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John McClane 01-23-20

And evil is just a word, ya'll. Sounds like ya'll need to reprogram your emotional reaction to it.

[quote=John McClane]And evil is just a word, ya'll. Sounds like ya'll need to reprogram your emotional reaction to it. ;D[/quote]

John McClane 01-23-20

Originally Posted by Sedai

Originally Posted by John McClane

Amazon pushes itself as being customer obsessed.

That, in and of itself, is evil.

Ok, now I will shut up.

Every business is focused on their customers - that's the very definition of business.

Customer obsessed is a lot different, though. It's the idea that everything and every decision is made to service the customer better/faster/etc. And no, not all businesses are customer obsessed.

Customer obsession means all practical decisions (i.e. how much they pollute, etc.) take a back seat to whether or not it is improving the customer experience. Amazon is basically a crack dealer.

[quote=John McClane][quote=Sedai][quote=John McClane]Amazon pushes itself as being customer obsessed.

That, in and of itself, is evil.

Ok, now I will shut up. :lol:[/quote]

Every business is focused on their customers - that's the very definition of business.[/quote]Customer obsessed is a lot different, though. It's the idea that everything and every decision is made to service the customer better/faster/etc. And no, not all businesses are customer obsessed.

Customer obsession means all practical decisions (i.e. how much they pollute, etc.) take a back seat to whether or not it is improving the customer experience. Amazon is basically a crack dealer.[/quote]

Yoda 01-23-20

Any word that describes both delivering stuff to your door and Pol Pot is, perhaps, a little too broad to be useful.

[quote=Yoda]Any word that describes both delivering stuff to your door and Pol Pot is, perhaps, a little too broad to be useful.[/quote]

Sedai 01-23-20

Originally Posted by John McClane

Amazon pushes itself as being customer obsessed.

That, in and of itself, is evil.

Ok, now I will shut up.

Every business is focused on their customers - that's the very definition of business. Good businesses are also focused on taking care of their employees, which Amazon has come under fire for from time to time. Still, not seeing how any of this is evil, when considering the definition of the word.

[quote=Sedai][quote=John McClane]Amazon pushes itself as being customer obsessed.

That, in and of itself, is evil.

Ok, now I will shut up. :lol:[/quote]

Every business is focused on their customers - that's the very definition of business. Good businesses are also focused on taking care of their employees, which Amazon has come under fire for from time to time. Still, not seeing how any of this is evil, when considering the definition of the word.[/quote]

John McClane 01-23-20

Oh man, don't even get me started about the boxes that are three times bigger than necessary.

[quote=John McClane]Oh man, don't even get me started about the boxes that are three times bigger than necessary. :rotfl:[/quote]

doubledenim 01-23-20

Amazon and Walmart mail-orders supply all my packaging needs.

I'm tempted to return items that arrive without packaged air.

[quote=doubledenim][font=century Gothic]Amazon and Walmart mail-orders supply all my packaging needs.

I'm tempted to return items that arrive without packaged air. [/font][/quote]

John McClane 01-23-20

I'm the dude who parks in BF Egpyt and hits three or more stores without ever moving the car, and if I buy anything I will take it back to the car before I go to the next store. Planned transportation.

[quote=John McClane]I'm the dude who parks in BF Egpyt and hits three or more stores without ever moving the car, and if I buy anything I will take it back to the car before I go to the next store. Planned transportation. :D[/quote]

Austruck 01-23-20

Apologies if your shouts did not convince me. My own Amazon shopping habits have saved me many, many trips out in the car.

Clearly you're just not doing it right.

[quote=Austruck]Apologies if your shouts did not convince me. My own Amazon shopping habits have saved me many, many trips out in the car. 

Clearly you're just not doing it right. :D[/quote]

John McClane 01-22-20

Amazon pushes itself as being customer obsessed.

That, in and of itself, is evil.

Ok, now I will shut up.

[quote=John McClane]Amazon pushes itself as being customer obsessed.

That, in and of itself, is evil.

Ok, now I will shut up. :lol:[/quote]

John McClane 01-22-20

So my argument, essentially, is that Amazon has disrupted our economy by introducing a pollution heavy service. Its services haven�t detracted from our CO2 emissions.

It wasn�t until just a couple years ago, and after immense pressure, that they committed to being carbon neutral. And that�s not going to happen until like 2040 something!

And that�s because their supply chain and service has grown so massive and wasteful that it will take decades to fix it.

[quote=John McClane]So my argument, essentially, is that Amazon has disrupted our economy by introducing a pollution heavy service. Its services haven�t detracted from our CO2 emissions.

It wasn�t until just a couple years ago, and after immense pressure, that they committed to being carbon neutral. And that�s not going to happen until like 2040 something!

And that�s because their supply chain and service has grown so massive and wasteful that it will take decades to fix it.[/quote]

John McClane 01-22-20

Shout bump

[quote=John McClane]Shout bump[/quote]

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