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It's crazy how expensive it is not knowing how to bake, if you like good bread.
It costs [your wage] to bake bread, if you start doing it daily instead of buying, and aren't having fun. I'm pretty sure if it became price-competitive to home bake then society would collapse.
Yes I know the quality isn't comparable, but what are we making? Sandwiches? Toast?
Most people have no idea how expensive it is not knowing how to cook.
I genuinely can't understand why people complain about having no money and then spend $50 on $4 worth of food to have someone bring it to you in more time then it takes to make.
Someone somewhere right now is ordering pasta, the highest margin restaurant for item, at a 900% markup compared to basic ingredients in the store. And it takes longer. And tastes worse by the time it gets there.
What we want are cafeterias and automats.
What we get are finely crafted artisan pasta experiences, and empty closed buildings, but nothing in between.
You say that, but cafeterias and automats are usually wholly impersonal mass produced garbage like fast food in another wrapper. That's what they were when they were new, a la carte prison food. They would bet slammed for not being authentic enough for some reason.