i hate people that drive their car to a small store like biedronka/lidl/aldi when there's a big one like auchan/kaufland/globus nearby those stores literally have those big ass parking lots so you can use them.
@mayu in some places a paczkomat is next to a convenience store with a medium size parking lot so at that point you get to solve two issues at once
I wouldn't really consider biedronka/lidl small stores, if you live in a village chances are that's the largest store in 10km radius and you do need a car to get there unless you want to try getting your groceries home via public transit (some tiny bus) and then you'll have to cross some dangerous road and walk on the side of it to even get to a bus stop and the bus stop you'll go home from will be like a kilometer away
having said all that if you live in a city where you have multiple of those stores in a 1km radius then you can probably just walk there
@lunareclipse@mayu I wouldn't consider those small stores even in the cities as well, + many people are doing a trip around like 3 or 4 stores just because discounts or one store doesn't have the thing you need
@jeder@mayu also if you use a car you can get more groceries than you could reasonably carry yourself, and I'm sure many people just buy a weeks worth of groceries at once