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  It's so much easier. She knows what she can replace if something is out, she knows what sales to pay attention to, what generics we are OK with, etc etc. 
  I'm not sure of their pay, but it definitely isn't worth a couple of hours at the grocery store and driving around. I've seen as little as minimum wage to 20/hr. 
  Good luck finding a shopper that will take you up in your offer!
context: It’s 2023, if you hand your kid your unlocked phone unsupervised for more than two minutes, whatever happens is on you. >
  
  Kid thought he was the mayor from Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs apparently. >
  
  Might as well be a music video for It's Raining Tacos >
  
  Well the food starts coming
  And they don't stop coming
  Food for days and my tummy is rumbling >
  
  Didn’t make sense not to eat 4 tons
  My brain ain’t smart and my head’s sure dumb…
  Hey now! >
  
  You're the food star, make some mukbang, Go play >
  
  Man he ordered like 10 meals on GrubHub. >
  
  Went to order some tacos the other day. $5 per taco! I’m talking street tacos here, like 3 bites. Outrageous. >
  
  don't forget the $20 delivery >
  
  Don't forget the driver only gets $3 of that $20 fee.
  I've been tempted to make business cards and hand them out to customers so we can skip the middle man >
  
  I’ve thought the same thing. There’s a few people I deliver to multiple times a week and I only do this part time. Always thought I should tell them to call me and we can cut out the middle man lol >
  
  As an instacart customer  I too have wanted to cut them out and use one of the drivers direct >
  
  My dad got lucky and found a really amazing instacart shopper. When he found out how little she gets paid, my dad offered a deal to her. 
  He now emails her his list, reimbursers her, and tips generously. >
  
  I’m glad to hear it, I might do that. What does instacart pay shoppers?