>Because tips are important to the income of delivery shoppers, I find that I generally get good produce selections
Wait, you tip to get a good selection of produce to be delivered to you? This is very bizarre to me.
Wait, you tip to get a good selection of produce to be delivered to you? This is very bizarre to me.
With Instacart & Costco memberships and also ordering from the local discount grocers, I can get food delivered for less than it costs to actually go to the mainstream grocery stores like Von's, and I don't get bruised eggplants or cilantro that's already going bad. The drivers/shoppers are generally quite good at picking out items that can lead to higher tips (that or they're just in it for the love of good produce, but either way you can often tell they're not randomly loading the bags).