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Chief Roundup · Yesterday, 10:27 AM

It is the offseason. I am just curious what everyone is wanting or getting from Amazon since today and tomorrow are Prime Days where members get an extra discount.

**Smed1065** · Yesterday, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by TribalElder

their blink cameras are discounted big time

these are dirt cheap https://www.amazon.com/Blink-Mini-Pa.../dp/B09N6YCT3Y

Would have tried but already have 2 other brands in the house cause dad is 89 and well. Better safe than sorry.

Chief Roundup · Today, 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Hog Rider

So Prime day is a day for shopping. I had no idea.
Y'all get excited about shopping. You make my wife proud.
Carry on shoppers.

I guess you don't like to save an extra 25% to 70% off items that you were already going to purchase.

PAChiefsGuy · Today, 09:00 AM

I got Yeti with a straw and Jocko Hydrate sports drink case. That's it

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Amazon Prime Day ‘major cause of injuries’ for workers, Senate finds

Amazon’s warehouses are especially dangerous for workers during the company’s annual Prime Day event, as well as the holiday season, according to an investigation by the US Senate.

Prime Day, held on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, is “a major cause of injuries for the warehouse workers who make it possible,” said a report by the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, published Monday, noting “the extremely unsafe conditions in Amazon warehouses” during the two peak periods. The report called on the company to do more to protect warehouse workers.

During its ongoing investigation, the committee, chaired by Sen. Bernie Sanders, found that Prime Day and the holiday season at Amazon (AMZN) are characterized by an “extremely high volume” of work and “intense pressure to work long hours and ignore safety guidelines.”

The report makes public, for the first time, the company’s internal data on warehouse injury rates. The data shows that during Prime Day 2019 the rate of “recordable” injuries — those Amazon is required to disclose to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration — exceeded 10 per 100 workers, more than double the average in the US warehousing and storage industry.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/17/tech/...ate/index.html

Woogieman · Today, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Hog Rider

So Prime day is a day for shopping. I had no idea.
Y'all get excited about shopping. You make my wife proud.
Carry on shoppers.

Not "shoppers" man, "buyers"....BUYERS!

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