A lot of complainers here don't likely understand GPS, distances, or the Pythagorean theorem. When you put an address into a GPS and it tells you the distance, that distance is typically "as the crow flies", meaning flying over buildings. When you apply two vectors, a business that is 5 miles from you takes up to 7.07 miles to drive (assuming no additional obstacles such as mountains, bridges, rivers, etc) I wonder why these people who are just 0.1 or 0.4 miles over don't just walk 2 minutes to the corner to meet them if it's so close to the delivery boundary?

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