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this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2023
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Honestly I always just preferred to grab fresh stuff every day on the way home, since I mostly used busses and frequently walked by a grocery store. I did use the restaurant delivery apps, but it was back when they were trying to lure people in with amazing deals. Probably not so good anymore, I stopped using them mostly. Still though, getting stuff in the middle of the night can be nice.
My most used might've just been lyft, because it's a little necessary sometimes after going out.