- > It's just to replicate the ritual of ordering food and give you the dopamine that the real process gives you.
I’m confused. How does the food-ordering process give you dopamine? It generally just gives me anxiety due to the uncertainties involved, until the food arrives in good condition, which here it won’t.
by foobarian
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- It's too fast. There should be an artificial pause while adding to cart or capturing the payment
by ungreased0675
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- https://foodnevercome.com/
- Practically no vegan options. Very realistic
by ChrisArchitect
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- Post the source instead of random reddit: https://foodnevercome.com/
- I need to enter a coupon code for more dopamine. And a loyalty program.
by zippyman55
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- This is great. I need one for building permits.
- Next step:
Fully customized sex worker service at your doorstep ... faked for the dopamine, of course.
- Does this have the ridiculous dark patterns that Deliveroo in the UK has? “Pay a monthly fee for free deliveries!*
*We won’t tell you, but you might notice, we’ve now increased the service charge by almost the amount of what you saved on that free delivery.
- This website works better than most sites I order from. Except for the delivery of course :)
- The hardest part of food delivery is the tip section. It's where you use all your brain power to make a decision. That's the only part I would have given me dopamine hit from pretend tipping. Missed opportunity.
by makifoxgirl
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- I was really hoping to add some fries, a drink and to customize my burger. Not that I customize my burger except maybe take off the pickles or remove the ice from my drink, but it adds to the dopamine factor.
- This actually made me hungry.
by airstrike
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- OK, this actually worked as advertised. I feel dopamined.
I just wished the delivery took longer and there was a payment process that longer than an instant. Could have a saved card on file that you could use.
- The curse of technology. If people still had to hunt their protein and grind corn by hand, we wouldn't need anti-binge-eating apps.
- Humans, huh
by BenjiWiebe
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- I just had double jaw surgery so I'm "eating" though a straw (or syringe).
At least I can order regular food with this.
- Doesn't quite meet the fantasy threshold. I can't seem to filter by allergens or dietary restrictions.
by cynicalsecurity
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- Isn't it just like porn and video games work too. Weird no one thought of it before.
- Counterproductive for me. Seeing all that tasty looking food makes me want to binge.
by LadyCailin
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- I almost ordered, but the delivery fee is way too high.
by thehamkercat
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- wait what? shouldn't it make you more hungry/angry? when the food doesn't come...
by forgetfreeman
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- What??
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