@7newsaustralia: South Korea's latest viral app called FoodNeverComes allows users to order 'pretend' food, only for it to never arrive, but to recreate the excitement of online delivery, without spending any money. #trend #GenZ #food #fooddelivery #SouthKorea

beefybill :

but i dont want the dopamine i want the food i ordered

stopguys0 :

Id be fucking pissed

Forbesy027 :

Can’t wait for 3 years later when the app processes all transactions and the owner escapes to Switzerland.

Leonora :

Can someone explain what tf is the point

Rinsinch 🇦🇺 :

In Australia, it’s called Menulog 😆

Edward 🇨🇦 :

The dopamine comes from receiving the food

ebdqoii :

I mean I already spend most nights adding stuff to my cart in uber eats, deciding it's too expensive and closing out the app. I don't need another app for that

animalplantlover :

The rage I feel when my food is taking to long normally if the food doesn’t arrive at all that’s just rage inducing

Jordan (Overhaul geeked) 💉💤 :

this would just make me irritated and more hungry

Cactus Aussie! :

how incredibly odd

🫶 :

I need this for shein

Zulugirl in Tech👸🏽 :

This would stress me out

... :

you know what's better than dopamine? a belly full of dumplings and pizza

Amelia :

As a Taurus I would be pissed off but as a fatty with adhd I feel like this would be good

Kimchi :

I already do that on normal sites I just don’t pay at the end and on shopping sites I comb through the cart just to cancel it at the end😂

Tn :

Saved $33, 1250 calories, and still hungry

宇洋 Yu-yung :

I miss when beer drinking app is the coolest thing ever

kyrie :

the app looks vibe coded tbh

KidSquid :

window shopping basic necessities.

Lisa_Tee ♀️ :

Just place an order on Uber Eats when it training and ypu can experience this without downloading a new app

woweverydayfor200days :

first

Kyle :

I know who would need this app💙

🦋 :

Wait I need this dead ass

Marco Papps :