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> As for the resiliency, I can't get help, but to chuckle, in 2008 tons of big businesses were begging for a bailout. This time around BA and few other big play
by d1zzy 6y ago
> As for the resiliency, I can't get help, but to chuckle, in 2008 tons of big businesses were begging for a bailout. This time around BA and few other big players are not above asking for the same. How resilient are they really?
So to me that sounds like even more reason to like Amazon, if they survive this without any government bailout money. Because, like you pointed out, other business do not so let's all praise Amazon for being able to do so, right?
- A4ET8a8uTh0 6y agoI think you misunderstand my argument. I have zero issues giving Amazon credit, where credit is due. It is as big as it is, because it got a whole lot of things right from customer perspective. Compared to even to say BestBuy today, it is still probably best experience I had online. That, however, does not mean that they cannot get so big that I would not want their power limited. So to answer your question: sure.