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  No Safe Words (@Cyber_Trailer) reported 11 minutes ago

  Well holy ****… Didn’t expect this. The Amazon Cat thief is claiming that this was his cat all along… but he’s still fired. Full story from KTLA: In a surprising turn of events, the driver accused of stealing a cat in Bakersfield, California, during an Amazon delivery nearly a month ago is speaking out for the first time. And his response is not what one might think. It started as an Amazon delivery on May 14 – and ended with a missing cat. Surveillance footage from the family’s Ring camera shows a delivery driver dropping off an Amazon package, then seemingly taking another package – Junie the cat. The driver at the center of the alleged catnapping, Joshua Gonzalez Jr., spoke with Nexstar’s KGET over the phone. “I was just doing my regular route,” Gonzalez said. “I heard a meow. And I (was) surprised – I looked down to try and look at the cat more distinct and I recognized it was my cat.”  The delivery driver accused of stealing a cat during an Amazon delivery in Bakersfield, California, says the cat, ‘Junie,’ belongs to him. (Courtesy photo, shared with KGET) Read More Gonzalez said he identified the cat as his by a distinct “M” design on its face and the cat’s eyes. “I knew it was my cat. So, I just grabbed him and just walked off,” Gonzalez said. Gonzalez provided KGET with documentation he says proves the cat is his, showing an adoption date of Oct. 9, 2025. He said he picked the cat out for his 7-year-old daughter. Gonzalez also provided it to his employer, who he said fired him after this incident. Amazon confirmed this in a statement saying, “We’ve been in contact with the driver’s employer and the driver is no longer allowed to deliver Amazon packages. We’ll continue to work with law enforcement and will defer to them for details as they investigate.” So where is Junie now? Well, according to Gonzalez, Junie’s name isn’t Junie. His family wasn’t settled on a name – but they were leaning toward Spartan. But, he says the feline is alive and well. He sent a photo of the cat next to him on Thursday.

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  ♡ (@Vartika_Zany) reported 12 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Are you unable to see my purchase and order history? How many times do I need to repeat the same issue? I don't want to explain everything again over chats and forms. Please arrange a callback from a senior representative, as I need to discuss this over a phone call.

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  Millennial Mormon, MD (@MillenialMormon) reported 13 minutes ago

  @MetamateDaz The premise here is a zero-sum trap. Those men created companies that delivered massive value to consumers worldwide and built equity that turned thousands of employees into millionaires at Tesla, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle. Wealth expanded because productivity and innovation expanded. It was not taken from anyone. The minimum wage line is a distraction. Fewer than 1% of American workers earn the federal minimum today, down from 4.7% in 2012. In most markets the effective floor sits well above $15 an hour because employers compete for labor. Meanwhile, average American household GDP rose sharply over the same period. BEA and Census Bureau figures show it moved from roughly $136,000 per household in 2012 to around $228,000 in 2025. The economy is not a fixed pie. Value creation grows the pie for everyone who works, builds, or invests in it.

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  Marouane RHAFLI (@marouane_rhafli) reported 13 minutes ago

  Even a 16+ years experience ecom guy can make a terrible beginner mistake. I published my ebook on amazon as I thought it was easier with Kdp, but guess what ? Amazon suspended my account and took all the money generated by the ebook sales, they said "sales came from suspicious traffic 😷" Now the ebooks are on my own agency website, and in top of that, sales are higher and profit margin is higher too !

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  Colorado Greenhorn - we can all do something! (@AlvinIsaTool) reported 14 minutes ago

  @interesting_aIl Amazon is comparing every urban area in the country with their water usage. Problem is that they aren’t putting data centers in urban areas. They’re putting them in areas that don’t have the water/energy infrastructure to support them. They screwing the small cities.

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  BluePort AI (@BluePortAI) reported 14 minutes ago

  Goldman Sachs is projecting $7.6 trillion in cumulative AI infrastructure investment between 2026 and 2031. One of the big questions being asked is how long does AI hardware actually last? Microsoft extended assumed useful life of server and network equipment from 4 to 6 years. Alphabet did the same. Meta extended to 5 years. Oracle from 5 to 6. Each year added reduces annual depreciation charges and makes operating profit look higher The reality nobody is testing yet: NVIDIA's flagship GPUs upgrade every 12–18 months. Each generation is 2-3x more efficient per watt. The hardware delivered today will be increasingly obsolete over the years Amazon actually reversed course in Q1 2025, shortening server useful life from 6 years back to 5, citing the increased pace of technology development

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  Anish Moonka (@anishmoonka) reported 14 minutes ago

  In September 2020, EA slipped full-screen ads into EA Sports UFC 4 a month after launch, timing the patch to dodge reviews. A Reddit post showing ads for Amazon's The Boys playing mid-fight got 90,000 upvotes overnight. EA pulled them within 24 hours and said the ads would "not be reappearing in the future." Today, EA is launching EA Advertising, a platform to put branded content inside gameplay across its entire sports catalog. Players in EA's titles complete more than 1 billion matches per month in EA SPORTS FC alone. Madden NFL users play the equivalent of 23,000 NFL seasons every day. EA reaches 120 million monthly active players across its portfolio. Those numbers are larger than most cable network audiences, and EA has decided to sell against them. The first brand partners are already live: Visa, Lowe's, Red Bull, Xfinity, Peacock, and Mountain Dew. Mountain Dew built a fully playable team called DEW University inside College Football 26, complete with a custom stadium, mascot, and reward system. Lowe's ran branded challenges that drove more than 987,000 games played and 200,000 challenge completions. The ads are game modes. EA also built its own ad server with what the company calls "advanced targeting," meaning ads get matched to individual players using in-game behavioral data. A player buying and selling virtual cards in EA SPORTS FC at 2am sees different content than a casual Madden player on a Sunday afternoon. The payment stack for one EA sports player: a $70 base game, an EA Play subscription at $5 to $15 per month, card packs or in-game currency (from a few dollars to several hundred), and now advertising impressions served during gameplay. In 2019, EA described its card packs to UK Parliament as "surprise mechanics" that were "quite ethical." Regulators across multiple countries investigated. None permanently banned the mechanic. That model now contributes to $7.5 billion in annual revenue. EA Advertising is the next layer. EA posted $7.5 billion in net revenue in fiscal year 2026 while game development costs keep rising and new releases have held the same $70 price for years. An advertising business built on 120 million monthly players does not require launching a new game. It generates revenue from titles already in players' hands, one match at a time.

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  Danielle (@DanielleM0010) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DHSgov So now hes begging for third world votes just as the rest had to Hes just not going the openly prideful homo route lmfao More the down low route Whos running next? Richard Simmons niece? Maybe the Amazon gods heir... We can have a 300 th yr QVC special!!!

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  Quid Quid (@irishboyacb) reported 24 minutes ago

  @markgoldbridge What happened to dressing room leaks and social media being a problem for us? **** Amazon and their series

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  ۟ (@sm00chyboi) reported 25 minutes ago

  Man, Amazon declined my ***** pill prescription. They talmbout oh you need to fix your lifestyle get sleep and not be so stressed. *****, let me POP A **** PILL, my wife and daughter died 10 weeks ago and I’m trying be 8 inches and thick

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  CyberDivergent (@CyberDivergent) reported 28 minutes ago

  @masonjozer @FirstSquawk Ive been given assignments to create a 45 min ppt to solve their current business problems. Even Amazon did this.

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  Ryan Provost (@provostrf) reported 30 minutes ago

  @amazon I absolutely cannot stand this new AI search result nonsense that keeps popping up when trying to find a product. It’s slow and adds an extra click to get to the results I want to see adds. That’s a lot of friction for a company who needs me to buy things…

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  Calc Consulting (@CalcCon) reported 31 minutes ago

  @thealexbanks Amazon probably has a government contracts that do security checks and notify the appropriate agency when problems are found

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  Amar Gupta (@amar_gupta6399) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Now when connected but @amazon is not able to mmaintain the system server, the agent stated systems are not working connect after sometime @amazonIN shame on you just shut up you businesses if you're not able to assist someone

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  jan dekkers (@jan_dekkers) reported 34 minutes ago

  @investingstars @Johnzr48 @NIOAdmirer BREAKING: Investor Discovers That Math Exists According to this galaxy-brain analysis, a company growing 40-50% annually is apparently "not a growth company." By that logic: • Nvidia at 50-60% growth? Mature utility company. • Amazon during many of its best years? Basically a bond. • Tesla's current growth? Retirement stock. • A startup growing 99%? Nice try, Grandpa. Only triple-digit growth counts now. Meanwhile, if NIO were actually growing 150% per year, the same people would be posting: "Growth is unsustainable." "Margins are terrible." "Too much spending." "Demand pulled forward." "Going bankrupt." The goalposts aren't moving anymore. They've been mounted on a Formula 1 car. A company expected to grow 40-50% while operating in the largest EV market on Earth is somehow "not a growth company." At this rate, the only acceptable investment is a company that doubles revenue every year, triples profits every quarter, cures kidney disease on weekends, and colonizes Mars by Tuesday. $NIO