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None of this is relevant. The restaurant made the food the exact same way they always make it.
Only because of the passage of time, not because the food was any worse to begin with.
That absolutely does not follow, lmao. What an absurd leap.
Firstly, the notion that a restaurant is actually going to go out of their way to tell their cook(s) to make a dish in a cheaper/worse way, but ONLY for doordash etc. orders, is patently ridiculous.
Secondly, the restaurant makes about the same money either way (doordash vs. in person, I mean); the % increase on doordash is typically very close to, if not equal to, the % cut doordash takes for the services they provide the restaurant (maybe a bit less because doordash also saves the restaurant money by them not having to hire delivery drivers). If they push the doordash price up much beyond that, it'll no longer be competitive, and competition is already MUCH more of an issue on doordash than it would be normally, because of how easy it is to 'shop around' restaurants in your area on doordash.
What is wrong with you? lol
I'm am deranged and disgruntled.
Then you must seek to increase your grunt range, or you'll never make it.
I like you.