Walmart will stock your fridge

[Hilander]

Walmart Testing Service That Stocks Your Fridge While You’re Not Home

I'm wondering how many people would be willing to give them the keys to their house so they could get in while they were at work? I don't think I would but I think it might be convenient for people that work a lot.

Thoughts?

 

[Mirage]

Absolutely not. I'm not that lazy and I'm not into letting random people into my house when I'm not home.

 

[Merc]

I like the theory and something tells me this will definitely be a thing in the next 20-30 years. But yeah the obvious risk of having a minimum wage employee having access to my house is a problem.

 

[Godsmirror]

We are talking about food here. There is nothing more important in a person's life than food. Without it, you die. So if your time management skills are so bad that you need a service like this, you need more than just a service like this.

Sorry if I'm a bit rude about this, but this is more than just a matter of minimum wage employees rifling through your ice box. This is about lazy people who are so bad with managing their time and their priorities that fill it, that it makes you wonder how they get up in the morning.

 

[Hilander]

I would be worried the employee would make a copy of the key so they could come back later or sell it to someone.

Now having food delivered might work out for someone that is disabled. They wouldn't have to give them a key just let them in.

 

[Babe_Ruth]

I would never get this service. It’s pretty idiotic if you ask me, and like Mirage said, it’s lazy. Takes me less than ten minutes to bring in the groceries from the car and put them away.

 

[MissMe]

This is supposed to alleviate the stress of shopping? Is grocery shopping really that stressful? You go in, grab food and pay, it's not that stressful! I guess maybe some might not have the time to do much shopping but this is a bit much in my opinion. If you don't have the time to grocery shop you should reevaluate what's important in life.