I'm OK with missing items, I'll just get a refund and deal with it. It's still far far better than dealing with a physical grocery store.
I'm sure there are millions of others like me.
I'm OK with missing items, I'll just get a refund and deal with it. It's still far far better than dealing with a physical grocery store.
I'm sure there are millions of others like me.
I prefer protecting my time whenever I can (read: I'm lazy) and I've personally found instacart to be an invaluable service. Whether it's a late night wine delivery from BevMo, bulk shopping from Costco (I don't have a membership and almost never remember to bring bags with me to their store), or just the weekly stuff from Safeway/Wholefoods, it's really been a godsend from the POV of saving time that I can repurpose for anything else.
I don't know about the millions comment, but if you're willing to pay a premium for the convenience then it's certainly worth it. I certainly feel that way.
Especially given that wholefoods is now going to deliver direct which was one of the primary uses of instacart (delivery from premium stores), demonstrates that their utility is fading.
Curious. Why do you say that? I use Instacart as a timesaver, or as a way to accomplish what I can't due to other obligations.