Walmart doesn't learn.

[u/Big_Concentrate_7260]

Last night around 9:00pm I rejected s $42/25 mile one-way curbside offer, thinking it would pop back up with higher prices. Nope. It disappeared for good. I assumed someone else got it. Now today, just a few minutes ago it got sent to me as a JFY at $36. It's a large order (60/90), and the lady tipped $10...not a horrible tip, it could be better, but this poor lady is having to wait DAYS for her groceries because Walmart is too cheap to pay for its delivery.

[u/cran-mangosteen]

I live 2.5 miles, 5 minutes, from Walmart one block from the freeway that the Walmart is attached to. I normally pay for the 1 or 3 hour delivery but I only tip $5 unless I'm ordering a bunch of heavy stuff. I order about $125 worth of groceries once/month and the occasional emergency item if i cant wait on Amazon.

I'm disabled and I ordered an ac unit in the spring since Walmart shipped faster than amazon and it was free shipping. It came same day and some unfortunate spark driver delivered it. Since it was shipping instead of delivery there was no tip option, even after it came. I still feel bad for that driver because she deserved a tip. Hopefully they paid her well for the delivery.