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100 pounds! We'll need at least 2400 pounds of automobile to handle such an unweildy load. I jest but people handle shopping in a myriad of ways, if you live s
by ehnto 3y ago
100 pounds! We'll need at least 2400 pounds of automobile to handle such an unweildy load.
I jest but people handle shopping in a myriad of ways, if you live somewhere with good transit it's really not an issue.
The Big Shop is a bit of a symptom of suburbia's unavailability problem anyway, since it's such a pain in the butt to get groceries I would optimize it all into one big shop with the car. It's really similar to living remotely, I used to live in rural Aus and the closest shops where a town over, so you drove half an hour or so to get your groceries.
Living in the city, you do more shops but less per shop, and it is totaly managable on foot with good transit or by bike with good panniers/bags.
- jupp0r 3y agoIt's super easy to get groceries where I live but I still wouldn't want to go shopping multiple times per week. I'd rather spend time on other things.
- theshrike79 3y agoExactly, this is why I order my groceries delivered to my door. Costs 0€ if you're not a stickler about the delivery window and order for at least 50€ at a time.