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City dwellers, what are the service companies you find yourself using/liking most? (lemmy.ca)

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We just moved from a very rural area to a large city and am surprised at all the food delivery/rent-a-bike-or-scooter/ride-share/car-share/random delivery/etc. apps and services that are available. What do you find you get the most use of and most value for money?

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[–] downtide 1 points 2 years ago

Grocery delivery. I can't drive, and it costs me £4 to get to the nearest supermarket and back, with whatever I can carry in my hands, on the bus. I can order 4 times that volume or more for home delivery, for £3 or less. The only catch is a £40 minimum purchase price but I can easily manage that if I order once a week or less (and any time my order falls short, I just add in one or two bottles of wine).