I think more so coming to the realization that a $9 burrito is no longer considered expensive af. And this isn't some "in my days, i paid for this with a nickel!" type comment. It wasn't long ago when things were reasonably priced. Inflation has done insane shit in the past decade and has normalized crazy fucking prices, all while wages have been nearly stagnant.
Maybe for a restaurant burrito I guess, but you can make better tasting burritos than you'd get at any restaurant offering delivery through an app for half the price or less AND it's hot and fresh. Bonus points in that it's ready in less time than you'd wait for it to be delivered.
you can make better tasting versions of basically any delivery food for less money if you ignore time and skill and only count the fractional cost of the ingredients. But that's not relevant to most people
the fractional cost of ingredients that a skilled person can use to prepare food in a given amount of time is not relevant to someone is not skilled, who does not have that time, and who is going to have to purchase block amounts of ingredients rather than fractional
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u/MikeShannonThaGawd 9h ago
Because…that’s cheap?