They simply had two delivery days available each week for each corner of the state.

I was scared when gasoline started going up to $3 a gallon in my area, but I had no idea that it would get as bad as $5 when oil prices skyrocketed. Needless to say, I had to quit using my car as much and devised a plan to ride my bicycle to work on any days when the weather outside would permit. If it’s too cold, I don’t have a choice but to drive my car. I know this has hit the pizza delivery companies hard, because now they have to charge a higher fuel fee and that causes a loss in orders and revenue from them. I have a close friend who does food deliveries for one of the big companies that handles them for chain restaurants. He says that it’s becoming less and less profitable for him to run deliveries when gasoline is so expensive. It looks like it’s dropping a little, but surely not enough. Even the marijuana delivery services have been hit hard by these fuel increases. My favorite marijauana company in the entire state used to do free delivery for any size order. They simply had two delivery days available each week for each corner of the state. As long as you were okay with this small delivery window, you could get free delivery. Now you have to pay a delivery fee of $25 for all orders that are under $125 after sales and taxes have been factored in. This is frustrating if you want a small order, but it seems almost all of the marijuana delivery services in this state are charging for small orders that don’t reach a minimum order threshold.
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