Yeah, like: > Most people then figured that the users had multiple deliveries which is I guess a possibility. Possibility? That's the default. Whenever I'm in

Yeah, like: > Most people then figured that the users had multiple deliveries which is I guess a possibility. Possibility? That's the default. Whenever I'm in China I have 5+ pending orders from Taobao at any given time. From a single battery to reels of components or $500 equipment. Pretty much always from independent distributors, often in the same city or the other 10+ million people city next doors. Often you get delivery two-three times a day with all handwritten slips and boxes of all sizes wrapped in layers and layers of tape. Whenever I go home late at night you pass the local shipping centers having spread their packages all over the sidewalk and close to my hotel there usually a few guys sorting packages in a small van and a couple of electric motorcycles. Sure, the numbers might be inflated, but the article does the classic mistake of trying to understand China with a western mindset.