Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for July 15, 2020

You have to remember, perks like this may be the straw that’ll break the company.

It began in the 1980s with QVC. Now it’s Amazon. Very easy to shop for things that you don’t need to try on or touch to make a decision. Yes, this will be the demise of a lot of retail as we know it. I still believe with clothing people need to try things on, feel the fabric, study the workmanship, etc. But who needs a retail store for a frying pan?

If the results in Alabama mean anything it means the Buttercup Virus is seeing a resurgence there, and it’s likely to spread fast.

Moderately careless, let your legs do the work when lifting.

For those of y’all who can’t seem to leave politics outside, if you must place blame for this thing then place it squarely on the Chinese communists and the WHO that ignored the warnings from Taiwan.

Actually, there’s a movement afoot to destroy the postal service as we know it, and they pretty much set fees for the industry. If that happens, you’ll start paying more in delivery than the items are worth.

If it is profitable, it will only increase not decrease. It’s the Money!