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In short: because they don’t want to become Toys “R” Us.
by plumeria 11mo ago
In short: because they don’t want to become Toys “R” Us.
- Onavo 11mo agoTrue, but it's not really existential for them given that most of their profits are actually from AWS. The grocery and dropshipping business has thin margins.
- MBCook 11mo agoPrivate equity was a huge part of why Toys “R” Us died. More on topic, my personal suspicion would be that AIs get a lot of stuff wrong, unsurprisingly, and so these orders end up with a higher percentages of returns or people claiming they didn’t buy them or other customer service issues.