to BK and buy a Value bacon cheeseburger for $3whatever and a diet coke.

I'm not paying fucking 15 bucks (really 20, with tip) for goddamn fast food.

I always get my lunachables delivered.

Shitty food. And delivery is just lazy. Who cares.

[quote] all of these companies could be profitable without the exorbitant fees.

Is it even exorbitant, though?

If a Whopper costs $8.00, that's $7.46 ($15.46) to split between the company and the driver / delivery person.

[quote] My problem with delivery is they usually forget the sauces. One time I ordered a French Dip and they didn't give me au jus. Without that it's not the same.

The whole point of that sandwich is the dipping sauce.

When I used to eat more fast foods and takeout foods, I made it a point to have a stock of all of those sauces (not au jus), e.g., ketchup, mustards, etc. Because I knew I might get the sauce in the package.

You sound grossly obese too R15.

They're charging $1.70 for a slice of cheese?

so r9? Anything to report on those 'shrooms?

R18 feeling pretty relaxed but no noticeable high or anything.