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cooking at home is a full time job, to liberate us from domestic labour we need industrial kitchens and places to eat. the idea that it is normal for each individual home to aspirationally cook for themselves enforces good old fashioned 'family values', amd solidifies the role of the patriarch, who probably wont be cooking because cooking is gay or whatever
having said this I couldn't justify eating where I work, it's too expensive. Learn to cook lentils. π
Yeah like I donβt really understand why everyone is obsessed with everyone cooking for themselves all the time. Restaurants or kitchens are still objectively the best way to feed large groups of people. I like to cook, but damn having to cook and clean multiple times a day while also going to work and doing my hobbies sounds like ass.