> they won't be able to replace Plaid Pantry and 7-Eleven anytime soon in Oregon, unless they can sell tobacco, booze, lottery tickets, Hop cards, hot food, or

> they won't be able to replace Plaid Pantry and 7-Eleven anytime soon in Oregon, unless they can sell tobacco, booze, lottery tickets, Hop cards, hot food, or any of those other things that the law requires a live human employee behind the counter to vend. I've been to a regular grocery store that had a store-within-a-store that sold alcohol. That seems like a reasonable solution if Amazon wanted to sell tobacco, booze, lottery tickets or hop cards. All of those products are high margin, low shelf space requirements and are shelf stable.