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This coming from someone who never actually achieved a runners/workout high. They are completely and 100% different. >

Not all highs are created equal. Not to say either is better/worse. They are different though. >

Well, we can't argue with that! While running has its own set of benefits, there is something to be said about the joys of a good snack and Netflix. We prefer a combination of both for our ultimate relaxation time. >

I can support this. No problem with down time and chilling but I despise complacency and laziness as a total lifestyle. 
This post is holds the general perspective of someone who hasn’t exercised since grade school and so they’re so far removed from exercise, even a 10 minute mile would be like me just deciding I was going to dead sprint 5 miles right at a 6:00 pace lol >

That high comes from your breath. Which you can achieve from your couch with breathing exercises. And go much much deeper than any edible will take you. >

What is this high from running that you speak of?  I just get relocated. >

They're definitely not the same.  But even if they were.. how is making money, likely owning, operating and maintaining a car, driving somewhere and paying for edibles, getting Cheetos and sitting at home consuming them easier than just.. running?