Not to mention how unfriendly to the environment these apps/services/companies are.
I get it, they are offering a convenience for those people who can't be bothered to properly manage their lives. But every time someone has to go out and buy items individually for you, like this woman's cat food, it uses resources. It uses someone's time, and often involves delivery of an item that could involve having someone use their car.
What I don't understand, is why don't these people make a shopping list like everyone has been doing for years, and replenish said items once a week or at whatever schedule? Make the effort. Go to the store yourself.
It irritates me that people think their time is so valuable they are unwilling to do life's most basic tasks, and to properly manage their lives so they aren't constantly in instant-need all the time and reaching for their phones to provide them a solution to their own sloth.
I get it, they are offering a convenience for those people who can't be bothered to properly manage their lives. But every time someone has to go out and buy items individually for you, like this woman's cat food, it uses resources. It uses someone's time, and often involves delivery of an item that could involve having someone use their car.
What I don't understand, is why don't these people make a shopping list like everyone has been doing for years, and replenish said items once a week or at whatever schedule? Make the effort. Go to the store yourself.
It irritates me that people think their time is so valuable they are unwilling to do life's most basic tasks, and to properly manage their lives so they aren't constantly in instant-need all the time and reaching for their phones to provide them a solution to their own sloth.