Looks like I’m spoiled for choice. Temu has exactly the same for 11.29. Not that I’d be purchasing from either place; it’s just another example of Amazon’s enshittification.
Looks like I’m spoiled for choice. Temu has exactly the same for 11.29. Not that I’d be purchasing from either place; it’s just another example of Amazon’s enshittification.
So what you are saying is you found the items somewhere else but you are not willing to pay the price it takes to pay without literal exploitation of everything? So in the end you just don’t care about the consequences because our prince deserved cheap gym equipment.
People make me sick.
Huh? Do you think workers are not exploited at physical stores? Do you think most of the stuff isn’t made identically and then rebranded differently for Amazon or for other stores?
Do you think workers at your typical physical store face the same level exploitation as packaging employees at amazon? Then look for a different store. But its just one example, again Amazon uses every bad practice in the book.
Two things can be true at the same time.
No, I’m saying that I bought some stuff then changed my ways. I didn’t look elsewhere previously. I am looking elsewhere now, and I will not give Amazon money. I was highlighting the problem that tons of people run into - shit is still cheaper at Amazon even if it is much more expensive than it was 2 years ago.
Countless governments subsidize amazon one way or the other by letting them employ people for less money they consider enough to survive so they get paid welfare money from said governments. But its not only that, of course no one can compete. But it only stops when people stop buying their shit or start electing people that regulate those topics. One way or the other, people need to start thinking about what they are doing and how it impacts the world we live in. Everyone is always making it something’s or someone else’s fault that they act the way they do