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  Lunaria 𖤐 (@killmeandeatme4) reported 6 minutes ago

  my best friend called me all stressed n stuff n im like girl calm down whats going on? and she said “i accidentally rented a movie on amazon w your dads credit card what do i do, i can send u the money, ask him if he saw” it was 6zł both me n my dad laughed 1/2

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  Sahñ (@SahnProductions) reported 8 minutes ago

  Can’t wait to be hunted down by one of these things because I used the wrong water voucher during my 3min break allotment at the Amazon MegaFactory

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  Vrilhancement (@vrilhancement) reported 9 minutes ago

  sulbutiamine. two vitamin b1 molecules stuck together so they can actually get into your brain. not ttfd. not regular thiamine. this is the one people take when the problem isn't "i have no cellular energy," it's "i have no drive." regular b1 is water-soluble and barely crosses the blood-brain barrier (the filter that decides what gets into your brain). sulbutiamine is fat-soluble, so it slips through. japan built it after ww2 when a rice diet was causing beriberi (a nasty b1 deficiency that wrecks nerves). what people actually take it for, because they want results: - get-off-the-couch energy. not a coffee buzz. the "i can start the thing" switch - motivation / follow-through - brain fog and weak focus - low mood that feels like you just don't care - libido that went missing for no physical reason - post-illness "i still feel drained" (asthenia = just a fancy word for weakness/fatigue) - some athletes use it for mental push, not a muscle pump that's the report from people who keep buying it. the most common one, by a mile, is motivation. what the research actually showed - a french trial in tired people after an infection: 600mg helped at day 7, then the effect faded by day 28 - in depressed patients it did not treat the depression, but it did reduce the "i can't go out / i freeze socially" part. that's psycho-behavioral inhibition: you know what to do, you just don't move - a small 20-person study on psychogenic ed (the kind that's in the head, not the plumbing) reported 16 of 20 improved. not a gold-standard trial. take it as a hint, not a promise - ms patients already on treatment reported less fatigue. people not on treatment did not - mice: better long-term memory. so: this is not a miracle fatigue pill. the honest pitch is drive and "lights on upstairs," not mitochondria the way ttfd is. how people use it: 400-600mg, breakfast and lunch, not at night. some cycle it (a few days on, a couple off) because tolerance builds fast. headaches and feeling wired are the usual complaints if you go too high. oral works. the annoying part: you will not find this on amazon. the fda put sulbutiamine on its dietary-supplement watch list in 2019, and in 2025 told a company it is not a legal dietary ingredient in the us. amazon, bulk supplements, the big shops dropped it. it's a pharmacy drug (arcalion, enerion) in other countries, so in the us you are hunting specialty nootropic vendors, not adding it to a cart next to magnesium.

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  ⋆˚࿔ jamie 𝜗𝜚˚⋆ (@shaisheep) reported 9 minutes ago

  Suki prices are going down on both Walmart and Amazon so I'm choosing to believe that means there will finally be a big influx of stock and that doesn't go out anymore

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  Lampson 🏳️‍⚧️ (@LampsonMcStand) reported 13 minutes ago

  @beyblade_og The problem with the TT Stadium is there are regulations for shelving space so they cant simply import it, except for like maybe on amazon exclusively

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  Sunny 🇵🇸 (@Onestlybrutal) reported 15 minutes ago

  This pitch hasn't broken apart. Now Amazon it endia had set SL 400 to win yesterday and declared with 4 sessions to spare?

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  Fred Boyle (@FredBoyle12) reported 15 minutes ago

  @jamescoder12 The problem with the prescription service is that every insurance plan I've had locks you into one prescription by mail service, and it's not Amazon. No interest in any of the other "benefits."

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  CBKasner (@CBKasner) reported 16 minutes ago

  @GilauArt @Safera_social Yeah I think Amazon really shoved everything hard down the pipes I wish that story had more time to breathe

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  Mr.X (@MrXisCool) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Spin360Fan Terrible Amazon reviews

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  Vijaya Kumar L (@itsvijayakumarl) reported 23 minutes ago

  Even after the delivery person verified the broken seal & warehouse admitted the error, @amazonIN @AmazonHelp Customer Care tells ME to do a self-return pickup and wait 13 WORKING DAYS for a resolution! Why should the customer pay the price for your operational blunder? (2/4)

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  Jean DiNoto (@pjav925) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Yankees Sure wish I could see it! @amazon has terrible picture quality, blurry and keeps freezing up. So glad I pay a ton of money every month for cable. It is pretty much unwatchable.

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  Jenny Lynn-Garner (@jlgarner2) reported 26 minutes ago

  @PlumbNick @RosswornTerry We use Amazon prime all the time. Got our first incorrect order deliveries to our house this week. At Amazon’s scale, I can only imagine what errors cost them and their customers. It’s got to be $$$$

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  Ciri (@ciri2019) reported 30 minutes ago

  @DausenMooreArt @jonistaar You don't get it. The issue is that the people in charge of Amazon dislike pale-skin people and want to destroy their cultural properties. They hate Tolkien and his stories that are deeply European. The showrunners hate the source material and wanted to destroy it!

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  ⚔️Tala Smith⚔️ (@Tala_NoExcuses) reported 35 minutes ago

  @_ChaoticGood42 @str8jktmn The difference with Amazon is that I have prime. The overwhelming majority of the time when I select that, it gets to me in time. If there’s an issue, they step up quite readily to resolve it. It’s weird that our experiences have been completely opposite on those services.

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  Sharmistha Raj (@SharmisthaRaj1) reported 35 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp ordered acalculator (Order No. 408-8085292-8551505), but the product is not working. I raised the issue with customer support and was told the investigation would take up to 4 days. It has now been 4 days and I still haven’t received any solution . Pls place a return