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htismaqe 02-26-2025 09:54 AM

Online grocery shopping has resulted in a decrease in impulse purchases. People go to the grocery store after work, before dinner, and buy a bunch of food they don't need. Grocery delivery curbs that to an extent.

-King- 02-26-2025 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 17980160)
I've been doing grocery pickup for 90% of my groceries for around a decade now. I'd say it's an issue for maybe 1 in 20 produce items, and even then it's not complete crap, just maybe not what I would have picked. I'll gladly trade that minor annoyance for saving hours of walking around in a store.

Same. About once every couple months they mess up and order but I'll deal with that if it means I don't have to be at the actual grocery store weekly.

-King- 02-26-2025 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 17980192)
You can do that at Walmart and Target with your phone.

Wait is that what Walmart pay is? If so this could be a game changer on the days the store is packed. I'll leave the store if the check out lines are too long LMAO

Raiderhater 02-26-2025 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 17980252)
I eat an avocado every weekday for breakfast. They go bad fast so I really never want to have more than 2 or 3 at one time.

Why would I want to go to the store that often and then check myself out at the self check? Most of the times Im forced to do that because the line.

This service is interesting because it kinda allows you to not have to worry about your produce going bad. So many times Ive wanted to buy more produce or produce that day for an upcoming meal but didnt because I knew it would go bad before then.

If I would have picked out my own avocados maybe I wouldn't have shot all those kids in the face.

Unless they are trying to get rid of the oldest and ripest produce they have. What if it is already at the peak of its ripeness at the time they select it? By the time you get and go to eat it, it could already be turning. And then you get to tomorrow’s avocado and it may not be all that enjoyable.

It’s not a certainty that it plays out that way, but it is a possibility.

KCUnited 02-26-2025 10:03 AM

UberTeets

htismaqe 02-26-2025 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by -King- (Post 17980286)
Wait is that what Walmart pay is? If so this could be a game changer on the days the store is packed. I'll leave the store if the check out lines are too long LMAO

It doesn't allow you to skip the lines unfortunately. You scan all your items in the app and it generated a QR code. If you have a payment card in the app, all you do is scan the QR code from your phone at the self checkout and you're done.

So if you have 10 people in line in front of you for a self checkout, you're going to wait but you don't have to scan anything other than the QR code.

Abba-Dabba 02-26-2025 11:17 AM

Nah, I'm good. I don't need another cog in the wheel to finger **** my food before I eat it.

Chief Pagan 02-26-2025 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 17980252)
I eat an avocado every weekday for breakfast. They go bad fast so I really never want to have more than 2 or 3 at one time.

Why would I want to go to the store that often and then check myself out at the self check? Most of the times Im forced to do that because the line.

This service is interesting because it kinda allows you to not have to worry about your produce going bad. So many times Ive wanted to buy more produce or produce that day for an upcoming meal but didnt because I knew it would go bad before then.

If I would have picked out my own avocados maybe I wouldn't have shot all those kids in the face.

Once they are ripe, you can put them in the refrigerator and they will last quite a while without changing much.

Imon Yourside 02-26-2025 11:42 AM

No complaints from me, sometimes I'm too busy to go to the store especially when the wife "Forgets" to grab 2 or 3 items. I don't want to live at the store. I had organic blueberries delivered yesterday because I needed something the same day and had to get to $25 for free same day delivery, shoot me I guess.

Titty Meat 02-26-2025 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 17980201)
United Pussy Service

I've been using my grocery savings to buy pussy

Dante84 02-26-2025 11:50 AM

They just launched Alexa+ this morning (going live in a few weeks) and it's free for Prime members. It now has more robust AI behind it, similar to the ChatGPT.

Now you can have a conversation about avocados with her when you're ordering, have her buy them and get them delivered, have her talk you through making guac and slowly let the conversation shift to how the Chiefs should approach the offseason.

Rainbarrel 02-26-2025 11:53 AM

I hope they deliver to convenient stores. They have to raise the price so much to just get by

Titty Meat 02-26-2025 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Dante84 (Post 17980418)
They just launched Alexa+ this morning (going live in a few weeks) and it's free for Prime members. It now has more robust AI behind it, similar to the ChatGPT.

Now you can have a conversation about avocados with her when you're ordering, have her buy them and get them delivered, have her talk you through making guac and slowly let the conversation shift to how the Chiefs should approach the offseason.

Can I take head from her?

Jewish Rabbi 02-26-2025 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Titty Meat (Post 17980469)
Can I take head from her?

No but she’ll teach you how to milk ur prostate

BWillie 02-26-2025 12:32 PM

I got my package and it was supposed to have 2 avacados in it. Instead it had one avocado and one bottled water lol wtf

The avocado looked real good though. Ive bought some stinkers at the store when they are cheap.


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