[SamAdams76]

In my community, you see the FedEx and brown UPS vans constantly and on trash day, you see empty Amazon boxes piled sky high.

For better or worse, the pandemic has caused people to shift their shopping habits online and I don't see that changing.

[dp0622]

I dont either and I’m embarrassed to say how much i spend on amazon.

2 days and it’s here.

The times I didn’t get something I Got no argument and my account was credited almost instantly.

But I’m buying brands of all kinds of things...though now amazon has its own products.

i dunno

[PAR35]

In my community, you see the FedEx and brown UPS vans constantly and on trash day, you see empty Amazon boxes piled sky high.

Around here, Amazon does its own deliveries. The Prime delivery trucks are grayish and have a big Amazon Prime logo. The non-Prime deliveries are white and have no signage. Then, of course, there are the pickup locations for those who want to avoid the porch pirates - generally 7/11s or Whole Food.

[lee martell]

Yes, the pandemic has inspired changes in shopping habits for many. Long before that, many shopping malls already were becoming unsafe places to be, due to invasions of Hood Rats swarming in to distract, threaten and to steal.

Just a few weeks ago, there was a 50 y/o male cashier in a Macys who was beaten down to the floor by some black kid who said the cashier called him a name. Of course, he was lying.
The assaulter was filmed by his brother, an ‘up and coming Rapper’ who did nothing to stop the beatdown.