The closest analog we have here is Instacart. You pay a yearly fee for express delivery, and you get to pick from several local stores to get your stuff. Groceries, Target, you can even get Costco without a membership…
"It’s a bunch of autistic losers that live in their mom’s basement who are gambling what little money they have to try and become rich to live lifestyles of hedonism." Clearly written by someone who has never interacted…
Please tell me your purchase confirmation page says "thanks for nothing."
After spending a few years being a solo freelancer and then going back to a j-o-b, my wife has commented that I seem more content, happier. I chalked it up to the stress relief that consistent paychecks can provide, but…
Funny how you describe yourself as an extrovert and I've always said I'm an introvert - but we identify the same. Dislikes, anxiety around large groups of (mostly unknown) people, preference for people we know like work…
I would love if this were the new normal. Food for anyone, no questions asked? That's an America I'm proud of.
You're assuming a lot about people's ability to thoughtfully shop at a grocery store once per week. It isn't just about money per person.
The closest analog we have here is Instacart. You pay a yearly fee for express delivery, and you get to pick from several local stores to get your stuff. Groceries, Target, you can even get Costco without a membership…
"It’s a bunch of autistic losers that live in their mom’s basement who are gambling what little money they have to try and become rich to live lifestyles of hedonism." Clearly written by someone who has never interacted…
Please tell me your purchase confirmation page says "thanks for nothing."
After spending a few years being a solo freelancer and then going back to a j-o-b, my wife has commented that I seem more content, happier. I chalked it up to the stress relief that consistent paychecks can provide, but…
Funny how you describe yourself as an extrovert and I've always said I'm an introvert - but we identify the same. Dislikes, anxiety around large groups of (mostly unknown) people, preference for people we know like work…
I would love if this were the new normal. Food for anyone, no questions asked? That's an America I'm proud of.
You're assuming a lot about people's ability to thoughtfully shop at a grocery store once per week. It isn't just about money per person.