The New York Times’ Nour Youssef highlights something we in Egypt take for granted — and of which the developed world remains deprived: Being able to get everything delivered to one’s home. This is probably the first and last feel-good article on Egypt to appear in the NYT, so enjoy while it lasts. The quotes Youssef is able to extract are outstanding. A phlebotomist who makes house calls laments: “It is often exasperating when you go and find that the person is absolutely fine and just chilling at home.” (Read “Coffee, bikini waxes, X-rays: Almost anything can be sent to homes in Cairo”)