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I order a lot from Amazon now, but there's no local store that will do that... I really don't mind waiting a day or 2 for the groceries if I can skip all that
by wccrawford 16y ago
I order a lot from Amazon now, but there's no local store that will do that... I really don't mind waiting a day or 2 for the groceries if I can skip all that other nonsense and code or play games instead during that time.
Sadly, the last food I bought on Amazon was about 30% cheaper than the grocery store, too. It's practically forcing my hand at this point.
- pstack 16y agoDepending on the size of your city, you may want to check around. In the places I've lived the past decade (Portland, San Francisco, Denver) stores have had online ordering and delivery for over a decade. Safeway, Kroger, and Albertsons and if places like Homeshop, Peapod, and Webvan are still around, they do a similar thing. I suspect those chains only deliver in cities large enough to justify the cost of infrastructure, though.