Hey Lauren. Hey Bobby. You know it's creepy? What? Delivery. Why? So convenient.

Delivered. Having people deliver stuff pizza. It's so convenient. Amazon.

Why is it creepy? Alcohol. That sounds lovely. Food. Yeah, it sounds great. It's extremely

convenient. You never have to leave the house. And I love it. But it's creepy. This whole

episode is just going to be about our appreciation for it's delivery. Yeah, it's great. Getting

your groceries. We just talked about how much we love it and then the podcast just ends.

Yeah. Big fans. We just really wanted to talk about it today. I think it all started with like,

I mean, obviously, how did it start? Well, pizza. Food. Yeah. Getting like Chinese any,

you know, take out delivery. When I was looking up stories, 95% of them were like pizza delivery

stories. I actually had a hard time finding really anything about like non pizza. Yes.

What is wrong with pizza delivered? I think it's just a job that maybe there's so many. Well,

it's like, it's cheap food. Yeah. So it's, you know, a lot of people can buy it, I think. So

you're just opening yourself up to a lot more people. And usually it's, you know, like younger kids,

younger people, teenage young adults that are working those jobs. Yeah, fair. Do you have any

friends that delivered pizza? We did. We had one and who's still in our, I thought I told you

about this. Who I, we still know. I told you about the Michelle's husband Nick. He's the,

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What's funny is he, I was laughing because he would deliver pizzas,

but then like if he had a house that was, we would all hang out at my cousin's house. He was

technically my cousin's friend. And then that's how I knew him. But we would be hanging out at my

cousin's house and they'd be like, Oh, Nick's making a delivery nearby. He's going to stop by. So

he would make a pizza delivery. And we'd be like, or we would call him and be like, if you come

near our area, can you just like drop off pizza? If you have any leftover pizza, which they

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