Grocery Delivery: Pros, Cons, and Costs of Having Someone Else Do
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Getting groceries to you involves sending someone else up and down the aisles to gather your stuff and then bring it to you. This means most delivery businesses are merely transferring shopping labor from you to others—and someone pays for that.
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