> Grocery and furniture delivery is a thing. But doesn't the delivery driver use a car? Also, grocery delivery/pickup might work for some people, but my exper

> Grocery and furniture delivery is a thing. But doesn't the delivery driver use a car? Also, grocery delivery/pickup might work for some people, but my experience has not been good. For one thing, the store employee won't pick produce the same way I would. And if something is out of stock, I may want to change other items as well, rather than substitute it or omit it. Store employees often substitute differently than I would, which is especially problematic with a food allergy. > Yes, a no car lifestyle. I mean an urban lifestyle without kids.