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Are you sure this is a widespread trend? I haven't noticed it.

I'd think it's heavily dependent on the state of the economy.

You would think with the economy doing poorly, more people would learn how to cook, but most I know under 30 can barely handle reheating a frozen pizza.

Outside of the 1%, or maybe 10%, is "just live on Uber Eats food" a long-term financial option for any generation?

Anecdotally, only the people I know who can least afford it, use Uber Eats regularly. I know because they tell me so.

Directionality of causation is a fair question, but likely inadvisable to raise.

The same group wants their student loans nullified; I wouldn't say they are experts in long-term financial planning. YOLO

This is definitely relevant but I'd say a lot of Millennials can't cook either. I live with this cohort lol.

Contributing factor for sure