As a college student, I can understand why many students would rather deliver food than work in an enterprise. Of course, I can't speak for everyone, but I can share some of my personal views and experiences.

For me, delivery has several attractive aspects compared with working in an enterprise. First of all, delivery is relatively more free and flexible. I can choose my working hours according to my study plan and personal schedule, so that I can better balance my study and work. In addition, delivery usually does not require long hours of work, and I can freely control the rest of my time to carry out activities that I am interested in or rest and relax.

Secondly, delivery is relatively easier to get started and operate. Compared with working in an enterprise, you may need more skills and professional knowledge, and the threshold for delivery is lower. As long as I have a bike or motorcycle, I can start delivering takeout. This is a relatively easy choice for college students who don't have much work experience.

In addition, delivery can provide some additional benefits. For example, some take-away platforms will provide certain insurance or subsidies, which is an additional source of income for college students and can also alleviate economic pressure to some extent.

However, I also understand why some college students choose to work in enterprises. Working in an enterprise may provide more career development opportunities and stable income, which is more attractive to some students who pursue long-term career planning and experience accumulation.

Generally speaking, everyone's situation and choices are different. Delivery and working in an enterprise have their own advantages and disadvantages, depending on personal needs and goals. Thank you for inviting me. I hope my answer is helpful to you.