Exactly. There isn't a billion dollar market to tagging $5-10 on each Five Guys order for a 30-75 minute delivery. I order food delivery from these places about twice a month, and almost never pay anything, due to competitive pressure. End of the day, I'm never, ever paying $10 to get $20 of burger delivered.

Even Amazon gave up on paying me to deliver groceries to my home. They would have a guy in a deli in New Jersey (~200 miles away) slice ham and turkey cold cuts in the middle of the night, and deliver via USPS by 7:30AM. Truly a marvel of modern logistics, except they couldn't figure out how to not put big cans of olive oil on top of eggs or bread.

We probably got an average of $50/week in refunds.