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There’s a lot
between order and door.

Explore the money, the work and the perspectives behind an everyday delivery.

Tip, pay, fuel, MPG, shopping, waiting and the route back.

Use the founder’s half-tank example or model fuel by mileage.

Five situations. Three perspectives. A clock that keeps ticking.

Your receipt from the gas station matters. So do the costs that arrive later.

Both end with groceries at a door. The work before that can be very different.

The map stops at an address. The carrying may only be starting.

Small interruptions can add up even when the delivery distance stays exactly the same.

Longer thoughts from the person doing the work.

There’s a lotbetween order and door.