[lillecarl]

I'm reluctant to bring COVID19 into this conversation, but the reason Sweden managed "OK" (In relation to how nonexistent our regulations were) is because we're "the most" (don't have source) isolated people in the world.

We don't talk to strangers, we don't have the kiss on the cheek thing, we stand in well formed distanced lines, we avoid interaction at "any cost".

I would love it if this delivery thing was the normal procedure in Sweden, it builds trust and relationships in your surroundings. These days unless you live in a teeny village you don't really know your neighbors, other than what car they're driving, so that you can buy a more expensive one with borrowed money next time.

Our national anthem says something like "I wanna live and i wanna die in the Nordics", yeah nah!

[Freak_NL]

Handing a package to your neighbour at the door is really not a significant vector for infection with Covid19. You can easily keep a safe distance.

[lillecarl]

I think I didn't get my point through, it wasn't about covid but rather that we don't interact socially with people we don't already know / know through someone.

I agree that your solution is great.