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I don't particularly like grocery shopping. I see it as a necessity or an essential task. So if DH and I go to the store together I always say, "let's get in and out as fast as we can." I think since the pandemic there's been a big boom in on-line shopping and delivery. But as much as I dislike grocery shopping I dislike the thought of someone else picking out my produce or substituting items for me that are out-of-stock. I understand that it can be a convenience for people who work long hours, don't drive, are ill, live far from a store, have a disability, etc. I have to admit there's been a few times when the thought of someone else shopping for me and delivering my items to my front door has been tempting especially in bad weather.
QUESTION OF THE DAY - HOW DO YOU GET YOUR GROCERIES? IN-PERSON, ON-LINE DELIVERY SERVICE, CURBSIDE PICK-UP, ETC?
QUESTION OF THE DAY - HOW DO YOU GET YOUR GROCERIES? IN-PERSON, ON-LINE DELIVERY SERVICE, CURBSIDE PICK-UP, ETC?