Let's start off with a simple example.  KSL ran this story:

https://www.ksl.com/article/50954397   (I'll let you read that if you want).


Then, the comments start.  I noticed these comments, including the replies:



"Doug G." indicates that, apparently, people that use services like DoorDash are "lazy".  Down the replies, "UtahTaxes" notes that pizza delivery was around long before DoorDash.   

In response?  We get "Patriciawc" womansplaining (yep, I'm guessing Patricia is a woman), that pizza delivery people are employees and don't take a percentage.  Well, OK, fine, but that doesn't address the original issue brought up UtahTaxes which is that laziness isn't really the issue (unless they actually believe otherwise).  Why post a comment that doesn't address the issue referenced by the original poster?




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