I have pretty severe ADHD and I fucking hate food delivery service apps. What is this post even trying to say?
this post was submitted on 06 Jun 2025
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They're saying their mental illness is to blame for their addiction to having fast food delivered and if you don't think they are entitled to these services you are a bigot.
Stupid people say stupid things
What the heck is this convoluted, but incoherent post? OP must have ADHD jumping between these topics and thinking they're related
... they deliver food in old city centres like this al the same, they just use bikes or mopeds.
Also non-car food delivery is better, especially during rush hours.
The vehicles are also cheaper in every thinkable way.
"ADHD-adjacent food services" this person can fuck aaaaaalll the way off
The title is garbage, but ADHD folk can have a lot of problems preparing food, even ordering food.
Having an option if all else fails is a lifesaver (getting regular-ish nutrition & not starving for a couple of days at a time - not a short term issue, but the psychological effects can compound over time ... this is also the segue/mechanic why so many adhd ppl develop persistent depression).
Edit: to clarity - with delivery I just meant
Having an option if all else fails
An option some ADHD peeps can use, 100% not an option developed to help with ADHD fuckery.
I hate third-party delivery services, those are just exploiting workers & act monopolistic when it comes to fees they change to the restaurants.
I go get my own food, but it still happens that I can't leave my apparent sometimes so I assumed this does help some people.
I appreciate where you're coming from, but understand this is a very personal issue for me. I've been dealing with it for the majority of my life.
I'm not going to challenge the specific merits of food delivery. But everyone deals with their disorder in their own way. For example, I solve this issue by simply living next to a grocery store in a walkable area. It's something I've worked towards over time.
What infuriates me is someone trying to code something as "ADHD-adjacent" - and in this case, pass it off as though exploitative gig service delivery apps are some kind of accessibility measure. We are particularly susceptible to the weapons of the information age, which has engineered easy dopamine hits within the reach of our fingers at all times. They are NOT there to make our lives better. They are there to exploit, profit, and manipulate.
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Speaking as an adhd person:
I cannot afford to use these services.
I cannot deal with their bullshit, and, as someone with marginalized aspects of my identity, cant deal with their spyware.
I can, however, walk about a block to a 24 hour grocery store or pizza place thats open late. If i fucked up.
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Nearly every single restaurant had food delivery services prior to Uber/Doordash's existence. Many still have.
I mean, there's a reason pizza delivery scooters have been a thing since the 1980's.
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Most of the delivery services here in the UK even in places with big roads use bicycles, mopeds, or at most a small hatchback car. They can easily fit through that city.
Well yes but see i don't live there and i need to keep driving my ford F50000 fleshreaper, BLOOD FOR THE CAR GOD
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Can confirm, food delivery bikes are a common sight here
Oh, the vehicle was the issue? I though that the central square was deemed to be too confusing for some reason.
Ah yes, traditional urban cores, historically entirely without any good food options, either delivered, on the go, or even sit-down at odd hours
me in ancient times desperately trying to attach my Gyro Bell order to a dove at 3am
"Stop squirming or I'll just eat you instead, you little bastard!"
I’d imagine DoorDash delivery is a hell of a lot of faster here than the burbs.
Having ordered food in plenty of places that look like this... yeah, it is.
Half the time the guy is riding a bycicle, too. Still faster.
What do you mean, "still?" Even Top Gear acknowledged that bicycles are the fastest way to get around cities!
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Is there an association between adhd and food delivery?
My moomer trait is I just don’t get food delivery.
I don't see how anyone can look at those prices and not immediately cancel the transaction. Also the idea of some rando handling my food unsupervised is not appealing.
Don't... Please don't say it like that. We already had the stupidest sounding generation name.
I guess the devil shits on the biggest pile.
I feel like that's a millennial trait too, simply because we're all too broke to afford the markup.
Carbrains cant imagine how a system that yeets you across the city at 70kmph underground could exist.
ADHD-adjacent food services
LOL
Yeah really like wtf
What the fuck does ADHD have to do with Doordash?
Literally nothing.
Shitty people will associate ANY impulsive decision with ADHD because they get all their mental health information from short-form content.
Actually, the issue here is executive dysfunction.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/23224-executive-dysfunction
Regardless, going for a walk to the restaurant for lunch is a mentally healthy activity for all neurotypes.
Believe me, I'm very familiar with the concept. I simply despise the idea of someone categorizing food delivery apps as an ADHD-specific service.
With ADHD, you can suddenly be depleted of energy, not have the motivation to cook, or simply forget to eat. When you get hungry you can go ," Ah whatever I'll order delivery"
NOW. It may be more prominent in ADHD folk, as myself, but it is not just an ADHD folk issue. This person is just making ADHD their entire personality, and pointing fingers at things they don't like.
Also, I'm almost positive that Madrid( is this Madrid?)has food delivery services.
food delivery services are better in car-light places, because cars (as we all know) fundamentally fucking suck shit.
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I have ADHD and never once used and doordash or Uber stuff...I may be all over the place but I'm not an idiot who would willing pay 25-50% extra for nothing .
Never used a delivery app in my life. This person is just using ADHD as an umbrella term for "impulsive decisions", which is an inherently shitty thing to do.
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Do American towns not have town squares? My (European) town has 3, that I know of.
Fun fact... The mall was invented to replace the town square that an Austrian immigrant architect missed.
Most modern US towns were basically founded about or after the time cars were invented. Or at least have experienced the vast amount of it's growth since the car was invented. So stores and shops, courthouses, post offices, etc have just been built all over the place.
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My euro brain cannot comprehend that Americans are discussing about it like it’s something weird or exotic let alone anything special.
Love you all and would love to have a huge ass truck and a shotgun and live the Pißwasser advertisement lifestyle, but it’s really just a square. Sometimes they do markets there from like 6am-9am on a Saturday though which is nice if you hate sleeping. Also there’s probably a McDonald’s. Now you know all our town square secrets
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Idk I see a lot of ubereats on bicycles already
"my car brain cannot fathom how such places can exist, where is the parking, why aren't there more lanes???"
You're lazy and can't accept that you have no self control. Stop blaming mental illness. Yes people have it. No it isnt the reason you are worthless sack of shit. That's all you.
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I would prefer to see a native forest or at least some trees for shade. I could even do with a fountain. I mean, I guess this would be good as a market place but if it's empty what's the point?
I mean... you put things... in it?
Admittedly on big cities these can be a bit of a tourist trap, but they're nice for events and so on.
They're also often in front of official buildings or big monuments, so they often were just... the place where stuff happened. You know, back when giving the news involved shouting them at a group of people.
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