I can certainly blow through it in several minutes, but that defeats the point of browsing, which is meant to be a leisurely experience, and for me…pictures aren’t the same as the real thing. Pictures, those are stock. Those red grapes are always going to look like those red grapes, even if the ones in the store that week look like crap. I need to see the ones I’m going to buy.
Which leads to another point: when I want grapes, I go into the app, search on grapes, and the first grapes I see, I add those to my list in the app. I don’t care if they’re red, green, black, whatever, because I know when I get to the store, I’m going to look at them and pick out the ones that look best to me.
I do that with a lot of stuff, not just produce. If I want ground beef, I just add the first one that pops up, instead of searching through for whatever blend I want, because I’ll just get what I actually want when I get to the store. I don’t do that with everything, but I do it with a lot of things, even items like sponges or paper towels, beer or cheese. I just grab the first one as a memory jogger that I need cheddar cheese, but I won’t take the time to scroll through and look exactly for Cabot Vermont White Extra-Sharp Cheddar, even though that may be what I buy. Turning my list over to someone else means I need to take a lot of extra time to put on there exactly what I want, and add substitutes, if appropriate.
