>Amazon barely makes any profit, you may have heard. Um... no. Accounting and tax wise, sure. But reality, no. If you dividend out all your "profit" before qua

>Amazon barely makes any profit, you may have heard. Um... no. Accounting and tax wise, sure. But reality, no. If you dividend out all your "profit" before quarterlies to exec wages, you didn't make a profit. Amazon invested all profits into expansion. Thus, no profit. But they do make "a profit". These are the simple methods of not paying taxes. Tax dodging. It's a brand new thing. No one has ever done it before, let me tell ya'. There are better loopholes out there. I'd use the technical terms, but you're also under the illusion that Amazon is a non-profit. Might as well not bother. >Considering how many blind spots their warehouses He collapsed on camera. That's the opposite of a blind spot. > the most perfectly humane company could easily have. Misplaced item viewed on camera, 2 minute response time. Collapse on camera, 20+ minute response time. If they responded in the same amount of time as the item mistake, he literally could have survived the heart attack.