They're saying their mental illness is to blame for their addiction to having fast food delivered and if you don't think they are entitled to these services you are a bigot.

Stupid people say stupid things

Most modern US towns were basically founded about or after the time cars were invented. Or at least have experienced the vast amount of it's growth since the car was invented. So stores and shops, courthouses, post offices, etc have just been built all over the place.

Fun fact... The mall was invented to replace the town square that an Austrian immigrant architect missed.

Many(most?) older towns did have a town square, many still do in various forms. Though it's not the town square they're about; it's the medium density mixed-use housing.

Not really, we tend to have a "main street" where all the popular businesses are lined up, but otherwise a lot of towns are pretty car-centric.

me in ancient times desperately trying to attach my Gyro Bell order to a dove at 3am

"Stop squirming or I'll just eat you instead, you little bastard!"

I’d imagine DoorDash delivery is a hell of a lot of faster here than the burbs.

☝️🗣️ LISTEN UP LEMMINGS, MY PRESIDENT IS TALKING!!

Literally nothing.

Shitty people will associate ANY impulsive decision with ADHD because they get all their mental health information from short-form content.

I actually had no idea that car food delivery was a thing

Can confirm, food delivery bikes are a common sight here

Oh, the vehicle was the issue? I though that the central square was deemed to be too confusing for some reason.

I don't see how anyone can look at those prices and not immediately cancel the transaction. Also the idea of some rando handling my food unsupervised is not appealing.

I feel like that's a millennial trait too, simply because we're all too broke to afford the markup.

Don't... Please don't say it like that. We already had the stupidest sounding generation name.

I guess the devil shits on the biggest pile.

I mean... you put things... in it?

Admittedly on big cities these can be a bit of a tourist trap, but they're nice for events and so on.

They're also often in front of official buildings or big monuments, so they often were just... the place where stuff happened. You know, back when giving the news involved shouting them at a group of people.