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And also Rachel Wolf who writes for our retail briefing, pointing out that it can take hours for Amazon to email receipts to shoppers after their visit, which may not seem like a big deal for some folks, but she says it isn't ideal for budget conscious shoppers who are counting every penny. That's what we've got time for for the story of the week. We'll move now to the debate of the week.

Jackie is crunching those emails on the mountain, don't worry. Marcus Johnson:. Ah, very nice. Sure she is. Thanks, V. That makes a lot of sense. Very good, Rahul, especially for a last bit scramble. Ross. Ross Benes:. So, depending on when people listen to this episode, it may be around the time of St. Patrick's Day.

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Well, Evelyn's made a great case, but if I have to argue this point because she got to the will position before I did in the email, I think the best way to think about this is that it's going to be Facebook in 2025 and the reason is not so much because of the feed, but because of features like Marketplace groups.

And we thought for long, long periods of time about how, ooh, on the internet you can copy and remix and do whatever you want; and that was all true, but it's a lot less true when a lot of the information that you want is behind a registration wall that you have to surrender your email address and your credit card and it's going to, I think, continue to get less free and open as we move through the third

They were sort of like, "We would've all laid you all off at the same time, but some people forgot to send some emails by the deadlines.". But I think in terms of whether this portends major problems for either tech or retail generally, I'm a little bit less worried about those sectors overall.

It speaks a lot to the kind of what's described as theater of work, how many meetings that are conducted when there could just be in exchange of emails, things like that. So TLDR, let's have a four-day work week everybody. Marcus Johnson:. I'm with you. Max Willens:. Let's do it. Marcus Johnson:. To hell with this five day nonsense. I'm sick of it. Stephanie Taglianetti:. Agreed. Marcus Johnson:.

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