The assumption seems to be that people only hire delivery companies who work unsociable hours. Or you're supposed to have a car, but not where you live, and in

The assumption seems to be that people only hire delivery companies who work unsociable hours. Or you're supposed to have a car, but not where you live, and infrequently move large objects that way. I don't really get it personally. I live in a city, fairly centrally, and moving stuff that wouldn't fit on my cargo bike is a weekly occurrence or more. Plywood sheets, furniture, exercise gear, that sort of thing. I think it only works if you fully subscribe to the tiny apartment + everything is rented mentality, which just sounds like a really fragile dependency tree to me.