No one, least of all DD can force restaurants or customers to use their service - both possess free will. If it wasn't profitable for owners and a prceived value by consumers they would simply stop utilizing it. Regardless, no city including Columbus can afford to develop its own meal delivery service and even if it could, why would it when one already exists that knows how to do it better and cheaper than Cbus ever could? And I can't find anywhere where Ginter said that this would solve all food insecurity amongst those most in need - the unhoused. Instead, it's simply one of many tools with which to fight food insecurity. But what confuses me most is why do you claim that people who use DD are inherently "lazy"? Have you never ordered a pizza? People with Domino's boxes in their trash shouldn't throw stale pizza crusts.
No one, least of all DD can force restaurants or customers to use their service - both possess free will. If it wasn't profitable for owners and a prceived value by consumers they would simply stop utilizing it. Regardless, no city including Columbus can afford to develop its own meal delivery service and even if it could, why would it when one already exists that knows how to do it better and cheaper than Cbus ever could? And I can't find anywhere where Ginter said that this would solve all food insecurity amongst those most in need - the unhoused. Instead, it's simply one of many tools with which to fight food insecurity. But what confuses me most is why do you claim that people who use DD are inherently "lazy"? Have you never ordered a pizza? People with Domino's boxes in their trash shouldn't throw stale pizza crusts.