Re:The Same-Day War: Amazon, Google And Walmart Race To Brin...
by sizzle on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @08:28PM
(#7601390)
anyone else put off by the idea of having someone else inspect/pick out your fresh produce?
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Re:The Same-Day War: Amazon, Google And Walmart Race To Brin...
by Spooky23 on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @10:34PM
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I'm more put off by people not inspecting and simply picking up produce. The sorry state of merchandising for produce these days requires a sharp eye.
Re:The Same-Day War: Amazon, Google And Walmart Race To Brin...
by jonny_eh on Thursday April 17, 2014 @10:04AM
(#7603574)
These days? Unless you're talking about "organic" food, produce has never been uniformly of such high quality.
Re:The Same-Day War: Amazon, Google And Walmart Race To Brin...
by throwwit on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @09:14PM
(#7601522)
On the efficiency side: cuts down on waste b/c otherwise hundreds of people squeeze the produce. But on the whole I'm not for the plan... seems like feature creep for these companies.
Re:The Same-Day War: Amazon, Google And Walmart Race To Brin...
by dingaling on Thursday April 17, 2014 @02:55AM
(#7602298)
People have been inspecting / picking-out your fresh produce all the way from the field to the shelf, so I don't have any qualms about letting the picker in Tesco select my bananas as the last step.
All delivery services I've experienced permit you to reject items without penalty, anyhow.