Default User wrote:

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>>Let's think about this. These folks would pay out all that money to
>>go to a place where they pay to have someone else chop up the food,
>>choose the ingredients, choose the menu and recipes? Then they will
>>package the food themselves, take them home and put them in the oven?
>>Now if that isn't stupid, I don't know what is? If the people you
>>know would gladly pay for this service then IMO they are dumber than
>>a rock! I would think someone with any iota of intelligence would
>>either take a cooking course at a community college, buy a recipe
>>book, check online, buy a cooking video, or get a friend or relative
>>to teach them how to cook. Now my FM always used to say you are
>>judged by your acquaintences. This really isn't making you look too
>>good at the moment either
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> It astounds me that people like you are so narrow-minded. Yes, people
> can cook if they want to. Some DON'T want to, they don't want to plan
> meals, they don't want to prepare raw ingredients, etc. Why is it so
> hard to understand that others may not enjoy the things you do?
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> Brian

First I'm not narrow-minded and second if they want to spend their hard
earned dollars on this type of thing, more power to them. They can
knock themselves out for all I care. But I will stand behind my
position that this is a stupid service meant to take money from stupid
people. They can get the *exact* same thing in other ways that have
been posted without having to take the extra time and money. Their
choice not mine. Now if I were to choose an easy way out, I would hire
someone to cook the meals in my kitchen with the ingredients I choose
with the recipes I chose. When I had homecare, that is what they did.
I'll bet you it was still cheaper than what these folks are dishing out
for using the service's kitchen. Heck you can even get a cook to come
in cheaper per serving than what this service is charging.