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Do You Buy Groceries Online Or Pick Them Up Yourself? π
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Do You Buy Groceries Online Or Pick Them Up Yourself? π
- This discussion was created on March 30, 2021.
- We would luv to hear about your shopping!
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@Anonymous wrote:
- This discussion was created on March 30, 2021.
- We would luv to hear about your shopping!
(NICOLE'S COMMENT. November 20, 2022 4:15pm EST) I am too cheap and picky. I pick them up myself and go early and midweek. So over folks at Walmart, no masks and breathing down my neck at register. Grateful I am retired and set a 6am alarm when my food runs out to be at Walmart at 8am. Lol, way too early for me, but it is that or get into a fight.
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@Anonymous wrote:
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I have ordered more groceries to be delivered during the pandemic and I'm afraid I'm now spoiled. It's especially nice to have the heavier items like big juice bottles and soup cans carried to me rather than having to haul them in the one block distance from my parking lot to my door.
Except for once when the delivery guy left the totally wrong order, and the occasional difficulty finding my building, and sadly the higher prices, it has been a fairly good experience and saved me having to get out of bed hours early to shop in the pandemic's special "senior shopping" hour at 7 am!
BUT, I don't order much fresh produce or raw meat for delivery. Those need my personal eyeballs.
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π₯April 15, 2021π₯
@DeahWA the Senior Time at the Walmart I shop at is 6am to 7am on Tuesdays. Thought about it, but way too dark to be out driving. I appreciate you stopping by to join our discussion π
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π₯March 30, 2021π₯
@LindaB671 I have never heard of them here in Virginia. Kroger, Walmart, Sam's to name a few.
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I don't drive, so I do big shopping online once a month and then go to the store for the things that need to be replaced, like milk, eggs, and fresh fruit and vegetables. I have never had an issue with someone not following the social distance guidelines.
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I prefer to do my own grocery shopping as well, and still do, but when I have to choose between staying healthy vs. exposing myself to others I do not know, and possibly end up sick with Corona, I choose to shop via Instacart until things get back to some sense of normalcy in our country. I've literally been nowhere since Corona came to America, and to hear there is one worse on it's way (if not here already) doesn't make me a happy camper. π So, unfortunately, I am adapting to the times we are in and pray for the best for all of us.
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