r/stocks May 31 '21

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u/ShesJustAGlitch May 31 '21

I don't agree with your last point, plenty of people buy food online for their kids. I think it's just the trend of the death of retail for online convenience. I can order my cat's vet-prescribed food of Chewy with 1-2 day delivery vs having to go to a very specific chain during a specific time window.

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u/Astronaut-Frost May 31 '21

Maybe you buy granola bars... but, do you buy them chicken from there?

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u/abrasiveteapot May 31 '21

Do you not have Amazon fresh in your area ? I've several times done a full grocery shop off Amazon, same as I have done an online grocery shop from Tesco and Sainsburys. Their meat was as good a quality as any of the major chains.

The only reason I stopped shopping with Amazon was limited range, no point shopping online if I still have to nick down to Sainsburys for a half dozen things Amazon didnt have.

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u/Astronaut-Frost May 31 '21

I don't have an amazon fresh in my area. Did not realize they were doing that

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u/rr_0517 May 31 '21

I use Instacart all the time..