LogFAQs > #937711591

I really dont get the people that are limiting their view to current infrastructure. If stores shut down and offered curbside pickup, thats not insta cart. Thats not tacked on fees and randoms picking out substitution brands for you. Thered be plenty of employees because they could utilize everyone who currently is only dealing with the public. The reason online orders are taking so long currently is the internet orders have increased, but they are probably unwilling to take staff off the floor to help deal with that because stores are still busy. Even if it means bringing in more staff (a good thing), it could easily be done.
Adjustments could be made potentially for the food stamps issue as well. Considering the registers already can decipher whats not food and only charge eligible items to the ebt card while leaving the rest to be picked up by a debit card, id be willing to bet the state could somehow enable e-transactions. Or even if not, there could be an option like with pizza of pay when I get there, and someone could bring a card reader out for you or run your card in real fast like restaurants with curbside have been doing.
I could see people who dont have cars perhaps utilizing instacart for just grocery delivery, obviously things would have to be modified but those apps modify things all the time.
I cant tell you how many people Ive seen in stores wearing masks with them down under their noses. That continue to text on their phones in their gloves then put it against their face to take a call. People picking up items then putting them back down again or even the time I watched a mom pull a product from her baby who was sucking on it and stick it back on the shelf. The general public is pretty idiotic even when they think theyre trying to be safe. Why should we do anything to endanger others right now, when other means exist? I guess just so we have a place to go to get out of our house? Really not a good trade there....

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