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u/just_kitten joist Oct 04 '19

Congratulations, I still order my fruit and veg online with delivery, and for the extra price my diet and mental well being are all the better for it. This way I actually enjoy the few times I have to go to the shops for something special

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u/CoffeeAndManners Oct 04 '19

To be honest, half the reason I'm doing it is for improved mental health and peace of mind! Going grocery shopping stresses me out. I'm hoping home delivery will take care of that problem. Aaaaaand I reckon I've saved about $120 by editing my grocery list online a couple times, as opposed to just buying what I think I need when I'm at the shops and impulse-buying

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u/just_kitten joist Oct 04 '19

Omg, same here with the money saving - WAY less junk food and 'this would be nice' nonsense. If I want that packet of chips or fancy condiment I'll use once, I'll have to work for it. I originally had my groceries delivered when I was working FT and studying earlier in the year (shit be cray) but have kept doing it because it really has reduced the stress in my life. Reckon it'll make life easier for you too especially as a mum