Yeah, I would try Whole Foods but we don't have one where I live. We shop with Hy-Vee which delivers groceries to our house because it was free if over $100, but they just changed it the other day so we have to pay a yearly subscription to have groceries delivered so my wife is just going to have them deliver them to her car at the store for free because she doesn't want to pay it. I think it's worth it so maybe I can convince her. But once most people are getting pick up, it makes me wonder if these companies will start charging a subscription for that as well. I've been hearing about how some startups are hoping the first wave of autonomous vehicles will be what are basically small electric boxes on wheels that carry loads and drop them off at customer's houses. An upside is that they can learn a lot about autonomous driving from them because they will be easier to get on the road (no passengers) and are small (less likely to cause injuries if they crash). They'll also stay on side roads.
Anyway, the thing I hate most about Walmart is going in the store. It's always so much dirtier than other stores, it's more likely to be full of mothers with 7 kids that she is cussing out, and it doesn't take the latest payment technologies. I also don't like that many of the products they carry in their store are cheaper, flimsier versions of what you find elsewhere because Walmart requires them to hit a certain price point to be allowed on the shelves. I can usually find a better version of what they're selling in-store for 10-20% cheaper on Amazon and Amazon also gives me 5% cash back. If they became more like Amazon then I would consider shopping there.