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Are deliveries still getting through despite the weather or something? I've heard this a couple of times and it confuses me. It seems like I'd be more likely to
by smhinsey 18y ago
Are deliveries still getting through despite the weather or something? I've heard this a couple of times and it confuses me. It seems like I'd be more likely to use Amazon if the weather was beautiful because I'd rather not spend those days in the mall, since they're open 24 hours, but the whole thing hinges on fedex driving where you can't, which is weird to me.
Which is not to say that I question the premise of your comment, it's just that it seems like a bit of a nonsequitor in that while they correlate, it's not clear to me that there is a causal relationship at play, but then again, I've done no research, but as people have pointed out elsewhere, they are cheaper, and it seems that they are probably succeeding for the same reason Wal-Mart is.
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- potatolicious 18y agoThey are actually - days like these the delivery guys don't get paid enough :) It's not as if the roads are sealed or anything, but there's enough snow out there that most people are ill-equipped and ill-trained to deal with it. Cars are sliding off the roads because of lack of snow tires, and people are getting beached up all over the place. Not a pretty sight. But a good driver with snow tires/chains is not altogether too handicapped.