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    The document discusses various user comments on a YouTube video about Amazon. Some key points from the comments include: - One user notes that Amazon's data collection on employees seems aimed at eventually replacing all humans with robots in their warehouses and delivery drivers with self-driving vehicles. - Another user says Amazon has improved their life by providing reminders to take medication and by allowing them to self-publish books and receive payments, unlike with other publishers. - A third comment praises the journalism of the YouTube video interview and says they still love Amazon.

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    The document discusses various user comments on a YouTube video about Amazon. Some key points from the comments include: - One user notes that Amazon's data collection on employees seems aimed at eventually replacing all humans with robots in their warehouses and delivery drivers with self-driving vehicles. - Another user says Amazon has improved their life by providing reminders to take medication and by allowing them to self-publish books and receive payments, unlike with other publishers. - A third comment praises the journalism of the YouTube video interview and says they still love Amazon.

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    Monica Rilveria
    The document discusses various user comments on a YouTube video about Amazon. Some key points from the comments include: - One user notes that Amazon's data collection on employees seems aimed at eventually replacing all humans with robots in their warehouses and delivery drivers with self-driving vehicles. - Another user says Amazon has improved their life by providing reminders to take medication and by allowing them to self-publish books and receive payments, unlike with other publishers. - A third comment praises the journalism of the YouTube video interview and says they still love Amazon.

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    ent job; well done!

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    Pam Flowers

    Pam Flowers

    6 months ago

    It seems to me that with all their data collection on employee performance, the objective is to replace
    humans 100% with robots at their fulfillment centers and ultimately replace their delivery contactors
    with self-driving vehicles.

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    SnowyOwl2000

    SnowyOwl2000

    2 months ago

    These people who say Amazon is too big should be pushing the company to treat their staff as well as
    they do the customers. For me, Amazon's improved my life. I need reminding to take my meds and had
    the choice of buying an item that does that one task for £80 or an echo dot for £25 with the bonus of
    asking what day it is. I also self-published a couple of books, won't say who with but the author's price
    with postage made it cheaper to get them from Amazon. I bought 10 books and know other people
    bought them but received zero royalties. Now I'm publishing through Amazon I have received payments.
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    Breona Merrell

    Breona Merrell

    9 months ago

    Very good journalism! I I enjoyed the interview and stayed engaged the entire time. I still love Amazon
    ❤️

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    Jeff

    Jeff

    3 months ago

    Clearly the guy is a brilliant businessman

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    Logan B.

    Logan B.

    1 year ago (edited)

    The fact that the very last words spoken in this video is "this video is also available on Amazon prime
    video" says everything that needs to be said...

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    Cristofer Choucoutou

    Cristofer Choucoutou

    8 months ago

    I love how the amazon emplyees either quote the same lines or just dodge the questions.

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    Allen Culbertson

    Allen Culbertson

    5 months ago (edited)


    God bless Jeff Bezos 🙏

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    Jon Wolynies

    Jon Wolynies

    9 months ago

    My preference is always to go to a physical store- I love brick and mortar book stores for the
    environment to browse and discover new things, read a few pages, etc. Same with clothing- try it on,
    view in a mirror, discover how it fits. Shoes, the same. Also camping gear like backpacks. Fit and comfort
    are essential and I do appreciate decent customer service, which seems to be ever dwindling. The
    convenience of ordering online is good, but it lacks the social aspect of being amongst other humans
    and getting out of the house. Those are the intangibles that Amazon can’t replace.

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