No need to even say hi to a delivery guy, which
may present problems of its own.
If that isn’t enough to concern you, try this: In
his work studying what “comfort food” really is,
Jordan Troisi has found that the psychological
comfort we get from foods has to do with the
social meaning we attach to it. We’re comforted
by spaghetti and meatballs not necessarily
because of the tasty carbs, but because it’s what
our family always ate.