You have the option to not only return something for free and get it picked up at your convenience from your residence, or you can return it faster at a store, which is something that Amazon cannot compete with because Amazon does not have a physical location for which you can return your items. So, with this well, I would like to hear your opinion. Who do you shop through and why? Professor 42 out
Zara Lisbon
@ZLisbon · 5:00
But whether you're shopping at Walmart or Target, target might present itself to be the liberal option, but they're probably both owned by similar types of people anyway because of that. Walmart, as a kid hearing Walmart was Republicans, anti gay, anti abortion, all of this stuff, I've just never thought very highly of Walmart. I also didn't really know they were a leading brand in online shopping at the moment. I didn't know they were known for that
Zara Lisbon
@ZLisbon · 4:29
And unfortunately he makes it really easy for that. And I do wish I'm saying is I wish other companies would step up their game. Better customer service, better deliverable Reliance. Deliverability Reliance. But yeah, I will check out Ebay and I will check out Walmart to see if perhaps they're a more enjoyable and effective experience. Like you're saying about Walmart. If my only stigma against Walmart is that they're owned by evil Republicans, then that's no stigma at all
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Professor Z
@Professor42 · 4:42
The last point that I do want to hit on is with Ebay. Ebay used to initially be just for bidding, but if you look, say, for example, you look for something, let's say you want a cooking top or something like that, all you have to do is do the Buy It now option and then sort whichever your preferences. They have a lot of filters, like highest price point, lowest price point, most relevant to your search, things like that