> If you had to choose between perfect, high quality produce and staples you drive to a physical store for, or decent (but not perfect) produce you can have delivered at the same (or lower) cost, which would you pick?
There are tons of grocery delivery services around where I live, none of which I use. We still go to the Whole Foods because we like to wander around tasting the free samples, being able to pick the produce items we want, maybe having lunch at the prepared food section, etc. That's a big part of the appeal.
There are tons of grocery delivery services around where I live, none of which I use. We still go to the Whole Foods because we like to wander around tasting the free samples, being able to pick the produce items we want, maybe having lunch at the prepared food section, etc. That's a big part of the appeal.