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Hot damn have I got my pom poms on for this.
I'm getting mighty sick of the small selection of mostly junk at my one neighborhood supermarket, not to mention trudging out there in the bitter cold, finding they're out of my favorite snack, rummaging to find the latest expiry date, waiting in the checkout line, scrambling to cram everything in my bag, aaaand awkward interactions with pimply teenagers.
If this existed, I would eat much healthier, tastier, and cheaper.
And presumably, once Amazon has their own daily delivery network, they'll use it to ship all their other stuff overnight for free.
C'mon, if we can deliver hot pizza in 30 minutes then we can do fresh groceries in 24 hours.
- rwmj 16y agoEvery supermarket in the UK has a home delivery service, and has done for at least 5-10 years. I'm really surprised this isn't the case in the US [assuming you are in the US].
- klbarry 16y agoIt is very rare in NYC outside of Manhattan, at least and when I've seen it the selection has been fairly horribly neutered.