• @[email protected]
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    61 year ago

    Have you considered switching to pickup when you can? pick what you want from the comfort of your home, drive to the store at the designated time, an employee has picked all your goods and it is brought out to you. Same price for you, more labor for the company to pay for.

    • @IphtashuFitz
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      91 year ago

      If you’re just ordering non perishable items that’s fine. Otherwise you might get nearly-expired items, over-ripe produce, etc. It’s all up to the whim of the employee, and they may be having a bad day…

      • @EddieTee77
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        41 year ago

        So far I haven’t noticed that happening. They seem to be pretty good about grabbing decent stuff. That’s at my Walmart and Target at least

        • @IphtashuFitz
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          11 year ago

          Glad to hear it. I know a guy who got a load of nearly expired groceries and vowed to never do it again.

      • morriscox
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        21 year ago

        I make sure that I am on very good terms with them. I help them get the groceries into the car and I joke around with them. It helps that I am sincere and they know that.

    • @Slowy
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      1 year ago

      I really don’t like doing pickup for most trips because I care about the quality and ripeness of my produce and also purposefully select the furthest away expiry dates for certain things I go through slowly, it becomes a lot to ask someone else to do if there are 20 comment lines for these little details, but if I don’t it just results in wasted food and money :/