I was specifically replying to the implication that driving to a big box store was indicative of a life better lived than someone arranging for a home delivery the next day with a total time commitment of under two minutes.
I'd rather be driving. I have a cool car. I love throwing it around the corner. I like it's premium sound system. I can see mountains and sea from where I live. I could even bike to the store. I'm fortunate to live near a micro center at biking distance. That would objectively be a life lived even better than sitting at home. At the store I can interact with a real human. I can experience new and interesting tech hands on. I can pick up fresh ingredients on my way back that I could make Greek salad with. There's honestly so many ways to make a trip to the store worthwhile.
