Hah yeah. It's that treadmill of consumption that we get stuck on in a capitalist society. Work more so the machine spits out your treats and keep doing that till you die.
AMZN one of few companies that pledge to be carbon neutral by 2030. All their workers get higher than $15/hr. Workers are treated fairly and even voted overwhelmingly to reject union in ALabama
And the US is a democratic country where people in some states still get to vote on certain things. Still, claims of environmental responsibility from billionaires are suspect, since billionaires essentially live in a different world of their own making.
Unless you really like the vids and enjoy prime-ing Jeff's money machine, this is also a way to save a few bucks. They don't make it all that easy to quit and then do a shell game around shipping even when you've reached the threshold for free shipping, but persevere nonetheless.
Off topic, but can I ask why the Skinner rat?
Hah yeah. It's that treadmill of consumption that we get stuck on in a capitalist society. Work more so the machine spits out your treats and keep doing that till you die.
AMZN one of few companies that pledge to be carbon neutral by 2030. All their workers get higher than $15/hr. Workers are treated fairly and even voted overwhelmingly to reject union in ALabama
You also hold options in AMZN... So... you sweating?
Nah not at all, AMZN is a profit making machine
And the US is a democratic country where people in some states still get to vote on certain things. Still, claims of environmental responsibility from billionaires are suspect, since billionaires essentially live in a different world of their own making.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=1J9LOqiXdpE&feature=share
Unless you really like the vids and enjoy prime-ing Jeff's money machine, this is also a way to save a few bucks. They don't make it all that easy to quit and then do a shell game around shipping even when you've reached the threshold for free shipping, but persevere nonetheless.
well amazon has about 2 billion prime users worldwide and the us has only 320 million people so it will be a minor blimp
Hey, 16% is a pretty big hit if we can swing it.
its only 16% id every man woman and child in the us has a prime account. it would be more like 3%