The qquestion is who has the better logistics. And I'm confident in assuming Wal-Mart does.People and investors wrote off Walmart as a brick and mortar body to be placed in the grave by Amazon. They were wrong. While Amazon has massive scale, so to does Walmart. And Walmart, is I believe the largest overall purchaser in the world. They began the online sales experiment when they bought Jet a while back and while that itself wasn't a homerun it gave them the infrastructure and experience to crank up the online game. Amazon is a behemoth, but so is Walmart.
couple that with amazon being 95% scam garbage items (not that target/walmart isn't), you get people looking for alternatives
Amazon is learning/about to learn what every great monopoly learned. Once you gain monopoly power/market influence you start ignoring what got you there because... fuck I'm a monopoly. Amazon products and their service is heading downward and every competitor despises them.I kind of hate ordering off Amazon now. A lot of the reviews are fake so I go straight to the bad ones to look for common problems or if the users just seem stupid. I see a lot of the bad reviews stating that they receive a different brand of the product or it's not the same as pictured. Letting people sell stuff through your site and direct ship to customers is a good way to get a bad rep.
The qquestion is who has the better logistics. And I'm confident in assuming Wal-Mart does.
Amazon has grown well. But Wal-Mart has twenty years. Amazon might be next. Next isn't yet.
They might not be, also. There are problems with catalogue shopping. And that's what Amazon offers. It's a good complement to brick and mortar. Remains to be seen if it's a good substitute. Might could.
JC Penney has been no one's competition for a long time.A century from now we are gonna find out Bezos paid China to create Coronachan to kill all his competition.
What is the situation with testing right now? I was under the impression that tests were pretty plentiful and I've heard in cities people can just make an appointment at a lab and get a test on demand if they're willing to pay for it but we have some relatives coming to visit and wanted them to get tested and apparently the situation in Montana is that you can't get tested unless they really think you might have it. Is that the case in other areas?
Around here most Care Now type of private clinics offer testing without an appointment. There's one by my house that does it in 10 mins for $50 and tests for antibodies. I'm sure anyone that took the time to make a few phone calls could get it done for free. The only reason we don't see 100% tested numbers in my area is because no one is sick or thinks they need to get it done. If I go visit my dad this summer I'll go get an antibodies test just to be sure.What is the situation with testing right now? I was under the impression that tests were pretty plentiful and I've heard in cities people can just make an appointment at a lab and get a test on demand if they're willing to pay for it but we have some relatives coming to visit and wanted them to get tested and apparently the situation in Montana is that you can't get tested unless they really think you might have it. Is that the case in other areas?
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