I don't have any specific recommendations but I think some places will do pre-prepared meals that you can put in the oven on the day of. So then at least the people making your food aren't doing it on Thanksgiving Day.

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As a former holiday worker for holiday pay, not always the worst. Why can’t you get off the couch and pick it up at least instead of demanding delivery?

I wouldn’t classify a literal Reddit post asking for a recommendation as demanding? What’s with the stick up your ass?

Golden Corral

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Homemade.Delivered.

Just so I'm clear, you're offering to pay for a Thanksgiving meal to be delivered to you?

Hey bro, you don't know me at all so I can completely understand if you're wanting to pass on this- but my father is a really really amazing chef- he always makes extra turkey/ham and all the sides a person could ask for. He always has more than enough extras that he's always begging us to take home. If you DM a drop off location/address I would be happy to bring you a styrofoam take out box full of turkey, ham, and all the fixings you want.It's the holidays do you don't need to pay for anything.

I know it's hard to trust people cause you don't know what their kitchen looks like but trust me, this is coming from a well off, clean household that doesn't smoke, has no pets, and spent 15+ years in the food industry. So the quality of the food and cleanliness puts restaurants to shame.

Let me know OP!

As someone who claims they are a life scout, I expected better from you. Set a better example.

Edit: "phrasing"

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When I was in college I always volunteered to work thanksgiving....the tips were AWESOME and the company usually gave us a nice meal and extra base pay

Win-win-win.

There are thousands of reasons someone would need delivery. They aren’t demanding anything from anybody. Asking for recommendations is not even close to the same as demanding that some one do it.

There used to be a church that delivered Thanksgiving Day meals but I can't find it now, I would contact the Council of Churches and ask.

I’ll just bring you some food if you want it. Anything to get a couple minutes away from the in-laws on thanksgiving.

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What gave it away?