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DownriverDem

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14. How come you have

Mon Apr 20, 2020, 08:46 AM

Apr 2020

to pick up your prescriptions once a week? It seems you should be able to get more pills than that. I had a virtual appointment with my doc last week, but no blood draw because of not wanting to go into a lab. I'll wait and hopefully I will be able to get it in July.

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Is anyone else feeling guilt over having your stuff delivered? [View all] LuckyCharms Apr 2020 OP

Whatever it takes to get you through this jberryhill Apr 2020 #1

How come you have DownriverDem Apr 2020 #14

Yes. My doctor writes me 90-day supplies at my request, Hortensis Apr 2020 #27

I think you meant to post this to me... LuckyCharms Apr 2020 #35

You are paying instacart wage. They NEED you to pay their rent. I probably couldn't let someone LizBeth Apr 2020 #2

Yes, kind of, because I am able to stay safely in my house The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2020 #3

Service folk are safer out and about delivering than they are working in a crowded store. Midnight Writer Apr 2020 #4

i'm grubhubbing a lot, but i am tipping double. mopinko Apr 2020 #5

I am so sorry for your situation..... AZ8theist Apr 2020 #6

Yeah in San Antonio, it seems you can have soil delivered fairly easily LeftInTX Apr 2020 #10

Many lives would have been saved and much disruption avoided, if we had a president. Hermit-The-Prog Apr 2020 #7

I've heard that Lowe's does curbside. LeftInTX Apr 2020 #11

oooooh thank for this! LuckyCharms Apr 2020 #19

Home Depot has curbside pickup as well. crickets Apr 2020 #25

I don't do Home Depot. See their trumper co-founder Bernie Marcus. Hermit-The-Prog Apr 2020 #41

Small town choices are sometimes limited, but thanks for the heads up! nt crickets Apr 2020 #44

It seems like 6 months ago, I had a ton of different gauge LuckyCharms Apr 2020 #39

Why would you feel guilt? LisaL Apr 2020 #8

Because I'm a reformed Catholic lol. LuckyCharms Apr 2020 #18

I have everything delivered right now and feel no guilt about it whatsoever. LisaL Apr 2020 #29

Haha cate94 Apr 2020 #33

because those people delivering increase their own exposure to covid Skittles Apr 2020 #49

Your fixtures can survive hard water for several months LeftInTX Apr 2020 #9

Thank you for the tips. I appreciate it. Here is LuckyCharms Apr 2020 #16

Glad to see perspective on others' lives bucolic_frolic Apr 2020 #12

I do not feel guilty about it at all mcar Apr 2020 #13

Not really, those delivery jobs are likely going to automated away in 10 years or so Amishman Apr 2020 #15

Don't feel guilty, we're all doing the best we can, MerryBlooms Apr 2020 #17

The kid who brings the groceries out at my local Walmart womanofthehills Apr 2020 #20

Instacart is worth it. For people like me. Alex Blaine Layder Apr 2020 #21

I used Instacart once left-of-center2012 Apr 2020 #24

Each Instacart item has a preference option for second choices. crickets Apr 2020 #26

Hell no ! left-of-center2012 Apr 2020 #22

Nah...I still just go get it myself Bengus81 Apr 2020 #23

Nope no guilt. MissB Apr 2020 #28

I feel a little guilty, but I figure overall I am doing the right thing. crickets Apr 2020 #30

Instacart has $99 yearly subscription fee camartinwv Apr 2020 #31

No. LuckyCharms, it's far safer for everyone that people stay Hortensis Apr 2020 #32

I appreciate that you shared this pandr32 Apr 2020 #34

Thanks for your comments, and please leave your house alone unless LuckyCharms Apr 2020 #37

UPDATE: Thanks to LeftInTx LuckyCharms Apr 2020 #36

We all have to do what we can. RhodeIslandOne Apr 2020 #38

I'm 64 and I go out once a week to shop. kimbutgar Apr 2020 #40

I am feeling no guilt whatsoever to be doing things that could very well save my life. totodeinhere Apr 2020 #42

I swear I've developed agoraphobia spinbaby Apr 2020 #43

My experience with Lowes and Home Depot for deliveries or store pick up have been good csziggy Apr 2020 #45

Nope. I support workers and tip well. It's a plus. nolabear Apr 2020 #46

I don't have delivery but *do* sense it as tinged decadent. I understand the safety of it. UTUSN Apr 2020 #47

To answer the OP's question: No, I don't. Texin Apr 2020 #48

I don't feel guilty about much of anything tirebiter Apr 2020 #50

If the store will bring your order out to the curbside, amcgrath Apr 2020 #51

One of my Schedule IV drugs was auto refilled LeftInTX Apr 2020 #54

Not really. My delivery is contactless. They drop it off on a table and I go down and smirkymonkey Apr 2020 #52

Stores are dangerous places to go these days IronLionZion Apr 2020 #53

Love this thread!!! LeftInTX Apr 2020 #55

From a societal standpoint delivery is better than everybody going and getting stuff Recursion Apr 2020 #56