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Or you could simply order your weekly groceries and have them delivered so you don't have to keep track of all the children in the store.
by nickonline 9y ago
Or you could simply order your weekly groceries and have them delivered so you don't have to keep track of all the children in the store.
- simonbyrne 9y agoI hear a certain Seattle-based business provides such a service.
- readhn 9y agoHow much more % wise will your grocery bill be if you have it bought/delivered to you? 20%? 25%? 30%? on a 500$/month grocery family budget you are looking at 100$ - 150$ more for convenience potentially. Its a lot of money for most.
- freeone3000 9y agoMy local grocery store charges $20 for delivery, with purchases of more than $200 having free delivery. It's not as expensive as you think.
- adrianN 9y agoHave you calculated how much a car costs compared to a bike?
- readhn 9y agoyes cars are expensive. for my local situation here im looking at 1.5hrs commute by bike one way or 3 hrs round trip...every day. plus bad winters to deal with. car is worth the convinience ... in my case. Move closer to work you say? Any cost saving from getting rid of one car will be overshadowed by expensive home prices. Real estate is not really affordable for most folks these days....
- rconti 9y agoSomeone could easily turn around and say a car is $1000 a month for a "convenience". shrug
- oh_sigh 9y agoWhy would delivery be a percent of the total goods cost? NYC has had in-store grocery delivery for a either a flat fee or flat fee per bag for decades.