Instacart and other delivery services have seen an unprecedented, but understandable, spike in business lately.
They're in demand as restaurants close and more places tell residents to stay home to slow the spread of COVID-19.
As people look to limit their time in public places like grocery stores, they're increasingly turning to online delivery.
According to Business Insider, Instacart plans to add 300,000 "grocery shoppers" over the next three months.