We have the free grocery delivery here in Cambridge (via DoorDash) & they can deliver any items available in-store along with your groceries, same or next day (or longer if you want to book ahead, but stock counts get iffy the more time that passes). the grocery service is excellent & I would gladly pay a flat rate for as many deliveries as I wanted/needed. the closes store to me is Zehrs which has Loblaws prices & the prices have all gone up since covid due to their stringent anti-covid standards. Walmart is more economical even when delivery is factored in, & the produce has been great.chemicalxv wrote: ↑ Well at least half of the benefits aren't even relevant in Canada or would be available in the first place.
-Next-day delivery would only be available in very few places. Basically all of Walmart.ca's shipping is two-day as well (the last 3 orders I've placed to be delivered to my house have taken only 2 days through FedEx).
-Grocery delivery isn't even available everywhere yet.
-Not sure if the prescription thing is even relevant, possibly not even legal in some provinces.
-There's sure as hell no Walmarts with gas stations in Winnipeg, not sure if there's even any left in Canada from when they tried it in the early 2000s. Not to mention if they went with the "Pay a membership fee to get a discount" model up here then Loblaw would eat them alive lol.
-Scan & Go also not available, and I think paying to use that service is insane.
So what did you discover when you asked Wal Mart? They're the ones who can tell you the why and if there will be a when.
Same, was my new years resolution to not spend a penny in walmart. Haven't been in one all year.zyngasweater wrote: ↑ Never been to Walmart anymore since they don't PM.
The lack of PMs suck obviously, but the last straw for me was the lack of cashiers.
Nope. That's why I'm on the internet arguing with strangers. If I had anything better to do I'd probably be doing it.Do you not have anything else to do rather than argue with strangers on the internet
That might be how it is in Canada, but that's not how it is in the US. Yellowstone streams on Peacock, and has to be purchased on Amazon Video.
OK< free after you pay $9.99+tax a month lol.chemicalxv wrote: ↑ That might be how it is in Canada, but that's not how it is in the US. Yellowstone streams on Peacock, and has to be purchased on Amazon Video.
Also referring to one as "free", but not the other, is kind of weird.
