INSIDE THE AMAZON FRESH UK STORE- No Tills? Just Walk out!!

This morning I went to THE first Amazon Fresh store outside of the US, here in London at Ealing Broadway. Today I show you the whole experience at the no-till store, so strange! One day I'll get to use a smart kart, but the UK store is all about 'JUST WALK OUT'!! Are you planning on taking a trip there?
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[@HannahRicketts]

So I finally got my Amazon receipt through about 5 hours after I left the shop. It was 100% correct and charged fine! (Thankfully!) 👍🧾 PLEASE think before posting abusive and threatening comments, you will be blocked and reported.

[@sophh1585]

Just finished watching and was wondering if you'd got it! Did it feel like you were shop lifting? I would feel like that I think lol. Great vlog, looked like a really good store for cities and commuters, say in stations or airports. I was also wondering how do they stop underage people taking the alcohol? Does an alarm go off based on your details? Looked like a lovely store!

[@AuntBecky1]

I was curious too. I am glad you told us. :)

[@annaburch3200]

I was wondering. Thanks for the update! It was an interesting video.

[@andrewioannou3897]

Look fab

[@ricemilk3185]

I'm looking at this right now looks amazing totally my style of shopping

[@kevsm]

Just walking out...doesn't even feel like you're spending money...which I'm sure is the point 😂😂

[@NamaDoodoo]

Yes! I felt like this when contactless came about

[@GuillermoMajores]

😂 😂

[@daveberry9922]

thats what they want, they want rid of cash and want you to spend as many of there credits as possible, i think it open to fraud, lets wait n see,

[@jokeaaaa]

It is open to fraud, but like Tesco's or Sainsbury's. Those shopping at Amazon fresh are caught on so many cameras, which ultimately links amazon to their account, credit card and address

[@daveberry9922]

@@jokeaaaa but just suppose you steal someones phone with the apt on and wear a mask, can you go shopping with it, lol

[@michw3755]

My biggest reservation is not knowing how much I've spent, then having to wait yonks to find out, I'd be in a permanent state of anxiety. Feels like it's designed to make you spend, spend, spend, however, not all of us are made of money. Still, I'll not worry too much about it, I live UP north and it'll be ages before we see one

[@BaronMichaelDeBlone1066]

I am a little OCD and have always automatically added my spend up, item by item as I go round a supermarket. If I have got under budget then treat myself at the booze section.

[@jukio02]

Yeah, I'd be scared that they charged extra or for something I didn't take.

[@RMetsy]

Well said. This is the reason I will be avoiding

[@JoshBed7]

As a dude from the states: Your M&S video shows how wonderful and price-sensitive your incredible groceries are. Our Amazon-owned Whole Foods is marked up 70% for so things that don’t look as good. Couldn’t believe it and can’t wait to visit London to visit that grocery.

[@spark_6710]

I agree !👍Waitrose & M&S are far much better priced than even Trader Joe's ! Almost like 99cent store in a sense !! I mean ,I've watched another vloger showing £ 1 ea for fresh ORGANIC produces like 🥦 !!! WOW 👏😮 I really wish if we have those groceries here & MEAL DEAL like London does !! Here in L.A. ,everything is super expensive 😫 ,the rent & everything ! 2 bedroom apartments/ flats are $2,800 the average !! 1 bedroom is around $2,000 !!! Lol. The least is $1,600? Lol. And the gas ⛽ !! I only buy organic produces, so ...! Lol. I used to think things were so ~cray cray expensive in London ( from my own experience in the 80's !! Lol. ) ,then everything was super cheap here ,now totally flipped !!! LOLLOLLOL. On top of that ,they've got a much better medical system there ! Lol.💜🥁🎵🎤🎶🐉💞

[@Tiffany-vj1tv]

Oh my gosh!!!! Welcome back❤️❤️❤️❤️ we all missed you! Xxx

[@rayhan15243]

The reason why you see Morrison products is because a while back they signed a partnership with Amazon to support the product range for the Amazon Fresh online grocery service in the UK.

[@divineeyeobserver754]

This is scary

[@georginasmith441]

the death of small high street shops marches on

[@mattuk56]

They've been dying for years. High streets are going to need to change to things people can use or go and do.

[@kathyt221]

Hold on. I’m curious. How does the store know what you’ve chosen and placed into your bag? Very innovative!

[@jojosicko]

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[@iemandmusica]

cameras all over. you pay what you take, if you put it back on the shelf you don’t. surveillance supermarket.

[@faisalmehmood5375]

Software Engineer here. This technology has waaaaaaaaaay too many uncontrollable variables. Someone will definitely find a way to abuse the system.

[@zues121510]

A bunch of cameras and weighing scales.

[@ImaginarySpace]

@@faisalmehmood5375 Compared to how much people are able to steal from normal stores, it is likely way more difficult from a store like this.

[@watwatnono]

Yay she’s back!!

[@davidosborne3187]

Hi Hannah Wonderful to have you back!,,,🇨🇦

[@AmyWare]

I just don’t know how I feel about this...I’m sure if I shopped there I’d feel so guilty and nervous walking out, almost like I’d shop lifted 😂 nice to have you back x

[@stephenlane9168]

Glad you’re back vlogging Hannah 👌😍

[@fahadhussen7503]

Guess who's back...back again....Hannahs back

[@edmundworrell1864]

Brilliant Hannah is back! Great news

[@kpgunther]

Hi Hannah - Glad you're back, you've been missed! The Amazon Fresh stores in the US are pretty much confined to Southern California. Interesting concept, but I prefer the more traditional food shopping as I don't buy a lot of prepackaged food stuff. I can see it working well in big cities, etc.

[@hissandtell5944]

Seattle had the first.

[@beingmboi23]

It’s in Chicago and Amazon Fresh online delivery is basically every big city in the US..

[@carolhodson6353]

I dont think I would like that if all stores did that it would do people out of jobs. But it will go that way for the future.

[@demonhalo67]

Checkout staff will soon be a thing of the past, but shelf stockers will still be needed, the volume of stock is too much to be done by drone technology, although that may change in the future.

[@carolhodson6353]

I thought that it will all be technology.

[@carolhodson6353]

It's sad really.

[@jojosicko]

Groceries will always need staffs no matter what. But yes employment will diminish.

[@Risk11]

@@neilgarland9736 it will happen if your worried look to create second income

[@cheriouellette7956]

So glad too see you back!!! The vlog was very interesting and thank you for that!!! Looking forward to your next one!!!

[@valeriekelly315]

Great to see your lovely face again Hannah x I suppose this is a sign of things to come - very handy for busy people - when we start to be busy again lol x

[@cathy3546]

Lovely to see you Hannah. I won't shop Amazon as I prefer to support local shops. I am not fond of how Amazon is taking over. 🇨🇦

[@HannahRicketts]

Amazon was a very small shop a few years ago.... I agree there's a balance but the smaller stores are so expensive in London. So it's a tricky one

[@aishashah1627]

This is definitely unique! However, it’s sad to see less communication between people. But this is so efficient and relieving for delivery drivers with shopping orders

[@hotties3v3n]

thats done purposely. we are suppose to be separated forever...

[@HannahRicketts]

If you've ever shopped during rush hour near a train station, a quick and easy visit is priority.. hence why it's not a huge out of city store

[@LRDreaming]

Love the look of this, can’t wait to try it out. So strange walking out without paying! Thanks for taking us along

[@mattuk56]

Will feel like stealing. I want one of these shops in Bristol.

[@trevorhall2286]

Nice to see you back.

[@kevincrouch2732]

Good to see you back - great vlog stay safe Kevin & Cyndy 😎

[@silviahoya]

I would be selling my soul to the devil if I was to even think of buying at Amazon, in any way, shape or form, but thanks for the video, and I respect your opinion, we all are entitled to one. I don't think we need more "perks" or "extras" or "premium". What I think we need is more small businesses bringing real food to our tables, we'd be much healthier overall.

[@hotties3v3n]

good to see people like you looking at the bigger picture.

[@mattuk56]

Lol lefty.

[@olivegrove2615]

I don't deal with Amazon either. 👍

[@keith1222]

I can't stand Amazon and will never knowingly buy from them. This new concept is the perfect illustration of why. Almost no staff, pay virtually no taxes and watch while the local store withers and dies in this face of this grossly unfair 'competition'.

[@rdm4509]

I'm going to shop in Tesco and just walk out with a load of shopping. I'll then claim I thought I was in Amazon Fresh - just for a laugh.

[@mattuk56]

Do it. Actually don't.

[@auntiegliz737]

Too funny!

[@lynnshaw2365]

Lovely to see you back Hannah have missed seeing your blogs.

[@anpj2006]

Good to have you back!. It was really interesting to see this new style shopping experience. I think would feel apprehensive the first time I shopped without checking out.

[@s3rada]

A zero-waste store with this technology would be awesome.

[@daveberry9922]

heres a idea, walk in with a bottle of champagne full of water, put the amazon one off the shelf in your bag, then decide you dont want it and put the one back that you brought last week that you have drunk and filled with water, , what do you reckon lol.

[@hildabrunski7400]

Great vlog Hannah! No amazon stores here in Canada yet but i imagine it will come. So glad that you took time off for yourself.

[@davinaweller6163]

Thanks for sharing your Amazon Fresh experience Hannah . I personally love the concept what a great idea especially as you don’t have to queue for the tills xx

[@DAZZER435]

This is super innovative and works well for a convenience store.

[@DeeFightingDreamer]

6:25 wow, never thought I'd see some Czech products in a UK store! The purple Milka chocolate is really big here. It tastes quite different than Cadbury. The green colourful plastic drink at the top, "Kubík" is really popular with kids, and the Tiger energy drink is also big here.

[@doliebadal185]

AMAZING...WILL CHECK IF TORONTO HAS ONE...AS USUAL U DID A GREAT JOB..

[@shonamawby2656]

I like Amazon but I'm not really into everything always being technology driven. I prefer supermarkets as they are. ☺️

[@jojosicko]

Yup ppl will lose jobs once these things become more conveniently established

[@shonamawby2656]

@@jojosicko I couldn't agree more

[@pupettapupetta9673]

I think the experience was very interesting,.,,,we could well be looking at our future shopping experience for all stores....,Obviously it will be a long time coming. At the moment this way of shopping is just aimed at the young, having to use an app code, not having time to queue , not having time to cook ( ready made meals) not even having to worry about comparing prices .... and you don’t even know how much you’ve spent until you get home!

[@gilgamesh3328]

Welcome back Hannah!!! I'm sure you've seen from all the worried comments how much everyone's missed you. Fascinating vlog of the new Amazon concept. I have to say, I am a bit more ambivalent than you are about it and not just because I'd walk out feeling like a shoplifter. Current working theory: you can tell a lot about a youtube channel by the nature of the comment section. The Hannah Ricketts Appreciation Society (HRAS?) feels like afternoon tea. Not necessarily anywhere massively grand, just somewhere deeply cosy where you think: 'oh go on then, I will have another slice of cake...'

[@EdensSecret1]

You could always add up your totals as you go round, after all to know exactly what you are spending in any store that's what you have to do? I shop in Sainsbury's on their app so I know exactly what I've spent before reaching the checkout, no loading my shopping onto a conveyor belt then back into bags, just scan, bag, scan my phone at the till, pay and go, it's great

[@kristiekline7425]

I would love to see a bookstore vlog/tour in London!

[@sheilaenglish7329]

Second that idea of a bookstore tour vlog. 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@Dermatillomaniac]

This was so interesting, thank you! Never seen this style of shop before. I'm hesitant what it would mean,foe smaller loval shops, but exciting to see innovation as you said. Thanks!

[@MsHannah1968]

Thanks for this video, Hannah. I was very intrigued by this shop. Lovely to see you back by the way 👍

[@sunshowers186]

The wholefoods feel makes sense given Amazon owns Wholefoods! Thanks for sharing your visit.

[@justinnampui4757]

She boosted al that stuff haha 😄

[@potterkelly487]

From most of the comments, we missed you Hannah. That’s okay, we all need time off once in a while.

[@patriciaconrad3400]

Thanks for another fun video. And thanks to Amazon workers thru this pandemic.

[@donaldbie8481]

Love your vlog. I live in the USA and your prices generally are much more cheaper than here in a Chicago.

[@denisefazio6708]

I love to keep finding new vlogs of yours!

[@gilscot100]

I love it!! There are about 26 of the Amazon Go food/grocery - San Francisco (no alcohol), Seattle, New York and Chicago. Not so many of the larger stores (ones with the carts with tablets ). They are in southern California and Illinois. A couple in Seattle and also New York are in the planning stages. Nothing close to me - I am about a 50 minute drive away from San Francisco. I will be interested to see how the prepared meals succeed/fail. Not a concept that did well here when first introduced by Tesco 10 years ago when they opened their Fresh and Easy neighborhood supermarkets. I also do not think American shoppers were ready to try so much Tesco own brand food items. As the months went by they were replaced with American name brand foods. The checkouts were contactless where you scanned your own items and then packed yourself. It confused the heck out of people and I know people avoided going in due to that “extra work”. They wanted someone to pack their groceries. We loved it!! In and out in a flash. But here we are now 10 years later with self check outs available in all supermarkets, and also in large stores like Target, and with Covid restrictions where I live if you bring in your own bags you have to pack yourself. If you want the checker to pack then pay 10 cents per paper bag. Tesco was ahead of the game.

[@lvdmerwe]

Wow they certainly are branching out. The future is arriving. Is anyone else surprised that the fresh baked goods were unwrapped and out in the open in this day and age - just looks weird now.

[@fenellavanvliet2263]

Just wondered about the store having seen it on the news and missed your vlogs, but yeeah , back with a bang! Thanks for the consumer experience

[@melikka808]

As others have stated here, I'm concerned about how all of this innovation will do away with jobs as well as other risks like the cyber security aspect. Amazon has become so big because of their convenience and business innovation...like them or not, you have to hand it to them, the empire they have built is pretty amazing

[@HannahRicketts]

I think most people don't realise how many more jobs are generated in other ways. Amazon were a small business not too long ago

[@Risk11]

What you don’t understand there will still be jobs just not in the same sense they will still need people to restock the shelves they will still need people around to help people around the store they will still need people to clean the floors plus they will still need people for delivery centers

[@Risk11]

They will still need people to collect deliveries

[@mattuk56]

Yh as Hannah says. Things like this, create new jobs. People may have to go on training courses or to college to get the skills for the new industries.

[@Galexlol]

Luddites lol

[@kingofthepennies8358]

FYI Morrisons have a contract with Amazon pantry and a lot of products that Amazon sells come through the Morrisons distribution network, hence why you can get certain food stuffs very quickly to your home address. I believe also a by product of that deal was the Amazon locker system as well. A useless fact for you haha

[@margaretstannard5586]

So glad your back Hannah. 👍Amazon shop looks good. Have a lovely weekend. ❤️

[@catz3795]

Hi Hannah! Great to see you :) I live on the other side of the pond (Northern Virginia). Very interesting video. I recently went to the Whole Foods store where I shop and it was being remodeled, but didn’t know what they were doing it. Aah ha, after seeing your video it now makes sense...they are changing the store to reflect Amazon Fresh. The grab and go is an interesting concept, but I am still a big fan of customer service...that’s why I shop at Whole Foods. I’m glad you did this video..how did you know this was needed? 👍 😉

[@beingmboi23]

Your paying a monthly fee for delivery but if your a prime member it’s free for delivery...it’s included in your membership

[@Gentile212]

Will never be shopping In one of these stores!!!

[@sally954]

Great vlog, very informative. It will be interesting to see how quickly these stores roll out. For me though I think I'll be adding the prices up on my phone to make sure my receipt is correct!🤦‍♀️😂 welcome back Hannah😀

[@mike8055]

Thanks for this video. The convenience is great - many of us dislike going into a supermarket and seeing the checkout queue, especially at peak times. Not sure why no other supermarket has tried to do this in Britain.. as now Amazon is just dominating our lives!

[@HannahRicketts]

It's a shame no one else is trying.. No one can blame Amazon for growing, when they are the only ones investing in technology!

[@sherimillman53]

Great I would advice to either make sure you stick to a budget before you go in the job and or use an account with only so much in. Its very important to be self aware of how much you are spending!! 😉 I agree it does seem expensive, maybe in the future they will reduce prices

[@lorettagerull6340]

Hannah🤗 It’s soooo nice to see again. Really cool store. I wonder if they will open in Berlin.

[@beautifultomorrow111]

I know I'll sound like an idiot but... how do they know what products each cutomer grabbed? Like, are there some invisible scanners somewhere? (sorry, I live under a rock:))

[@margaretfudge9985]

I was thinking exactly the same thing.

[@gilgamesh3328]

Magic?

[@pupettapupetta9673]

Must be a silent signal coming from the app like wave lengths...I imagine 🥺

[@HannahRicketts]

There are sensors in the ceiling! It’s tracks you from when you go through the gate from the QR code.. still not sure how it knows what you picked up though...

[@oceanpier]

@@HannahRicketts that's crazy. I guess the higher prices are due to the technology and convenience. I just keel thinking what if the store is jam packed, how can they scan everyone. So weird. I'm interested to find out how this works.

[@CountryMouseWalks]

Thanks for showing us this, amazing to see the store in action 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️

[@dazza9326]

It's in the right place (London) so will do well. I can't see an old girl or boy popping in though....

[@eyalshany]

Great to have you back Hanna . Very nice vlog on Amazon

[@auntiem9546]

Thanks for letting us tag along Hannah! Would be curious to visit if they open a local Canadian spot.

[@gilien521]

Glad you are back. I live in a small town in US so had never even heard of these shops ! What a brilliant idea, I will have to google my closest one and try it out. I love the idea of no queues, do most of my grocery shopping on line now anyway so, yes, great idea. Thank you Hannah and welcome back :)

[@Sammysmom1]

So glad you are back & fine. I enjoyed seeing the amazing store. It all looked so good.

[@carolkiteley1865]

Reminds me bit lk Mark's and spencers

[@dewalddelange3502]

Decades ago we worked on RFID (Radio Frequency Identification). The idea was to identify all products at the till without taking them out of the trolley, by sticking a tag on every product. I assume that never worked. Apparently Amazon uses cameras, and scales on the shelves, which explains why the shelves are partitioned. So they know the location of your phone, the camera identifies the partition, and the scale the number of units you take.

[@mattuk56]

Bare in mind people watching, this shop is in London. London prices R higher than average. I remember I was 8 years old and an ice-cream van near the tower of London was selling ice Lolly's which were 25p in Bristol for £1.

[@mattuk56]

That was in like 1990

[@skoodledoo]

I think these types of shop are perfect for busy city centres (once things go back to normal). I would use it for convenience say I'm cutting it fine to catch a train, I can pop in and grab a sandwich and walk straight back out without worrying if there's going to be someone in front of me paying for a newspaper in pennies.

[@aquagamer1212]

I think it took so long because it was new and couldn’t keep up with the amount of people in the store, plus they probably took the tablets away because they’d have to constantly clean them. And for those worrying about feeling like you’re shop lifting, you scan your code on the way in so they know you’re in there lol and there’s cameras everywhere haha.

[@janetroberts7264]

So great to see you are back and with a really interesting vlog 😊

[@nana23ac]

Liked your vid just because I appreciate you showing us the new Amazon store ❤️

[@suzannahmacaulay7768]

They don’t have amazon shops here in Norway, so much readymade meals on offer! Nice to have you back, you have been missed. 🙂

[@mattuk56]

Nobody cares about Norway. Frozen rocky country with colourful houses. Good E-Gamers tho

[@jenij1287]

i dont get how it knows what you have bought? am i missing something? i get the american shopping trolley thing but how does it work there?

[@kimstclair1879]

Hi Hannah, welcome back, we have missed you. Congrats for cracking the 20k. Great concept especially in the time of covid, less things to touch. Was surprised to see there were no sneeze guards over the fresh bakery products. Look forward to the coming flogs. Take care Cheers kim👍☺️🦄❤️

[@KH-nn6kh]

Great review. Interesting the technology, we shall see what happens with other retailers. Also great to comment and compare on price, features and experience.

[@elisabatsmiletime7603]

Hi Hannah from Oz . So glad to see you back 😊love your vlogs. I’m 66 born in Hammersmith just love watching your walks and chats about London 😊. Makes me feel like I’m back home 😊. Keep up the good work 😊gosh the mews walk was my fav so far 😊. 😘

[@HannahRicketts]

Thanks so much!

[@arthuranderson7741]

Surprised that there wasn't more promo deals on the first day..hey you can't have everything...looked stress free for a supermarket usually they drive me insane...only grip was the length of time for the email to confirm the purchase should be instant or within minutes of you leaving the store...not great if you get home then discover you've been charged for items that you may not have purchased, then its the hassle to either call them up or go back to the shop..but could be just first day glitches,,,we have to learn to embrace new tech as its the future so may as well start to get used to it, its not going back anytime soon forward only..welcome back and congrats on 20k subs

[@HannahRicketts]

There's a link on the receipt for any issues, so you just do it online

[@arthuranderson7741]

@@HannahRicketts Even better saves a return trip, glad you received the receipt as said previously maybe just a opening day delay....a little room for improvement Amazon...

[@lindarogers4733]

Great video, I love Amazon. Enjoyed seeing UK version of Amazon fresh. Thanks.

[@andywatt4932]

Another great video

[@robertcottle8613]

Enjoyed the Amazon Fresh tour. Glad you are back Vlogging. My wife enjoys the London tours because we can’t visit yet

[@amangill3154]

Love your. Videos they brighten my day u are a awesome uk vlogs can’t wait to see the next video

[@topchelseagirl9074]

Thanks for taking us along Hannah, at least now if/when I go in one I won't look like a complete idiot. I didn't think the prices were too bad to be honest, the ready meals and snack foods looked quite good quality and they might be charging a few pence more for being in central London.

[@Natalia-bg5vc]

I love this London's videos and sorry to say but I am enjoying more than the Disney ones, thank you so much for share your Country and your city with us. I wait for each of your vlogs every week and i get happy when you have them up. Have a wonderful Week!

[@VeronicaMowery]

Happy to see you again, great review. I have gotten Amazon Fresh in the US through online order and delivery. I can get my food ordered and delivered in a couple hours. I've done it twice, purely for convenience. Prices are good, even better than regular stores if you buy in multiples.

[@glenng.8254]

Hanna's wearing a Canada Goose coat! Nice! Hi from Canada.

[@hotties3v3n]

i want one soon.

[@irishinusa1615]

Welcome back. Missed you ❤. Great to see this in UK. Wonder if having 🇺🇸, would it work 🤔

[@veraanderson5480]

So appreciate you and your videos. Keep up the great work. ❤️ from 🇨🇦

[@amielouise3413]

great video all i see with these sort of shops is more job loses :( but great video hannah xx

[@HannahRicketts]

It's just a resource shift... if you think about how many more delivery/ picking/ IT jobs there are now... it's like machines in manufacturing 100 years ago..

[@gilgamesh3328]

@@HannahRicketts The thing is though, the last time we had this sort of resource shift, it didn't just bring an Industrial Revolution, it brought social, cultural and political ones along with it. I agree with you, we're definitely on the cusp of a new economic era but I don't think the upheaval will be any less profound this time around.

[@SallyAlexandriaAlexParakeets]

Good video. Happy Spring .

[@debbiedimuro9727]

Lovely to see you back 😊😊😊

[@christinebradshaw8581]

Great to see you back Hannah xx

[@markwood7900]

Great video.. working in retail industry I love your store visits! All items in the shop I believe are provided by Morrisons, and the Amazon branded food also rebadged Morrisons products and many they have created exclusively for Amazon. Morrisons have been the fresh food partner for Amazon UK for a few years now.. providing and fulfilling their fresh orders. Potentially a very lucrative tie in for Morrisons. I've also read Amazon plan to sell the tech to operate these stores to any other interested retailers, apparently Lidls German stores are trialling the just walk out tech soon in some stores.

[@jamesconrad1100]

Saw an Amazon Store at Mall of America in MN. Welcome back Hannah! We have missed you!

[@RealltomFootball]

I would feel sick not knowing what I’m spending it’s a nice idea but I would prefer Scan & Go only stores where you scan your (e.g) Tesco Clubcards scan the items then put the handset back and walk out

[@StarsalaCaramac]

Really interesting! Would love to know how it registers if you've picked up one lemon or two...I'd be really slowly picking one at a time just in case 😂

[@thwalesproductions]

Using cameras

[@whufcjay73]

you have cameras and sensors looking at you the whole time seeing what you have put in your bag , i thought you would have to at least scan each item with your phone before it goes in the bag

[@chelsntomtravel]

This looks awesome. I will make a visit when we are allowed to come back to London 😄 xx