"Default User" > wrote in message
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> ~patches~ 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
It's an absolute refusal to see something from anyone else's point of view.
It's a refusal to see that people of normal intelligence might find these
kinds of services useful.
Ms P