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> which is often worth it for highly-compensated people You don't even have to be highly compensated for it to be well worthwhile. Where I live (in NZ) it cost
by tmnvix 9y ago
> which is often worth it for highly-compensated people
You don't even have to be highly compensated for it to be well worthwhile. Where I live (in NZ) it costs less than 6USD to have groceries delivered. There are other major advantages other than the time and fuel savings. For example, if some non-perishable item is on special (say tinned tomatoes), you don't hesitate to buy a couple of dozen tins because, hey - you don't have to lug them about!
- CydeWeys 9y agoFair enough. Here Instacart costs a good deal more than that, but there are also cheaper alternatives. I will admit I've never used any of these services so I don't know what the prices look like, but if it's only costing you USD 6 to get groceries delivered but it's saving you a bunch of time and hassle, then it sounds like it'd be worth it for most people.