Amazon is trying to kill every other retail outlet... Dash Button

[Wildin]

shyt malls are irrelevant

shyt is like ghost towns


open shopping centers/plaza's are the next wave

Next wave?


Is this 2004?

 

[Londilon]

invest in amazon stocc i guess

im still not seeing them being the number 1 retailer, unless these other grocery stores put their foot on walmarts neccs

 

[morris]

Costco and Amazon is all a nikka need

Interesting you say that, as this new business model from Amazon actually hurts companies like Costco. Think about it: Wth Costco you buy in bulk so you do not have to worry about something for a month or two. With this new Amazon business idea, there's no need for a Costco.

Though in the long run it's still cheaper to shop at Costco, unless Amazon starts or had some sort of loyal members rewards program. Companies like Johnson and Johnson are always the winners in these situations.

 

[Charlie Hustle]

Amazon Prime is everything. I love that shyt. I just ordered some some stuff this morning. Love the reviews too expect when they're fake. I love when people post pictures.

The only thing I don't buy from Amazon is cologne and designer shades. Fake products have infiltrated Amazon

 

[iBrowse]

I just saw this today on Amazon. They are literally out here trying to makes sure you don't fukk with any other retailer. They really are going for total domination and these other retailers just can't keep it. shyt is bananas.

Shut the front door .

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

The only thing I don't buy from Amazon is cologne and designer shades. Fake products have infiltrated Amazon

Yes they have. I was watching this video the other day about a lady who found out her Clarisonic from Amazon was fake like 2 years later. She still got her money back.

 

[iBrowse]

Interesting you say that, as this new business model from Amazon actually hurts companies like Costco. Think about it: Wth Costco you buy in bulk so you do not have to worry about something for a month or two. With this new Amazon business idea, there's no need for a Costco.

Though in the long run it's still cheaper to shop at Costco, unless Amazon starts or had some sort of loyal members rewards program. Companies like Johnson and Johnson are always the winners in these situations.

Yeah I was wondering for a logistical standpoint how a customer could set up the quantity of a product to be shipped and if on a unit price basis it is more economical to purchase via Dash or just sticking with a Costco.

 

[Mr. Negative]

between dash, amazon pantry and amazon fresh, they won.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

That's probably half of the work force in America..... shyt bout to get ugly over the next 10 years

Everybody is about to feel the real trickle down economics. Automation will trickle down into your career field as well.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

I hate these commercials with this folksy music

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

They can go work for Amazon. They are fukking with linguistics heavy too!

1. I think you mean logistics.
2. That's not how any of that works. Amazon wants to eliminate the labor costs and increase profit so they won't be hiring many from the affected industries. The convenience to the consumer is just a byproduct. But when you start putting half the workforce on the shelf there are less people to buy product. Automation will put these same companies out of business.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

1. I think you mean logistics.
2. That's not how any of that works. Amazon wants to eliminate the labor costs and increase profit so they won't be hiring many from the affected industries. The convenience to the consumer is just a byproduct. But when you start putting half the workforce on the shelf there are less people to buy product. Automation will put these same companies out of business.

Auto correct. But Amazon probably fukking with people's linguistics too. That's a joke by the way no need to try to come back and be critical about the way I used the word in a sentence. I love when ya'll only comments are trying to tell someone else they're wrong. The comment was also said in a joking matter. They premise behind the thread is that Amazon is shutting down businesses and putting people out of work. But thanks for coming in and stating the obvious. Your contribution is always welcome.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Auto correct. But Amazon probably fukking with people's linguistics too. That's a joke by the way no need to try to come back and be critical about the way I used the word in a sentence. I love when ya'll only comments are trying to tell someone else they're wrong. The comment was also said in a joking matter. They premise behind the thread is that Amazon is shutting down businesses and putting people out of work. But thanks for coming in and stating the obvious. Your contribution is always welcome.

What are you so upset about?

 

[Poitier]

1. I think you mean logistics.
2. That's not how any of that works. Amazon wants to eliminate the labor costs and increase profit so they won't be hiring many from the affected industries. The convenience to the consumer is just a byproduct. But when you start putting half the workforce on the shelf there are less people to buy product. Automation will put these same companies out of business.

Its so odd. Like, I know these companies (and the government) have to be considering what is next? a mass welfare state or a job economy built around people doing nothing for a salary? Otherwise, they are just cannibalizing themselves for short-term gain.

 

[VladTheImpaler]

shyt malls are irrelevant

shyt is like ghost towns


open shopping centers/plaza's are the next wave

Y'all must live in a horrible town... where I live the malls are huge, shiny and jam packed with loads of shoppers.

Live in dump towns brehs.