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  Twin (@BAEHELPTW1N) reported 9 minutes ago

  @iluvny4h @777niyanova Im sure it depends on which amazon. Never had a problem at the 2 i worked at.. and they offer a lot of overtime

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  George Reid (@_GeorgeReid_) reported 11 minutes ago

  If you had to diagnose your Amazon Ads right now — budget, structure, or the person running it — which one is the real problem?

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  David (@collector4179) reported 15 minutes ago

  @omgsidewalks That makes NO SENSE. Google would shut down as well as ALL Social Media. Beyonce and Jay-Z would stop making music. No Netflix,Hulu, Amazon or Spotify. All sports teams would shut down. Black players would knock at your door. You can tell them, "We have schools and healthcare."

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  Teksart (@TeksCreate) reported 16 minutes ago

  The AirTag 2 4‑Pack is listed at $85 on Amazon as of August 23, 2026. This price is lower than the previous listing of $99. The $85 price sets a new record low, surpassing the prior low by roughly $4. A separate listing for a single AirTag 2 shows a price of $24, down from $29. The AirTag 2 includes a second‑generation Ultra Wideband chip that extends Precision Finding range by up to 50% compared to the first generation.

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  Justin 🏴‍☠️ (@piratestocks100) reported 16 minutes ago

  @RationalBlonde @ErinEpley I’d bet anything that loopholes would be taken advantage of to fix that. They said the same with the Amazon fulfillment centers in Delaware but then oh, they paid about .05% of that because of zoning loopholes and it was pushed back on residents. People, don’t buy into this ******* garbage

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  Whitney (@Whitney__Arin) reported 17 minutes ago

  Amazon Prime is hands down the worst streaming service. Like, "thanks for subscribing, here is a list of movies you need a different subscription

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  President Elect Fifi 😊🗣️ (@Fifi_Borgia) reported 17 minutes ago

  @harryfisherEMTP I bought a £2 badge from Amazon saying I was exempt from wearing a mask. Worked a treat. Didn't even need that in the end, I faced down security guards and just said no.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 17 minutes ago

  @priyanshuK9946 @amazon @priyanshuK9946 Sorry to know about the issue with your order. Please be informed, orders are dispatched and delivered as per the given estimates. We'd like to inform that a possible estimate is shown on the product page. However, an estimated delivery date is confirmed while placing an order based on the shipping address, seller, delivery speed you may select and several other factors. We request you to wait until the revised estimates for your order to be delivered. Please don’t provide your order/account details as we consider them to be personal information. Our X page is visible to public. -Sindu

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  NancyH (@NancyH_60) reported 21 minutes ago

  These kitchen hacks just made me stop and think about how much time (and mess) we waste every week doing things the hard way. Watching this couple work together in that Tampa kitchen felt like sitting at my mama’s counter again. No fancy gadgets. Just two people who actually cook every day showing you the little moves that actually stick. The strainer trick they used? That’s the kind of thing that keeps flour from exploding all over your counters and your shirt. Simple. Cheap. Works every single time. Here’s one more my mama taught me that I still use 40 years later: When you’re boiling pasta, don’t dump all that starchy water down the drain. Save a cup. Stir a splash into your sauce at the very end. It thickens everything, helps the sauce cling to the noodles, and leftovers don’t turn into a watery mess the next day. That’s it. No extra products. No extra cost. Just using what’s already in the pot. The best kitchen advice never came from a $29.99 Amazon “must-have.” It came from people who cooked for a family every night and didn’t have time for extra dishes. What’s one old-school kitchen trick your mama or grandma used that you still do today? Drop it below — I’m collecting the ones that actually work.

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  ladytrucker 🇺🇸 🚚 (@qui_est_J_Galt) reported 22 minutes ago

  I received an oh so tempting invitation (lol) to apply for a job through Indeed. Blackbox Trucking, I'm going to have to decline. A couple issues gave me pause; you're quite new, you registered yourself to a fancy Kansas City, MO highrise, and the 3 trucks with 32 drivers hit wrong. I think the icing on the cake was your proud, capitalized declaration that you're FELONY FRIENDLY. Trucking and felonies don't really mix that great. I can't hold it against you that @amazon allows up to a 35% (!!!) driver OOS rate, but that's rather eye opening. Your DOT # is almost brand new (4237590), so it is clean thus far. If it still is in a year, I will apologize and delete this post.

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  AyeAye 📝 🐒 (@AyeAyeAsk) reported 23 minutes ago

  @thomasbsauer @JeffBezos I’d rather he STOP the H-1B hiring and crack down on Amazon delivery drivers. He could file lawsuits against the foundations his ex-wife donates to or lobby for some laws that give more rights and support to men.

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  The Value Engineer (@TheValuEngineer) reported 24 minutes ago

  @timoassi $242 billion in cash sounds like $GOOG is sitting on a war chest. It isn't. Google's free cash flow just went negative for the first time in company history, -$5.9 billion this quarter. That $242 billion is what's left after $44.9 billion in capex outran operating cash flow. It's not dry powder waiting to be deployed. It's the balance being drawn down to fund the AI buildout, alongside $98 billion in long term debt after Google borrowed $52 billion in new notes this year and raised $70 billion issuing stock in June. A company that essentially never borrowed money is now nine times more levered than it was 18 months ago. Here's the part that actually matters for the comparison. Both of these businesses are spending faster than they're generating cash right now. $AMZN. AWS grew 37%, its fastest since 2021. Trailing 12 month free cash flow is negative $7.6 billion, funding $169 billion in trailing capex, up 64% year over year. $GOOGL. Cloud grew 82%, the more explosive acceleration of the two. Quarterly free cash flow negative $5.9 billion, funding $44.9 billion in a single quarter, full year guidance raised to $195-205 billion. Neither company is choosing between growth and cash discipline right now. Both chose growth. The question isn't which one has more cash today. It's which backlog converts into durable, high-margin revenue first. Google's cloud backlog sits at $514 billion, over half converting within 24 months. AWS runs at a $169 billion annualized rate already, the more mature, higher margin business today. Cloud growth rate favors Google. Operating maturity and margin favor Amazon. I own both and I'm not choosing. I'm watching which backlog turns into cash flow faster over the next four quarters.

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  Capt FAFO (@trumpsmyman) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Real_Ames @amazon may want to consider the demographics they are hiring for delivery. Maybe a little deeper digging into anger issues. I've talked to many drivers of all demographics and they were all cool but if this dude did this to me on my property he would be packaged in black.

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  RÈBELs RÄÎDÈRs (@Rebels_Raiders) reported 28 minutes ago

  What I want from GWOT history now is someone sitting down with the colonels and generals and making them explain specific decisions. We have an enormous amount of what I’d call working-class and middle-management history: enlisted guys, NCOs, junior officers, company commanders, etc. And that’s valuable. But then somebody says, “Our colonel wouldn’t let us run more M2s/M203s,” or “He kept sending us on this mission even after guys were getting killed,” or “Higher refused X because they didn’t want the war fought that way.” Okay. Let’s find the colonel (or whatever). Put him on a microphone. “Did you make that decision?” “Why?” “What information did you have?” “What constraints were you experiencing?” “Who above you was involved?” “What did you think the enemy was doing?” “What tradeoff did you believe you were making?” Because right now, a huge amount of GWOT history is basically the people executing decisions explaining what happened while the people who actually MADE the decisions either never speak or give us 90 minutes of polished corporate leadership language. I want the uncomfortable, specific after-action interview. Not “leadership is about taking care of soldiers” or some derivative crap designed to sell books on Amazon. I want details, I want the question asked: Why did you do that specific thing?

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  Michel D (@Mjdemo27) reported 33 minutes ago

  @SimonsFinalBoss I commend those doing it but as someone who’s last physical game was Far Cry 6 because there was an error off Amazon the whole disc/digital problem didn’t affect me much. I buy so few games