Suburbs are urban.

The 'sub' is a reference to the proximity to the (likely denser) city, not a step between urban and rural.

So for instance, the small town I live in is also considered urban (but is located in a rural county).

Yeah, it’s true. The amount of restaurants and amount of deliveries they make to suburbs is negligible when compared with urban areas.

That is a very different claim

No it’s not. It’s exactly the same claim. “fuck all” means nothing or very little, in this context it’s obviously “very little”.

In any case, we’re discussing the sustainability of delivery services. Most of the world lives in cities, it really doesn’t matter if they’re unsustainable in rural areas.

you changed your claim again. Suburbs app delivery is negligible compared to urban, but its still pretty hot. My area has farms but you can still see delivery pickups running constantly at popular restaurants.

Go on, explain how and where I changed my claim.

While you’re at it, maybe also explain how this has anything to do with the subject at hand?

(x < urban) != (x <= small)