Vega is about to go grocery shopping for a customer of the delivery service shift.

Every time we grab a cart, it's always sanitized before, she says.

Business has tripled since the pandemic.

Some people are just scared to come out wearing a mask and gloves.

She starts shopping at Morton Williams grocery store in New York City.

The customers list is on her phone.

We have collie flower carrots, romaine lettuce.

Social distancing is very important.

While shopping, I'm always aware of my surroundings when I'm around people.

Because shoppers are buying so much food these days, destiny is sometimes faced with a dilemma.

The store might be out of something on the customers list if they want avocado.

And there's no avocados on the show.

We were substituted like, Would you like broccoli?

Once waiting in line for the check out mawr social distancing, Destiny drives to the customer's home for the drop off, leaving the bags on the porch.

For Keira, who lives in New York City, way to get everything that I need Quick, Easy and Destiny is one of the unsung heroes of the pandemic.