What was the last thing you purchased?
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Re: What was the last thing you purchased?
OK I guess for tinned or packaged goods but much as I detest shopping I'd prefer to pick out my own veg, fruit, meat or fish. But I can see how it's a Godsend for anyone with young kids, elderly or ill people. I know a friend of mind found it fantastic when she had her second child & she already had a 3yr old & her husband was away a lot for work. She said the delivery guy would even put everything away in the fridge or cupboard for her! I'm warming to the ideaMisaela wrote:Wow! A way technology brought back the old ways... that's a first I heard!Bighuey wrote:Thats like the old days. You used to be able to call your local market, put in an order and some kid would deliver it to your door the same day.

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Didnt they do that for apartment dwellers in down town New York and places like that? I heard they did.
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i only used that service very infrequently tho due to outrageously high prices, off the charts...( i laughed when they claimed " no delivery charge " , yeah right! )...

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A tank of propane was the last thing I bought last night. It ran out, and I didnt feel like taking a cold shower.
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Bighuey wrote:I guess thats true. Its expensive to be lazy.
Actually I order online from Walmart - the prices are usually pretty good altho there are some things I use that you can't get online, I order paper products, laundry soap, coffee, and I do get free shipping.
Now we don't go as often and I think we are saving money, just because once we are in the store we always find something we think we have to have.
The last thing I bought was a frozen pizza, I had just said that my husband probably had pizza for lunch today, and when we got home he had brought us a pizza from a restaurant, so we had a laugh about that.
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Bighuey wrote:Today I bought a jug of drinking water, some apples, oranges, tortillas, orange juice, verde salsa, milk, goat cheese and a small package of M+M's.
Were you meant to get propane?

Oh, you already had that.
