Is that true? You have DIY shops in America into which you drive with your Pick-Up and get the order put into the bed?
So, that is how it goes down here: You park in the lot. Those narrow once usable only for your mums car made for downtown and the shop is out of town, but anyway. Then you walk in with the print out of the online order. You find the cashier dedicated to the task. You wait. Keep waiting. Then you hand out the paper. They check it, double check it. Call someone by phone. They give it a Stamp. You sign the paper you brought and they show you the load distributed over several cars. You push the cars out, but some of the order is stored outside in a fenced spot. There you can drive with you car. Having to have to walk in again around the fence to tell them you are waiting at the fence now.
So we take a day off, usually. 30 vacation days per year. So, no problem. And we walk a lot. Marschieren to Poland means getting shot, that's why.
