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Posted by Jayx1 on Dec-14-2004 14:55:

Curbside Pick-up

Now here is a disturbing trend. Restaurants are starting to have curbside pick up where they bring your order to your car. Talk about the ULTIMATE laziness. And I thought drive-up payphones were bad.

Here is a tip. Get off your fat ass, go into the restaurant and get your food yourself and maybe you won't be so fat. I bet the same people who buy diet coke and subscribe to low carb diets use this service. NO WONDER WE ARE GETTING FAT. It really goes way beyond the food we eat.

It astounds me who lazy we are becoming. A rainy day is enough to slow down business at just about any store. I guess its such a big deal to walk 10 feet from your car to the store?


Posted by Slag on Dec-14-2004 15:57:

Go jump off a cliff.


Posted by Rodrico on Dec-14-2004 16:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Slag
Go jump off a cliff.


Go play in traffic.


Posted by VERTiG0 on Dec-14-2004 16:44:

Man, A&W used to have that shit way back when. I don't know why they stopped it.

However, it'd be rad as all hell to be in your '53 cherry red Corvette convertible with white pearl trim, a fine lady sitting shotgun, and having your A&W stuff brought to you via a waitress on rollerskates in a pink getup.

Am I right or am I right?


Posted by Expired on Dec-14-2004 18:20:

Re: Curbside Pick-up

quote:
Originally posted by Jayx1
I guess its such a big deal to walk 10 feet from your car to the store?



But my legs are tired. I already walked all the way to my car instead of just getting delivery!


Expired,


Posted by Orko on Dec-14-2004 18:34:

Finally something i completly agree with you on Jay!

Fuckin lazy people these days. When ever i get on the bus at Square1 in sauga, (starting point for the trip) people always get off literaly two blocks away. ok i know you transfered buses, but was it really that hard to walk 10min to your house? rather than waiting the 15-20 for the bus?

people are lazy as hell these days, and eating is not the only reason society is getting FAT.

people must realize that excercise is just as important as eating well. I eat like a horse, but am thin because of excercise. (i know that doesnt neccessarily mean i have a healthy heart) but how many thin people do you see dying of heart desiese at the age of 40?


Posted by Fir3start3r on Dec-14-2004 18:55:

quote:
Originally posted by VERTiG0
Man, A&W used to have that shit way back when. I don't know why they stopped it.

However, it'd be rad as all hell to be in your '53 cherry red Corvette convertible with white pearl trim, a fine lady sitting shotgun, and having your A&W stuff brought to you via a waitress on rollerskates in a pink getup.

Am I right or am I right?


Waaaaay right!!!
Nothin' sexier than a carhop with shorts, tight shirt and roller skates... yum!


Posted by ShadoWolf on Dec-14-2004 19:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Orko
Finally something i completly agree with you on Jay!

Fuckin lazy people these days. When ever i get on the bus at Square1 in sauga, (starting point for the trip) people always get off literaly two blocks away. ok i know you transfered buses, but was it really that hard to walk 10min to your house? rather than waiting the 15-20 for the bus?

people are lazy as hell these days, and eating is not the only reason society is getting FAT.

people must realize that excercise is just as important as eating well. I eat like a horse, but am thin because of excercise. (i know that doesnt neccessarily mean i have a healthy heart) but how many thin people do you see dying of heart desiese at the age of 40?


hah that reminds me of people who get on elevators for one floor... I mean, unless you're carrying something really heavy, use the stairs for one floor!!!


Posted by MarkT on Dec-14-2004 19:16:

I see the same thing all the time at College Park if I go down there for lunch or to Dominion...almost NO ONE uses the stairs, but will all pile on to the escalators.

no wonder we have the level of obesity that we do...it's not just about stairs vs. escalators, it's a comment on their attitude towards "effort" or physical activity...most people always look for a short cut


Posted by Orko on Dec-14-2004 19:22:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
I see the same thing all the time at College Park if I go down there for lunch or to Dominion...almost NO ONE uses the stairs, but will all pile on to the escalators.

no wonder we have the level of obesity that we do...it's not just about stairs vs. escalators, it's a comment on their attitude towards "effort" or physical activity...most people always look for a short cut


that 'short cut' is what defines human behavior. all of our 'advancements' through history have been short cuts. how can we do things faster, more efficiently and with less effort?

why stab somebody when you can just pull a trigger and shoot them from a distance? why use 40,000 foot troops for war, when you can just drop one bomb and take out a whole city?


Posted by matty on Dec-14-2004 19:46:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
hah that reminds me of people who get on elevators for one floor... I mean, unless you're carrying something really heavy, use the stairs for one floor!!!


or escalators for that matter. the ones that always get me are the drive-thru ATMs and pharmacies


Posted by amb_ on Dec-14-2004 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by che
...the drive-thru ATMs...


...with braille on the keypad!


Posted by matty on Dec-14-2004 19:52:

quote:
Originally posted by amb_
...with braille on the keypad!


so true....


Posted by StereoPrincess on Dec-14-2004 20:32:

i would use this service. call me a lazy fatty. i hate finding parking. if a restaurant is willing to save me the trouble of looking for parking than i'm all for it.


Posted by harcourt on Dec-14-2004 20:34:

When will these morons actually deliver to my lap in my chair at home in front of the TV.

ffs.


Posted by amb_ on Dec-14-2004 21:02:

quote:
Originally posted by tw1tch
When will these morons actually deliver to my lap in my chair at home in front of the TV.

ffs.


I want an ATM in my livingroom...





























...with braille.


Posted by StereoPrincess on Dec-14-2004 21:10:

quote:
Originally posted by tw1tch
When will these morons actually deliver to my lap in my chair at home in front of the TV.

ffs.


word, i hate going to the door. i even hate calling them.


Posted by StereoPrincess on Dec-14-2004 21:10:

quote:
Originally posted by amb_
I want an ATM in my livingroom...

...with braille.



...........with unlimited cash too.


Posted by ShadoWolf on Dec-14-2004 21:18:

quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess
word, i hate going to the door. i even hate calling them.



Posted by ShadoWolf on Dec-14-2004 21:18:

quote:
Originally posted by amb_
I want an ATM in my livingroom...



They're called "men."



Posted by Rottweiler on Dec-15-2004 00:24:

Humans suck.


Posted by Slag on Dec-15-2004 01:10:

quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess
i would use this service. call me a lazy fatty. i hate finding parking. if a restaurant is willing to save me the trouble of looking for parking than i'm all for it.

Heck yea! If i want to be lazy, let me be lazy in peace.


Posted by ++ EGO ++ on Dec-15-2004 01:14:

quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess
i would use this service. call me a lazy fatty. i hate finding parking. if a restaurant is willing to save me the trouble of looking for parking than i'm all for it.


yup yup agreed.

I dont think fussing over a parking lot while walking 50 steps is much of a work out anyway-- not even worth it. I go to the gym to work out, there's a time for everything.


Posted by AwakenedAddict on Dec-15-2004 01:34:

quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
I see the same thing all the time at College Park if I go down there for lunch or to Dominion...almost NO ONE uses the stairs, but will all pile on to the escalators.

no wonder we have the level of obesity that we do...it's not just about stairs vs. escalators, it's a comment on their attitude towards "effort" or physical activity...most people always look for a short cut


Yeh! I always take the stairs instead of escalators.. it's my daily excercise

As for the restaurant curb-side pickup.. I saw this in the states a while back. I thought it was as dumb then as i do now... i always saw a bunch of morbidly-obese people chilling in their cars waiting for their food. One time i saw this guy get his meal and then proceed to eat in in his car!

sadness...


Posted by rabbitjoker on Dec-15-2004 01:36:

Dunno

if some schlep is willing to do work for free (or next to free), then why do it yourself?


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