> Who doesn't like the sound of buying a home cooked meal from a neighbor?
It'd take a lot for me to consider it, because it creates all kinds of awkwardness if the quality is poor, and I'd have little reason to trust that they'd deliver consistent quality.
It'd need to be far cheaper than any alternative, and I'd need to not afford the alternatives, before I'd consider something like that.
I can definitely see the potential of awkwardness, especially if you know the neighbor already, etc. But like Airbnb, I think reviews go a long way to ensuring good quality in the long run.
It'd take a lot for me to consider it, because it creates all kinds of awkwardness if the quality is poor, and I'd have little reason to trust that they'd deliver consistent quality.
It'd need to be far cheaper than any alternative, and I'd need to not afford the alternatives, before I'd consider something like that.
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