I have a question:

[tailgunner]

Why don't Package Stores deliver? :(

How many times do we all drag ourselves home dirty, smelly, and exausted, to the point a cold one would go down good, yet only to find the refridgerator empty, thus not only deprived of a moment's peace, but having to get back into the car and drive yet again!
Just have a twelve pack dropped right at my door, and a quick swipe of my ID.
We have the technology, the tracking systems, and GPS monitoring to support this!




If I had the power, I could make this world an easier place. :grin-angelic:

[Drip Trip]

hmmmmm.....I'm walking down a dark street in Boston and a liquor delivery geek parks up the street. I walk by his Honda car and there are cases of booze in the back seat and he's delivering to a 4th floor walk-up.

Give you 10 seconds to guess what would happen....:rotflmao:

[tailgunner]

hmmmmm.....I'm walking down a dark street in Boston and a liquor delivery geek parks up the street. I walk by his Honda car and there are cases of booze in the back seat and he's delivering to a 4th floor walk-up.

Give you 10 seconds to guess what would happen....:rotflmao:


No different than some homeless person stealing a calzone out of some pizza delivery kid's car!
:)

[cactus]

Why don't Package Stores deliver? :(



That sounds like a great idea. Maybe someday.

Down in these parts if you ask for a package store, they send you to the UPS store!

[BHD]

could it have any thing to do with the license of the premises and where the transaction is taking place?

[gear junkie]

Actuaaly a great idea. I can't think of the amount of times I've been at a party that needed restocking only to find everyone was drunk(no need for a dd as we all slept there). We end up calling everyone to make a midnight run. I see a big future in this.

[JCsPlumbing]

Used to work with a guy that had his beer delivered to his house. True.

J.C.