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Ok so, picture this: last week, I'm tuning into my go-to podcast, The Stacking Benjamins, by Marketplace. On that episode, cleverly titled “Where Are You Drawing the Line?”, one of the hosts Joe Saul-Sehy or Josh “OG” Bannerman drops a bombshell—he's kicked DoorDash to the curb! I mean, maybe not a plot twist, but it turns out, ditching those delivery apps is like finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Those fees are so f#$%! high, they should come with a parachute! We've gotten so cozy with these sneaky apps that we've forgotten how to use a phone to order and actually pick up our own grub. It's like we've become allergic to fresh air and exercise!
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