Do you recommend Fresh Direct?
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FYI, FD coupon code, I get these all the time.
go get your shrimps kids.....
Receive a four-pack of our Maryland-Spiced Shrimp Skewers FREE through August 13th!* No need to add it to your cart  we'll automatically include it in your order when you enter the code FREESHRIMP at checkout. -
trixieNYC wrote: FYI, FD coupon code, I get these all the time.
how come i never get these emails telling me about free things, huh? why not!
go get your shrimps kids.....
Receive a four-pack of our Maryland-Spiced Shrimp Skewers FREE through August 13th!* No need to add it to your cart  we'll automatically include it in your order when you enter the code FREESHRIMP at checkout. -
brooklynpotter wrote: [quote=trixieNYC]FYI, FD coupon code, I get these all the time.
how come i never get these emails telling me about free things, huh? why not!
go get your shrimps kids.....
Receive a four-pack of our Maryland-Spiced Shrimp Skewers FREE through August 13th!* No need to add it to your cart  we'll automatically include it in your order when you enter the code FREESHRIMP at checkout.
well, funny thing is I only get some of them, they send select email marketing to different people (I cant tell you why, no clue) I DO know you have to sign up for email updates however, I havent gotten one in a while. last week was free tandori chicken (didnt get the email) this week free shrimp.
from now on I will post whatever I get, how's that?! y'all do the same!
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trixieNYC wrote: well, funny thing is I only get some of them, they send select email marketing to different people
Best deal was when they started delivering in PS and environs - if you ordered $100 or more they took $50 off. It was only good on your first order though. But since me and the missus have different last names, different email addresses.... you get the picture.
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Carnivore wrote: [quote=SouthSlopeSuit]Fresh Direct is great, but... you gotta wonder. If everyone shopped them, the streets of the Slope would become unpassable.
Doesn't it depend on how full the trucks currently on those routes are? If the trucks are currently running half-empty, then if more people ordered from them, it would actually be more efficient, especially if some of those people would otherwise have driven to the store.
i have a hunch that FD, while very visible and often irritating me by idling outside of my building at 11 pm, is much more effecient than other grocery stores, because they don't have to distribute food from their warehouse to their stores. so FD = one truck trip (from warehouse to customers), while regular stores = at least one truck trip (from warehouse to stores) and often another car trip (from store to customer's house).
i'd love to know if anyone has really looked at the fuel use of that model, beyond my armchair theorizing.
oh, and speaking of armchairs....armchair, the thing about stores with policies that vary by "local morality" (not that my morals were much different growing up in the bible belt than they are now), is that we are supposedly all operating under one set of laws. and (for now, at least) birth control is legal. pharmacists who don't like that should consider other professions, just as christian scientists don't become doctors and jehovah's witnesses don't tend to operate blood banks.
also, it's arguably more of a problem for a woman in a small town to be denied legal medicine, since walmart often IS the only choice. at least here you can go down the block to another store.
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confidential to carnivore: yeah, i always think of dan savage when i think of santorum. snicker. -
oh and one more thing, while i'm at it: bpotter: rest assured you're not missing out on anything at the atlantic center target. that place is a cesspool.
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Subject: Re: Do you recommend Fresh Direct?
coco wrote: Key Foods is so smelly and the cashiers are almost amusing to me now, Union Market is limited, and I'm too busy to work at the Food Coop. What about Fresh Direct? I see the trucks around PS often. I'm new to this life style here and still trying to figure it all out. Everything here seems like a a chore! And is there some rule of etiquette with the nannies in this town? I got the look of death by two of them pushing double strollers. I guess because they thought they had the right of way when I stopped for a second in front of them and then passed them or something. It's happened a few times. I have no clue. What else am I supposed to know about PS norms? I can see how this town wears people down. I stopped being courteous and gracious. It only makes me look stupid. Ugh.
Fresh Direct is the best thing since sliced bread. The're almost always on time and quite frankly I'm way too busy and far to important to carry my own groceries. -
Subject: Re: Do you recommend Fresh Direct?
street shooter wrote: [quote=coco]Key Foods is so smelly and the cashiers are almost amusing to me now, Union Market is limited, and I'm too busy to work at the Food Coop. What about Fresh Direct? I see the trucks around PS often. I'm new to this life style here and still trying to figure it all out. Everything here seems like a a chore! And is there some rule of etiquette with the nannies in this town? I got the look of death by two of them pushing double strollers. I guess because they thought they had the right of way when I stopped for a second in front of them and then passed them or something. It's happened a few times. I have no clue. What else am I supposed to know about PS norms? I can see how this town wears people down. I stopped being courteous and gracious. It only makes me look stupid. Ugh.
Fresh Direct is the best thing since sliced bread. The're almost always on time and quite frankly I'm way too busy and far to important to carry my own groceries.
A modest man. -
Subject: Re: Do you recommend Fresh Direct?
street shooter wrote: ...and far too important to carry my own groceries.
I thought that you had to live in Park Slope for that to be the case?! :P -
Subject: Re: Do you recommend Fresh Direct?
WhyFi wrote: [quote=street shooter]...and far too important to carry my own groceries.
I thought that you had to live in Park Slope for that to be the case?! :P
Last time I checked, I was in 11215 area code. Isn't that Park slope?
http://www.google.com/maphp?hl=en&tab=wl&q= :? -
Subject: Re: Do you recommend Fresh Direct?
street shooter wrote: Last time I checked, I was in 11215 area code. Isn't that Park slope?
Nope. There's plenty of overlap. I live across from Green-wood and fall within the 11215 zip. -
Subject: Re: Do you recommend Fresh Direct?
street shooter wrote:
LOL - well, I was strictly going by the info under your avatar!
Last time I checked, I was in 11215 area code. Isn't that Park slope?
http://www.google.com/maphp?hl=en&tab=wl&q= :?
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