• @[email protected]
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    1010 days ago

    Not only fuel to food ratio, but also the amount of labor. If it takes someone 20 minutes to deliver your food, including their return trip), that is 1/3 of an hour of labor.

    I know this sub is focused on the vehicle use and ridiculous inefficiency of this in terms of fuel, but the labor to have someone do this is what really runs up the bill. I suppose that’s a good thing, because it limits demand.

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      310 days ago

      Gig delivery method is also the most inefficient way to do this. Some people cite medical reasons why they can’t leave the house, but many grocery stores manage their own deliveries. When the store handles it, the delivery goes from Store to Point A to Point B… Gig goes from Home to Store to Point A to Store to Point B…