Grocery delivery

>>9382412
i have and would never do it again. i used instacart, but i live in manhattan and see the other delivery services operate the same way daily. my delivery should've taken 30 mins but took 5 hours and the meat was spoiled
>company sends random person (usually a nigger) a debit card
>they take an hour to get to the store
>they walk through the store and have to scan each item with their phone app
>you have to agree to take close substitutes if "they can't find" the one you picked
>they pick the shittiest substitute because they're lazy and don't want to find the correct brand
>they get all your stuff and they have to request a certain amount be loaded onto the debit card to pay
>half the time the company doesn't do it correctly and these guys are sitting there for hours
>customer has to cancel order, delivery guy can't
>only way to cancel is calling the company with a 30 minute hold

I used Safeway's delivery service a few times because they gave me a free promo.

It was ok, but not really anymore convenient than just going to the store. It was a bit like waiting for the cable guy.

I also ordered a lot pantry staples both times so I didn't really need to use it again after that. I was pretty set for a while.

I don't trust minimum wagefags with picking out my fruits and vegetables

I have, but never gotten my order right. They always replaced a few of my orders with something else. i.e. asked for cases of cup noodles, got regular noodles but received more of them than ordered. Also, I never tipped, even though I am supposed to, never gotten any shit from the driver. They ask for a lot of delivery fee. There is always a threshold amount that makes the delivery fee null if you are ordering for the first time, so look into it.

>>9382637
That's why I only did it when there was a free promo.

>Get offer of free delivery. Order a bunch of shit
>Wait a few months
>Get email "Hey anon, haven't seen an order in a while. How about we give free delivery to tempt you back?