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NireBryce
@NireBryce

it's fucked up that our communal eating spaces have higher prices than everyone having to do that at home at cost to their ability to do anything else. what a waste. food is one of the few things that scales extremely well per district in cities. individual household kitchens mean stove in every kitchen, microwave in every kitchen, oven in every kitchen, pans, utensils, appliances all mostly idle even if they're used weekly.

some people want that but it seems absurd as the default if we actually care


rotsharp
@rotsharp

rome had drive throughs

everyone cooking every meal at home forever is a recent artifact of the nuclear family, and is maintained as an energy tax to check the power and aspirations of labor, as well as more effectively isolating people who cannot easily prepare their own food, like disabled people or homeless people.

humans are supposed to feed each other. that is how we grew up as a species. individualism is a curse.


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in reply to @NireBryce's post:

true but america will never have actual socialized food because its too entrenched, so it's telling that there STILL used to be affordable options under capitalism which has now been destroyed, largely by landlords, just how much of a need this is which has now been forgotten by late capitalist hell-culture

in reply to @rotsharp's post:

and as someone with particular dietary restrictions, i cant even eat food made in a lot of friends' private kitchens -.-

most restaurants are off the list too but theres 2 or 3 around here which can pull it off. the sort of thing many types of restaurants cant handle but some genres of food just naturally make work very easily, so a restaurant doing that can cater to it way easier than a random household can

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