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15k orders over 20 years is on average 2 per day or 750 per year. Is that a typo?

• marban 5y ago
  No, it's correct.
  • Aachen 5y ago
    Privately or as a business? If privately, I'm very curious what kind of things you order. Even if I'd replace all my store visits (grocery store, hardware store, electronics store are the main ones) with online orders, I'd probably still not oder more than once every five days (or maybe once every 10 days during covid, now that I go to the grocery store less often). Or are you talking individual items, like you buy groceries from Amazon and every item is a separate order because they all ship from different sellers?
    • marban 5y ago
      90% private, 10% business. Literally anything from iPhones to a single duct tape. Food only for shelf-stable stuff since I live next to a grocery store.
      • goodpoint 5y ago
        It still does not explain the amount of orders, by far.
        • numpad0 5y ago
          > Literally anything from iPhones to a single duct tape. I think this explains it. Cheapest ducktape on Amazon is like $3.48 with free shipping for Prime users. Ordering one such tape every other day only costs $52.20. At some point you stop caring how much externalities it might be causing by clicking "Order Now" in Tuesday 3:40 AM just for a single M4x20 screw you forgot to add earlier in the day.