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if you value not having to spend time driving to pick things up then a lot of those fails are tolerable IMO even a 20% failure rate could be tolerable for peop
by hayksaakian 6y ago
if you value not having to spend time driving to pick things up then a lot of those fails are tolerable IMO
even a 20% failure rate could be tolerable for people who really value the delivery aspect.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoErm, no they are not; you enter into an agreement or contract with a delivering party, you PAY them to deliver things to your house. If they flunk out or do subpar products they won't get repeat trades. I don't understand why you think a half-assed service is acceptable. I don't believe I'm being unreasonable. 20% failure rate is unreasonable.
- JumpCrisscross 6y ago> 20% failure rate is unreasonable If I didn’t get my food 20% of the time, that would be a problem. But if a dish is missing, the food isn’t piping hot, it’s less than an hour late or the packaging is a disaster twenty percent of the time, that’s fine. I still saved time.
- jkinudsjknds 6y ago> But if a dish is missing, or the food isn’t piping hot, or they say 8 and it was 8:45, or the packaging is a disaster, that’s fine. Maybe this is just me but those sound like pretty serious detriments.