Amazon drive thru grocery

[blm]

At first I thought, hell yeah this would be sweet. Then I thought about actually sitting in line, lol. It would be nice for those times where the are torrential down pours or the kids are asleep and you don't want to get them out.

Amazon could disrupt Publix with new drive-thru grocery stores - Tampa Bay Business Journal

[Scrumhalf]

Screw that. I want home delivery with Prime. Some grocery stores around here have home delivery but it costs quite a bit extra, or the stores that have it tend to be expensive anyway.

[rado]

Lazy....at its finest.

No different than using the elevator at a gym when it's perfectly fine for you to use the stairs. It's a nice concept for sure.

[Scrumhalf]

Disagree. Grocery shopping is a gigantic waste of time for me. If I can have the stiff delivered, then I have an extra hour to do other things. Nothing to do with laziness.

[Bouncer]

I guess it has to do with how busy you are etc..

I like shopping for food. Picking new sauces or trying to find a good deal on my chicken etc.. Thats why I love costco.

Speaking of Costco. Get the executive membership. its a little more expensive per year $110 but actually it's not. you get 2% back on every purchase. my yearly renewal came the other day in the mail but it also came with a $133 check. so I paid off my membership with the costco check and had $20 extra towards my purchases.

[rado]

Disagree. Grocery shopping is a gigantic waste of time for me. If I can have the stiff delivered, then I have an extra hour to do other things. Nothing to do with laziness.

You make the time for the things you want done; very simple. Not one motherfucker on this board(me included lol)is THAT busy/important to go grocery shopping. Just get shit done :)

[rado]

I guess it has to do with how busy you are etc..

I like shopping for food. Picking new sauces or trying to find a good deal on my chicken etc.. Thats why I love costco.

Speaking of Costco. Get the executive membership. its a little more expensive per year $110 but actually it's not. you get 2% back on every purchase. my yearly renewal came the other day in the mail but it also came with a $133 check. so I paid off my membership with the costco check and had $20 extra towards my purchases.

Haven't been to Costco or a Sams in over a year. They have some good prices but I always end up at wegmans or whole foods.

[Bouncer]

Haven't been to Costco or a Sams in over a year. They have some good prices but I always end up at wegmans or whole foods.

Price savings on chicken and keireg coffee alone must save me a couple grand a year alone.

100 kuireg cups for $40

at a store its 12 cups for $15.

if you do the math thats a shitload cheeper.

i get 10lbs of chicken breast for $19.99

good quality shit to, not some walmart cheap quality rib meat chicken shit.

[rado]

Price savings on chicken and keireg coffee alone must save me a couple grand a year alone.

100 kuireg cups for $40

at a store its 12 cups for $15.

if you do the math thats a shitload cheeper.

i get 10lbs of chicken breast for $19.99

good quality shit to, not some walmart cheap quality rib meat chicken shit.

Some savings for sure!

Bro, get out to a wegmans or whole foods for some great sauces. I'll post more tomorrow, bought a few more lol

[Bouncer]

i been to wegmans a million times in Chciago. good store. dont think they have them in cali.

tell you a place for good sauces... World Market.

[blm]

Lazy....at its finest.

No different than using the elevator at a gym when it's perfectly fine for you to use the stairs. It's a nice concept for sure.

Do you use a remote control to operate your TV?

[Bouncer]

Or a microwave instead of building a fire?

[Bouncer]

Drive a car?

[rado]

Or a microwave instead of building a fire?

I like that idea, crispy chicken woohoo

[Chadd77]

Local grocery store started doing home deliveries. The delivery fee ranges from $6-$9. lol Not much at all. If I did the grocery shopping this is how I would do it. My wife does it and wants to be able to pick out the fresh produce though.