I find this take fascinating…the only thing I would add is that if you have something else more important to do than grabbing a spoon…then the spoon guy could be a godsend…
…so you’re perfectly happy being prevented from eating anything other than what the guy renting your own kitchen out to you cooks, so long as most of the time, he makes something you like eating?
In this metaphor, if he decides to change his recipe and you don’t like the new food, you can’t just ask him to make something else. He owns your kitchen.
@AVincentInSpace @Imprint9816
I find this take fascinating…the only thing I would add is that if you have something else more important to do than grabbing a spoon…then the spoon guy could be a godsend…
???
Tell me you are not arguing in favor of only being able to eat gruel for the rest of your life simply because it is convenient?
Even if you did want that, you’d have a MUCH better time setting up the gruel station yourself, so that you could bypass it if you wanted to.
@AVincentInSpace
Well not gruel…I would hate that obviously 😅
…so you’re perfectly happy being prevented from eating anything other than what the guy renting your own kitchen out to you cooks, so long as most of the time, he makes something you like eating?
In this metaphor, if he decides to change his recipe and you don’t like the new food, you can’t just ask him to make something else. He owns your kitchen.