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Ordered 20+ groceries from Amazon on Prime Day. Today my order arrived with each item packaged separately.
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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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Okay, that all I can agree with. And I feel like there's a huge difference between buying items on Amazon, and buying groceries on Amazon. I find it really hard to justify the later, but I can still imagine some circumstances where it would be justified (e.g. someone with a disability who can't travel/carry groceries, and no other local store has viable delivery options).
It's a shame. I used to love Amazon. Back when they just sold books they were one of the sites that really highlighted just what the Internet could be. More than a place for entertainment, but a place to obtain things that were otherwise unavailable. Their transition from 'we sell books' to 'we sell everything and we'll actively destroy anything that might compete with us if we can' was terrible.
They managed to even screw up the cost of gas for me. I live in a small town that happened to be chosen by Amazon to be one of their major distribution centers. Our area is filled with their delivery trucks, and as a result the cost of gas is a full $0.20 USD more here than if I drive to the next town over.
Fuck Amazon. But I refuse to judge people who shop there as harshly. Judging them requires too many assumptions about their personal circumstances.