They pick a company of their choice and sign up for automatic delivery (which usually includes a yearly maintenance check as well!).

If you posted just to get some reactions, congratulations you achieved your goal.If this is a real opportunity, then you need to work on your delivery.

(Heck, I have had package/material delivery time frames longer than that!)

She does LYFT when she has can and other delivery type jobs.

So far I have $1,100 in savings from graduation gifts, interning with a realtor this summer, and working a delivery job now.

Would get away with our SUV or even a car for most things if I didn't have that access; and free delivery / renting a truck would be more cost effective than owning for me and probably also most.

@Zalfa Hamedaldean Russel is right by reputation but delivery has been limited lately.

Last time we had one (in 2010) the labor and delivery was $7,000. 

Yeah, at the end of the day it is going to have to come down to delivery of real, wet, potable water.

Delivery workers, property workers, landscapers, contractors, your mailman, your garbage man, your meter readers, etc., are great for this because they are driving neighborhoods everyday anyway.