I don't trust the pickers. Who the hell says they are being safe in there?
with grocery delivery there's a minimum of 3 strangers who will be directly interacting with your items between the time you order and when it is delivered.
It's not the end TP, of course there are people who want it look way worse than it is to profit from.
Just got home from buying groceries from a curb side service.
Order online,
You drive into a parking lot, no one opens the car window, you write your order number and name on a paper and put it under your windshield.
A guy in a tyvek suit comes around looks at your number, gets your order, you pop the trunk, they put it in, and you leave.
Everything costs ~2x to 3.5x the cost of normal grocery store.
A surreal experience.Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/qGg7oTJ.gif)
Sounds more like a drug deal
It's not the end TP, of course there are people who want it look way worse than it is to profit from.
If you have ANY substantial money stashed away at all right now, THIS is the time to get easily rich quickly. That one guy turned like $20 million into a billion and a half during that initial huge market dive two weeks ago. That's what I really don't understand about the Bear Market. Isn't a time like this when smart [people would be buying the most stocks at the lowest prices? You are basically getting at least 150% returns in less than a year, $10k becomes $15, $200k becomes $300k etc.
The problem being only rich people have disposable income in crises time, so the system just makes the rich richer since they can comfortably profit off the current situation with far less risk and far more initial investment for bigger returns. You won't see Joe Shmo who makes $40k a year putting $20k into the market during a pandemic, even if it is a huge substantial return nearly guaranteed.
It's not the end TP, of course there are people who want it look way worse than it is to profit from.
If you have ANY substantial money stashed away at all right now, THIS is the time to get easily rich quickly. That one guy turned like $20 million into a billion and a half during that initial huge market dive two weeks ago. That's what I really don't understand about the Bear Market. Isn't a time like this when smart [people would be buying the most stocks at the lowest prices? You are basically getting at least 150% returns in less than a year, $10k becomes $15, $200k becomes $300k etc.
The problem being only rich people have disposable income in crises time, so the system just makes the rich richer since they can comfortably profit off the current situation with far less risk and far more initial investment for bigger returns. You won't see Joe Shmo who makes $40k a year putting $20k into the market during a pandemic, even if it is a huge substantial return nearly guaranteed.