The Tom Woods Show, episode 951.

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. Short little episode today, I am thinking. It's on Amazon.

And it's just a response to an article somebody sent me called Why I'm Never Signing Up for Amazon Prime.

You think, why do I care why somebody's going to sign up for Amazon Prime or not?

What difference does that make?

Well, it doesn't really make a difference, the one person, but the arguments that are raised about

Amazon, I think are not that strong. And I just found it interesting that I had to, I searched around

and people think they're really cheeky if they write an article in defense of Amazon, because

everyone just assumes that Amazon must be evil. And I'm

trying to figure out why Amazon is evil. And the main reason seems to be that it satisfies an

awful lot of people and allows a lot of people to save money. I can't really see, I see a couple

things about Amazon employees, but those are almost always mentioned as an

afterthought. Really, it's that Amazon's just too darn good. It's so weird that we've gotten to

that point. And you'll see that in this article by a guy named Vlad Sevov. I'll link to it at

tomwoods.com slash 951.1 and uh well let me start off first of all the whole

context of this is that amazon as you may know has something called prime day what day prime day

prime day is when if you're a member of Amazon Prime, you have a subscription to it,

you get access to all kinds of crazy deals. And this particular writer is giving us reasons that

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