Why? In the age of ubiquitous scams online, including at "trusted" places like Amazon or Walmart or Target that all function as weird drop-shipping storefronts, the ability to walk in, see the item, see that it's not fraudulent, that it's real, and can be returned if it is incorrect or broken with minimal hassle, is real value.

I peaked in Internet shopping around 2010 when Prime was, you know, good. Since then I have vastly preferred going in person.

Clothes? You can try them on. Electronics? Won't set your house on fire. Food? It's fresh and I get it today.

If you told me in the aughts that Newegg would be a ghost town and that I'd prefer going to Best Buy, I'd've called you a troglodyte moron, but today that's exactly how it is.

These are all anecdotes but I can't possibly be alone in these feelings. 15% sounds about right to me. I order online when I must.. otherwise, I drive to the store.