Seeing the news, the takeaway brother was injured on the way to deliver food in bad weather. Should I order takeout when the weather is bad?

Bad weather can be determined according to the weather and your own situation. If it is particularly bad, such as a typhoon, don't order takeout. The takeaway brother's delivery injury is a work-related injury and is borne by the unit that hired him to deliver food.

Of course, this is a two-way multiple-choice question. The selling point of bad weather is not the freedom to order food, but the freedom to take orders. From a humanitarian point of view, we should reduce take-away orders in bad weather.

In case of bad weather, if some merchants are unwilling to deliver food, they will directly close the food delivery service; Merchants are willing to deliver food to consumers. There is no relevant store on the platform, and the takeaway staff takes orders themselves. The consumer paid the money, no problem.

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There must be "easy" times to make money at work, and there must be "difficult" times to make money. However, since the weather is so bad, the food delivery is late, the store does not take orders in time, etc., consumers should also be considerate, not just based on the delivery time, but also treat the take-away food delivery staff with care.

Another thing to note is that the take-away platform has forced delivery behavior in many sites. Takeaway brother has no choice. If he asks for leave or doesn't take orders, he will be severely punished, which also leads to the hard work of the takeaway.