People who don’t have cars. My dad drives for Uber Eats and a large percentage of his deliveries are to apartments or houses where people don’t seem to have cars parked anywhere.
The only time I tried it they were definitely much better than the only alternative at the time which was prepackaged ones available in grocery stores.
People who don’t have cars. My dad drives for Uber Eats and a large percentage of his deliveries are to apartments or houses where people don’t seem to have cars parked anywhere.
People will spend $50 on two donuts and coffee delivered to their front door and then complain about not being able to make ends meet.
Yes. But try not to mention that too loudly around here. These folks are not billionaires, so it’s not acceptable to criticize them.
Such a waste of money for effectively a large delivery of sugar
I don’t think you have eaten good donuts.
If you’ve only eaten Dunkin, neither have you.
Dunkin may not be the best, but it scratches the itch.
Especially for coffee.
The only time I tried it they were definitely much better than the only alternative at the time which was prepackaged ones available in grocery stores.