The lines at the local sandwich shop are starting to get crazy during lunch and dinner hours. There’s a line stretching down the block because everyone is encouraged to stay at least six feet apart. A few months ago I could get towards the front of the line if I left work a few minutes early ahead of my normally scheduled lunch break. But now it’s an impossible proposition as the line goes so far down the street that I’d use up my entire break just to get to the cash register. Trying to call ahead to make an order doesn’t help because there’s still only one single line going into the store, with no additional express lane like many companies utilize these days. I hate dealing with long lines no matter what kind of business it is. For instance, the cannabis dispensaries are notorious for their impenetrable waiting lines. You aren’t allowed into the building until one of the customers inside pays and leaves. Once you’re inside the lobby, there’s another 30 minute wait before you can enter the back room where the cannabis products and cash registers are located. All I want are a few jars of cannabis flower products, I’m not looking to make a $500 order like some of the wealthy customers intend to. This has pushed me to using home delivery only. Even if I have to pay a small fee to utilize the cannabis delivery service, it’s worth it. I can’t waste half of my day while risking my health just to get a small bag of weed. Home delivery makes life so much easier for cannabis customers.