I like not going to the store more.
Because tips are important to the income of delivery shoppers, I find that I generally get good produce selections. It might be difficult to transition that particular incentive to robots, but the point is that delivery items don't have to suck.
The only thing I really still pick out by hand every time are beef briskets. Pork shoulders tend to be uniform enough that randomly picking a cryovac works out, but there's a good bit of variation in brisket that makes a difference with the final product, at least when the brisket is prepared with a smoker. YMMV
Delivery shoppers wouldn't be able to pick out the good stuff if it's delivered by drone or whatever.
>Because tips are important to the income of delivery shoppers, I find that I generally get good produce selections
Wait, you tip to get a good selection of produce to be delivered to you? This is very bizarre to me.