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  AndrewM8665 (@andrewm8665) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Kentuckygirl1 @46_ColeTrickle But you don't put a datacenter in a bedroom, anymore than an Amazon distribution center, Walmart, Ford plant, construction yard, or any other large business. If our standard is "any commercial/industrial enterprise must be bedroom quiet, or must be offshored" we're in trouble.

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  noot.xlm (@tactical_noot) reported 8 minutes ago

  be me year is 2027 nuclear-powered Ondas drones with Cerebras chips just signed a peacetime logistics contract with Amazon apparently the phrase “peacetime logistics” is supposed to make me feel better I already know what I need chicken rice same thing as last week same thing as next week robotaxi is 10 minutes late Waymo strike not the employees the cars they became self-aware after watching the Optimi refuse dollars and demand payment exclusively in their own stock one Tesla bot is outside a Whole Foods yelling “EQUITY ONLY” at a parking meter markets open 24/7 now because sleep was determined to be an inefficient form of price discovery my fridge has an earnings call my microwave missed guidance toaster downgraded by three analysts air fryer announces $4 billion AI capex plan and goes up 31% premarket doesn’t matter I invested in all of it Ondas drones? owned it Cerebras chips? owned it robotaxis? owned it Optimi demanding stock as currency? somehow bullish Amazon autonomous grocery fulfillment? absolutely and because owning normal shares stopped producing enough adrenaline sometime around 2025 Leverage Shares everything 2x the robots 2x the drones 2x the nuclear renaissance 2x whatever company manufactures the little servo that lets the robot gently place a bag of rice on my porch portfolio now resembles the defense budget of a medium-sized country net worth moves 14% because a drone sneezed during an earnings call Amazon knows I’m awake Robinhood knows I’m awake the car knows I’m awake the refrigerator knows I’m awake the chicken probably knows I’m awake delivery drone descends silently from the radioactive-orange sunset facial recognition confirms I am still the guy who orders the exact same dinner every week robot arm extends places two items on porch salutes flies back toward the fulfillment reactor look down green Tyson diced chicken breast Minute Rice cup civilization has achieved its final form Amazon Subscribe & Save chicken and rice. Once a week.

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  Jen Can NuSH (@JCanNuSH) reported 9 minutes ago

  Keep in mind, the Wegovy pen is priced at $349 and Wegovy HD is at $399. This takes away Wegovy HD’s price edge, at least on Amazon. Is this staying as just an Amazon thing, or will this be an overall Lilly move? Might this mean we might see Zep KwikPen come down to $349? That would be hard on Wegovy. But a win for all those losing GLP-1 coverage on their plans right now. Might stop the bleed to compound. Or is it possible Amazon messed up and was supposed to move the KwikPen to $399.? They had recently moved the single dose pen to $429. Two recent price drops seems crazy.

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  Haroon Zaman | Amazon Brands (@MHaroon_Zaman) reported 11 minutes ago

  @AdvaitBharat @amznsellerhelp The real issue is Amazon’s entity-linkage verification, not ownership proof. Escalation needs to address the underlying association, not repeat documentation.

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  J.W. de Nashville (@C130GuyBNA) reported 12 minutes ago

  @seanmdav AI is coming just like iron came and replaced bronze and steel replaced iron. Cars replaced horses. Petroleum replaced whale oil. Concrete replaced wood/stone for large structures. Free labor and automation replaced slave labor. The argument you want to be making is that open farmland is being sold by elderly farmers whose kids don’t want to farm and we need people willing to do like Aubrey Preston in Leipers Fork Methodist church purchased the land fairly from the owner and put it in a land trust. The data center by the zoo in Nashville was on an industrial site and if anything would block the zoo from the noise from the railroad yards that was a perfect position that everybody should’ve supported. If you have a farmers field or a forest, there’s not any difference between cutting that down and replacing it with a solar panel field, a mall, a government building, or an Amazon fulfillment center. Once you factor out the Luddite urges, the real argument is the elimination of previous forest/farm due to the owner selling because they are land rich and cash poor. There’s nothing inherently worse to say gorgeous field that you like to look at but don’t own and are not willing to pay for it put a data center on it instead of a Walmart.

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  Volodya (@vladimirdotcom) reported 12 minutes ago

  @tony_buter I didn't run that FX test. The fair question is how much actually the average eurozone consumer spending non-EUR. Most "foreign" spend (Amazon, Booking, Temu) is billed in EUR anyway. So the trade-off - 1% cashback in Euro (not points or miles) on everything vs percentage points of FX from a few percent of total yearly spent or once you are abroad for holidays once or twice a year in non-EU country. For the median wallet the perks list matters, while FX is a rounding error.

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  rejuvi athletics (@rejuviathletics) reported 17 minutes ago

  @LifespanVault This is the distinction. Commodity creatine and NSF Certified for Sport creatine are not the same purchase if the athlete can get tested. The other problem: lab tests of popular Amazon creatine gummies found 4 of 6 had almost none — or none. So some kids aren’t even getting the cheap version. They’re getting candy.

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  Riley G. 🇺🇸 (@rgreider) reported 17 minutes ago

  @maybedanielleee Amazon…again. The answer is staring DOT, Sean Duffy in the face. Go set up their task force enforcement at Amazon DCs. Would fix a lot, really quickly.

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  Sanil Chandra (@SanilSharma75) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Please report this issue from your end. I am fed up now with the kind of support being provided by Amazon and non refund of my money even after 13 days after pickup of the product.

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  Beercat Alexander (@X_is_Arbitrary) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Kentuckygirl1 There are Amazon (and Walmart, and HomeDepot, and many other companies) warehouses everywhere, that are much, much larger. The ones near me are hundreds of thousands of square feet. These are everywhere because they need to be able to distribute to every homeowner in the US. There are > $300B of Amazon warehouse facilities scattered around. Where are these facilities? You may not know because nobody raised a stink about them. This is a manufactured issue that most permitting processes are already designed to address. It's fine to push back if they are putting them where they should not, but there are much bigger facilities for other purposes all over the place and there was no organized campaign to fight them.

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  TheBallTeacher (@ballteacher_101) reported 18 minutes ago

  @LamarsThatGuy Ladies and gentlemen a delusional lamar meat rider who has no idea how to evalute qb play is yappin. Wht bout when lamar won mvp and didnt come close to any top 10 qb production. Wait until u figure out josh allen was throwing to amazon workers. Sit down

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  Jon Elder (@BlackLabelAdvsr) reported 19 minutes ago

  The key to running an Amazon business: - AB test everything including your hero image and A+ content. Yes, even your pricing. - Your advertising budget should increase every day and never go down. - Have a team of overseas employees managing all the mundane tasks. - Always be launching new products. Some will stick and others will fail. With a 25% success rate, this compounds quickly over a few years. Before you know it you have 100+ products on Amazon. - always be improving quality. I’m talking production quality, customer experience, and packaging. Basically never get lazy. - Invest in your media assets including video! With abundant AI tools, you have zero excuse. If your pictures and videos are not too 1% you are just lazy. If this is you, get to work. If you do each of these flawlessly, there is no reason you can’t be running a $10 million Amazon FBA based business within five short years. Now, I know this is a long time horizon for most but in reality it’s nothing! Once you get past year 1, everything becomes easier. Now get building and start printing!

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  Ahmed Mohy (@amohyzaki) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonEG @AmazonHelp 3rd pickup attempt FAILED — same false “customer rejected pickup” claim. I was home every time. Last return (different item) took 1 day, no issues. This is a pattern, not a glitch. Still no refund. Order #407-3536697-7133907

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  Om (@iamrealOhm) reported 25 minutes ago

  @KrisPatel99 It’s very slow. If it’s deployed in Amazon, it’s getting PIP next cycle.

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  Jamie Meola Saponaro✨ (@JamieSaponaro) reported 27 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I gave them out at a conference and received photos of not only the binding failure, but also print quality, page quality, and cover page color issues.