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I think this is mainly an issue of the tomato variety that is bred to withstand transport abuse and still look nice in the supermarket. If you wait for them to become soft, you are basically waiting for them to be half rotten.
Understandable, although I doubt they half rotten (I mean a few do but it's a price I'm willing to pay) since I often slice them for breakfast's sandwich. I wait til' they're a bit bouncy, otherwise they're tasteless rubber like @RoadkillUgly@lemmy.world described.