Fresh Blueberries, 18 oz. Container

I'm not much one for surprises, which is why I order fruits such as blueberries , strawberries and pineapples and watermelon. These are fruits that stand out on their own. They don't have any copycat or impostor fruits that mimic them and As such they're not hard to identify in fruit and vegetable department of the grocery store as they don't resemble any other fruit. So when my order arrived, I got a container full of little blue round fruits that looked like blueberries and tasted like blueberries. What a relief I wasn't surprised with what was delivered. I mean after all I ordered blueberries and I got blueberries. In the past I've tried ordering fruits such as nectarines or peaches. Here's where the problem starts. These are fruits that have options. Do you want yellow ones or do you want white ones and since they come in the same exterior wrapping it's hard to tell what it's gonna be like on the inside when you get it home. And your grocery shopper may not be Susie homemaker that has a discerning eye and can detect the subtle differences in nuances of these unique fruits and since they're not going to be eating them, they really don't care most likely they just throw it in a bag check out and deliver it to you .. so when I wanted a white peach, I got a white nectarine. I'm disappointed the delivery driver is long gone and I'm stuck with nectarines when I wanted peaches. This is why I stick with blueberries, strawberries and watermelons because they look like blueberries and they look like strawberries or watermelons and the only option they have is seedless or with seeds other than that they don't look like any other fruit. Oh and while I'm at it I might as well throw pineapples in there also, I can't think of any other fruit that looks like a pineapple

My driver was okay, but • I don't think any attempt to substitute items was attempted. Too many items were shipped and would arrive throughout the week• •Missing items I really wanted including tonic water and Boost Oxygen. Both of which I really wanted. I don't think the shopper tried very hard.