Hazmat Suit & Grocery Delivery

Seth Boplen

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Has anyone thought of this yet? I kind of thought the government would be going to the grocery stores for us and dropping the necessities off at the door for us.. But since they are not doing something like that then I guess it is up to us to get this done and help improve the situation.
I mean I am here today because I first would like to hear everyone's opinion, and whether its a good idea, good enough to buy a hazmat suit, and I also recommend everyone steal my idea to help out in their local area!!
The idea is simple, you get a hazmat suit and then you to the grocery store for the people in your area and they each pay you $20 bucks or so.
Thanks
 
There are many grocery delivery apps being used in and outside US. You might be able to find their clones and build one for yourself.

Type Grocery delivery on Google and I’m sure you will come across the app I’m talking about.
 
There are many grocery delivery apps being used in and outside US. You might be able to find their clones and build one for yourself.

Type Grocery delivery on Google and I’m sure you will come across the app I’m talking about.

That would be a great idea. The trend for grocery delivery is booming WAY more than online business. So it's definitely the thing to do right now

Thank you for the advice!
 
Grocery delivery was already on an upward trajectory before this whole thing started, but now, it's insane. There are no empty slots for weeks in supermarkets. Even cab drivers started to do deliveries, because obviously they have a lot less traffic now with people stuck at home.

The hazmat suit is a tad bit much imho. A better mask + gloves should suffice.
 

I just checked out the chart and you're right the need for grocery deliveries is the hottest it has been in the last 5 years.
I think it'll probably still stay like this for the next 2-3 months even after the pandemic is over.
Why don't you build a sharing app that allows 1-2 people (depending on the number of residents) within each neighbourhood to do the shopping for everyone living in it? Then you being the middleman collect a percentage of the service charge you charge the residents there.
 

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Why don't you build a sharing app that allows 1-2 people (depending on the number of residents) within each neighbourhood to do the shopping for everyone living in it? Then you being the middleman collect a percentage of the service charge you charge the residents there.

I like the cut of your chin young man. That is an excellent idea.

Although I think 2 to 3 months of pandemic is a conservative number.
 
A person waits for an entire week for the weekend to fill their shopping bags with grocery items. Nowadays grocery platforms are very common but it also important to keep maintain food quality and customer retention. Cutting down the time spent while standing in long grocery store queues, here are some grocery platforms which may easy your choice like uninon coop, instashp, qualityfood etc.
 
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