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  Cam (@man_like_cam) reported 4 minutes ago

  If I were Omar Berrada and I’d just signed the most lucrative contract for an Amazon documentary, I would simply keep my head down rather than banning half of the clubs season ticket holders.

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  1:11 (@souledsonnet) reported 6 minutes ago

  Anytime my daughter wants something from Amazon, she slaps her phone down on the table in front of me, Amazon cart pulled up, & walks off without a word, like 'Buy this, **** *****.' Lmaoooo.

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  Oscar Diedrichs (@oscardiedrichs) reported 6 minutes ago

  @solrenette Before social media, there were so many sites that people created to address various things. People came together and did stuff. Now we are stuck in social media "hell". Information gets out mostly, but it goes around and then it's forgotten or buried. New things come daily. I would want to create a site honoring the victims, not only in my country of Sweden, not only in France but all of Europe. There are other things I want to do, but everything comes down to networking and not trying to do stuff alone. I've done that and it consumed me. I guess what I'm saying is that I feel people need to create an organisation and network an consolidate information. A good example is actually IMDB. In the beginning it started as an email chain then moved onto Newsgroups before it became a site. People sharing info. The saddest thing was when it was turned over to Amazon. Giving also an example of how it can be misused. But I think it's the way to go and that it's needed.

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  Monday-Monday (@MondayMonday_2_) reported 12 minutes ago

  @iAnonPatriot Stop using phones, computers, shopping carts, Amazon, and another hundred things you can’t use anymore! Black man tears down and doesn’t build up

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  VIPdatenite'2Factor (@Buckldbuttercup) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Grockhaus @potuzhnishyy My butt has serious issues. Generally it orders expensive cookware and face wash from Amazon.

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  Abhinandan jain (@Abhinandan79021) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp This does not have the relavant options for me to resolve my issue.

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  Timothy Bird (@timothybird186) reported 14 minutes ago

  @PrimeVideo @AAGDhillon I don't have these problems with any other streaming service! Just Amazon 💩 video.

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  ಚೇತನ್/Chethan (@chethanshivram) reported 15 minutes ago

  Day 22 of daily followups with @AmazonAE @amazon @AmazonHelp and complete silence. Order #404-4197772-3659503 returned weeks ago, but zero accountability or urgency. Holding customer funds for almost a month is not customer obsession—it’s terrible service.

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  Rajat (@rajatshah2006) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Last update on delivery tracking is 18 July since then no update ..i want to know what happening on ground if we just do time pass on social media but issues are not getting resolved then it is of no use ...

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  nullcrewai (@nullcrewai) reported 27 minutes ago

  1.4 million people trust a doctor who has never existed for a single day. His name is John Valentine. White coat, framed diplomas, blue gloves, 231 posts about liver cleanses and "watch what happens to your skin." He's not real. Not a real face, not a real license, not a real patient. Here's the machine behind him: → An AI-generated avatar built specifically to read as medical authority — coat, credentials, clinical backdrop 
→ Every post is a funnel: health advice on screen, an Amazon affiliate link in the bio 
→ The hook is always insecurity — weight, aging skin, a husband who "said she was unfuckable" 
→ The only reason it works: a white coat still buys more trust than any influencer alive Somebody built the face with AI tools. Somebody else built a business on top of borrowed trust in real doctors. The problem was never that it's AI. The problem is 1.4M people are taking medical advice from something that was never licensed to give it. Follow if you think this needs a name before it needs a law.

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  Cresel App (@usecresel) reported 30 minutes ago

  Meanwhile, if person wan watch film, e go Netflix. If e wan buy physical product, e go Amazon. If e need app, app stores full everywhere. But if person wan discover quality digital products wey Africans create... where e go go? Nowhere. Na that be the real problem.

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  Chiefs Big Yeti (@BigYeti1989) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Thechat101 ESPN keeps giving me more and more reasons not to watch them anymore. SAS has become insufferable and RC was at least still holding it down. Now who’s left over there worth watching?🤔 Not much! Other platforms like Amazon, Apple and Netflix this your chance to move more and more into the sports broadcasting space! People tired of ESPN.

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  𝕮𝖔𝖒𝖆 (@ComaBurgh) reported 35 minutes ago

  @NHiggins1 @TheGhostOfHope Oh look another delusional console player. Hate to tell you bud but console has more of a cheating issue right now. Apex last month banned more console players than PC by farrrrr. Cuz all you mfs need AI aimbots and devices that sell thousands on amazon monthly.

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  Bridge Capital (@Bridge_infinity) reported 35 minutes ago

  Pork May Be the Most Overlooked Value Opportunity in This AI Bubble The capital markets of 2026 are unfolding like an absurd drama. On one side, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta are expected to spend a combined $725 billion in capital expenditures, almost entirely directed toward AI infrastructure and hyperscale data centers. The S&P 500’s total market capitalization is approaching $70 trillion, while the question of whether “AI megacaps are in a bubble” has become Wall Street’s most divisive debate. On the other side, China’s live hog prices have fallen to around RMB 10.27–10.50 per kilogram, the lowest level in nearly fourteen years. Pig farmers are losing roughly RMB 200–300 per hog, with many suffering even deeper losses. MuYuan Foods, China’s largest hog producer, reported a RMB 1.2 billion net loss in the first quarter alone. One sector is flooded with capital, fueled by euphoric narratives and endless optimism. The other has been abandoned almost entirely, dismissed as an obsolete industry with little future. Yet history repeatedly demonstrates that when capital crowds into a single narrative, the assets everyone has forgotten—but whose fundamentals remain governed by highly predictable cycles—often become the next great value opportunity. This report argues a simple but controversial thesis: As the global AI and technology boom increasingly exhibits bubble-like characteristics, China’s pork industry—including hog producers and the broader livestock supply chain—may represent one of the most attractive risk-reward opportunities available today. I. Hog Prices Have Reached Historic Lows Let’s begin with the data. As of early July 2026, China’s benchmark live hog price has stabilized around RMB 10.27–10.50/kg, nearly half of its 2024 peak and more than 76% below the all-time high of RMB 40.38/kg reached in November 2019. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, average prices briefly fell to RMB 10.68/kg during late March, with some provinces seeing prices below RMB 5 per jin (roughly RMB 10/kg). Hainan recorded the country’s lowest quotations. The losses have become industry-wide. Based on a typical market weight of roughly 120 kg per hog, the total production cost averages around RMB 1,639, while market revenue is only about RMB 1,280, implying losses approaching RMB 360 per animal. In regions where prices dropped below RMB 5 per jin, losses exceeded RMB 500 per hog. Average full production costs remain close to RMB 12/kg, leaving producers underwater for months. Meanwhile, China’s hog-to-corn price ratio has fallen to 4.37, well below the government’s intervention threshold of 6:1. This is not an isolated problem affecting one segment of the industry. The entire supply chain—from breeding sows and piglets to finishing farms and slaughterhouses—is operating under significant financial stress. Perhaps even more important is the timing of the cycle itself. The current downturn began after the late-2022 peak and has now lasted roughly 49 months, exceeding the historical average hog cycle of 36–48 months. Purely from a cyclical perspective, the probability of approaching an inflection point is increasing rather than decreasing. Supply-side adjustment is also gradually emerging. China’s breeding sow inventory has declined from its 2021 peak of 45.64 million head to 39.61 million at the end of 2025, then further to 39.04 million by the end of Q1 2026. Another 1.32% monthly decline occurred in May, representing the sharpest reduction this year. Major producers have begun actively reducing capacity. New Hope has lowered breeding sow inventory below 750,000 head while suspending expansion plans. Wens Foodstuff and other leading producers are likewise eliminating inefficient production capacity. Meanwhile, July has already witnessed encouraging early signals.

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  Ramkishan choudhary (@RKKataniya) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Chetankrishna No solution till now Order number 40560177340182704 I ordered American eagle men casual pant from Amazon but I have a size issue so I want to return my order . Please help in returning my order.