- The group explored the technical and legal feasibility of autonomous UAV-based pizza delivery, highlighting unresolved issues such as safe landing zones, liability for property damage, and potential interference with human activities like lawn-dart games.  
- Participants noted that no serious engineering or regulatory proposals for UAV food delivery existed at the time, citing only a humorous reference to the Canadian TV show “The Red Green Show.”  
- Concerns were raised about deliberate interference—such as shooting down a delivery drone for free pizza—prompting tongue-in-cheek suggestions of arming drones with retaliatory capabilities under a “Mutually Assured Destruction” doctrine.  
- The conversation underscored broader challenges facing autonomous last-mile logistics, including high capital requirements, novelty-driven rather than practical adoption, and the absence of clear legal frameworks for low-altitude commercial UAV operations.