I don’t disagree with your statement however, historically taking the carrot approach (rebates) to promote consumer desire towards alternative products works better both on public perception and on actual public shift than restrictions do.
Removing the horn is part of the conservation effort.
You just described elements which would meet the bare minimum in delivery of food from the counter.
If the store isn’t paying their workers enough to be able to deliver the bare minimum product being sold why should the customer have to make up the difference with a tip
You seriously going to post something like this without proper sourcing and expect people to jump on with your argument?
Same for me. Reddit walled access to their platform so I sought alternatives. Lemmy filed that void.
Sadly, electric bikes a country’s economy does not create…