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Tbf, Eating at a McDonalds is a crappy experience whether you eat at the restaurant or at home. >

totally agree- but there ordering a premium burger and fries from the best place in town basically lowers it to McD grade... >

Maybe it's gonna react into a new tendency about fancy delivery food... Remember: there is always a market for high end stuff, even in delivery food. >

Possible and in all likelihood necessary - but that would be a significant transition. >

Joke's on you, I was already conditioned to accept crap way before DoorDash got to me