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Nov. 22nd, 2020 02:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dolariReal Talk.
I've been getting my groceries delivered because I'm super high risk if I get Covid. I'm now unemployed, with a decent amount in savings and credit. But Covid is not just on the rise, but SUPER on the rise. And after November 30, my insurance goes out the window.
Should I spend the extra money on delivery and maintain safety? Or save money and risk in-person shopping? Between delivery fees and tips, I'd save a good chunk of change. But I could also, you know, die.
Thoughts?
I've been getting my groceries delivered because I'm super high risk if I get Covid. I'm now unemployed, with a decent amount in savings and credit. But Covid is not just on the rise, but SUPER on the rise. And after November 30, my insurance goes out the window.
Should I spend the extra money on delivery and maintain safety? Or save money and risk in-person shopping? Between delivery fees and tips, I'd save a good chunk of change. But I could also, you know, die.
Thoughts?
