Using the drive-thru occassionally is not the issue here for me; it's the habitual use the worries me.
And no I don't have kids but I fail to see what that has to do with anything. I'm not talking specifically about parents here. I'm talking about all kinds of people. So, why do you keep asking me if I have children? If I don't have children, I can't possibly understand drive-thrus?[/QUOTE]
What worries me is that you are worried about the habitual use of drive-thrus when there is so many more important things to worry about....war in Iraq & Afghanistan, starving children, recessions, foreclosures, etc, etc.
And the reason people are asking if you have children is quite simply those of us that do have them have each had a time whether it was due to a sick child, a sleeping child, rain, sleet, snow, WHATEVER reason that it would much more convenient to not haul said child out into the cold or out of their carseat. When my child was smaller & would fall asleep in the car, even if she had only been asleep 5 minutes, if I stopped to buy a gallon of milk or diapers or formula or whatever necessity would have me stop when she was sleeping, she would be awake and not go back to sleep until bedtime.
So before coloring everyone who uses drive-thrus lazy, consider that they COULD be other reasons for using them other than they are the poster children of laziness.