After trying a sample at the nearby butcher, I was...

After trying a sample at the nearby butcher, I was excited to see that they offer delivery. Not only was it definitely as good as the Lucerne brand that is available at Whole Foods, but having it delivered would have been an amazing help for a single person living with a disability.

And the employee was very helpful and positive until she heard me say the word "apartment." They apparently categorically deny any requests for help from people in apartments. I thought this was unusual to say the least And my best guess as to "why?" is their cooler.

They loan you small cooler to use while you are a customer and I'm guessing that they don't want their coolers to be seen in a lower-income area of town. And while I guess this makes sense to their marketing department, the logic is lost on me. I live across the street from Longmont high school, so the area is not bad at all.

All said, with this approach, their exclusive product line would definitely be well received in Boulder as they seem to echo their values. Milk delivery with reusable containers is a great idea. I will just have to wait until it gets popular enough for another company to decide to do a similar model servicing people who are in a lower income bracket.