Yes, and then too sometimes you order for same-day delivery and the Uber Eats driver (they actually do partner with Uber Eats for courier service!) who picked up the bag mysteriously never turns up to hand it off to you, and then you have to spend a few hours on the phone with Apple to make sure you don't end up paying for a phone you never got.

I don't blame the guy who stole it, although I might if I'd had to hold the bill for his act of sticky-fingered entrepreneurship. I do blame Apple for using a service, whose drivers normally handle $50 in food at a time, to deliver nonperishable and highly portable items of 20 or more times that value.