Many students and young professionals don't have time to come home and cook. Either they don't have the skills or they lack the motivation and time. However, they all often miss home cooked meals.

I propose starting a company that networks people who like to cook in college towns (or in towns that have a large population of young adults), who cater to students and young professionals via a carry-out or delivery platform. And these cooks will set the supply according to how much time they have - some may only make a few meals while others might turn this into a business.

The idea would work like this:The parent company puts out adds for people who are interested in making lunch or dinner meals for students and young professionals who pre-order what they want a day or two in advance. These cooks can have a preset menu or can take requests and their kitchens would have to pass a health inspection. The only way a cook would be fired is if his/her food repeatedly made people sick. And all payment would be done online, with the the sales being split in some proportion between the cook and the company.

The hope is that young people will continue to receive quality home cooked meals and that people who are normally unemployed or who have to stay at home to care for kids or elders will have a source of income.

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