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A very urban take. Here where I am in a semi-rural place, there are no specialty shops. At least beyond tea and furniture. So if Walmart doesn't carry the produ
by iteria 3y ago
A very urban take. Here where I am in a semi-rural place, there are no specialty shops. At least beyond tea and furniture. So if Walmart doesn't carry the products my child needs in order to bath and not have her skin split open and bleed, what should I do? When I was injured after the birth of my kid and couldn't drive, I guess my kid should have starved rather than have amazon deliver a monthly supply of formula. I definitely couldn't drive and covid make support difficult.
Maybe I'm just weird and and specific, but I've found that often Amazon is the only place to get specialty items. Walmart and gang killed a lot of businesses and what's left often only sell via Amazon. Mail order has been the name of the game in rural areas forever. I don't agree with what's happening in the article, but realistically I'm going to keep ordering my high quality supplements that keep the brain fog from covid away and other stuff.
- lnxg33k1 3y agoI think you're right, I apologise for my superficial take. But it is also not right to justify everything with a exception take, the volume of business of amazon cannot be made of people far away from everything in rural areas, I think there is people who don't have access to shops, but I don't think it's the majority Also there must be other ecommerces around that dont exist the same way amazon exist and serve rural areas?