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[@Jeanelleats]

Have you been to an Amazon Fresh store? Did you like it?

[@notVulture]

Haven't been, but would love to

[@a.123x]

where was this one?

[@HeyYouYouAreFinallyAwake]

Lol Jeanell this video is blowing up 7 months late

[@jasminechurchill3772]

I've never seen one of these but totally want to try one out!!!

[@neonice]

Never. Yuck there is so much wrong with that concept not to mention that it's shitty amazon that's running it.

[@LisaNguyen]

Coming to Kansas in 2050

[@notVulture]

Hi Lisa :D

[@shamimanasrin1678]

Hi

[@HalalRyan_stayingondeen]

I really hope this becomes modern technology, that would be insane.

[@arrr2026]

Coming to Puerto Rico in year 3000

[@dreaminlayers]

Right? More like never! We have the friggin warehouses, yet everything we order comes from somewhere else!

[@tortellinifettuccine]

I'm all for innovation, but maybe not when it means a massive monopoly gets to control your entire financial situation

[@Norwaycat91]

So true. Some people seem to forget Amazon bought out a bunch of businesses or pushed them out of the market. Basically closing down some brick and mortar stores, and what are they doing now? Opening brick and mortar stores. I get that the technology is innovative, but I avoid the company as much as I can.

[@LadyNikitaShark]

My job is literally just checking if "my" robots are doing their Jobs and repair them if they have a problem. My team is just 4 people, 15years ago, the same job minus the robots was done by around 20 people, and it will need even less people in the future. We often joke that we need to be nice to the robots so they don't kill us first when they will take over lol.

[@rochellec2882]

@@LadyNikitaShark That's so sad

[@kapon1845]

agreed.

[@Carca.mp3]

Mhm

[@Old_Hickory_Jackson]

Orwell: _angrily banging on his coffin_

[@gambigambigambi]

NGL this is lowkey scary

[@kimmienguyen1944]

This needs way more likes 👍

[@thirdtemple9179]

“This just made us want to buy everything” Yeah, that’s the point. To make you not think about how much you’re spending.

[@trixxiepink2700]

Agreed

[@zanaross3464]

Ya I wish there was one of these where I live tho just cos it's so cool I'd like to go into one just once or twice.

[@nadegaming3136]

Yes, that’s what business is.

[@bella-nina]

exactly

[@eurekaruto4392]

Definitely

[@OGimouse1]

I hate every part of this. The part where it unemploys people, the past where Jeff Bezos gets more of our money, and the part where now they have real-time monitoring of my habits.

[@stephanieann6622]

You don't have to shop there. And there's still workers there they just aren't stressed out of their minds now

[@Im_George]

I see it as a benefit to remove tedious labor jobs. Hopefully it'll convince people to get jobs that use the mind more than their body.

[@meteriote45]

Lol I bet you are the type who likes to complain about everything.

[@EspeonMistress00]

Or may be store owners can use this system in medium sized businesses giving them more money instead of Jeff Bezoz. And your habits are tracked already by you having a SIM card and an online presence.

[@stephanieann6622]

@@EspeonMistress00 right? It's like these people forget IF they wanna track you, we got smart phones, iPhones, watches etc. But, the superiority complex these people have to think they're the special one that the government wants to track is hilarious to me. It's sad. But hilarious.

[@fire_fux]

This is super cool from a tech aspect, but every time I hear things like this I realize we are inching closer and closer to a Corpo rub world, maybe even a Corporatocracy

[@elliaforsyth5638]

Yes! More like feeting. Except that that’s not a word lol

[@michaelmckeown5396]

We already live in a corporatocracy, welcome to William Gibsons nightmare.

[@fire_fux]

@@michaelmckeown5396 its not fully there where it's 100% open, we are a closeted corpo society.

[@zee2016]

it’s already happened, they’re just slowly revealing to us just how screwed we are.

[@r3al_darkmatter355]

Good as time as ever to go back to communism.

[@luis566lc]

I’ll never leave costco till death due us part

[@ritarunninshit6476]

They might all go outta business I hope not because I shop sams club but this is a mess

[@whenthemoon]

@@ritarunninshit6476 till death.

[@Sakura-jf3ll]

Amen! 🙏

[@Featherblaze]

But we’re already past that phase

[@iNVERTASES]

costco gas line will be the death of me.

[@skyrimdude86]

Would love to try this but I must continue to support local grocery stores

[@samshaw1443]

Good job! We need more people like you!

[@Ijackmighty]

Nope. This Will turn into a dystopia nightmare

[@noahidewarrior5838]

Exactly. Some people are blinded by technology.

[@EspeonMistress00]

Again how?

[@rutgernewman828]

Already has

[@NairAthul]

@@EspeonMistress00 monopoly. Corporate chains have been wiping out family owned businesses and small mom and pop stores for a while. With tolerance for shoplifting so high (ie requiring that a shoplifter has to steal around $1000 worth of product to be prosecuted), even chains like CVS and Walgreens are giving up and moving online. If Amazon, which already has a lionshare of online retail, corners the physical super market , with their promise of advanced security and easy shopping (and I'm guessing cheaper prices?) they'll eventually drive everyone else out of business. Then the consumer is at Amazon's mercy. Add to that, the crap ton of data that they've collected on you while you're using their services.

[@az6604]

*Whispers* psycho-pass

[@thundermagnet]

“Bringing the online experience to real stores” Wasn’t Amazon’s original goal to “Bring real stores to online?”

[@abee7740]

Yep.

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

You can read reviews when shopping online, trying doing that in walmart.

[@thatkirbyeateateat]

It's for people to whom Amazon can't deliver stuff to

[@darrylmac6150]

Taking over the world, one step at a time 🤣

[@gh0style239]

@@thatkirbyeateateat and i guarantee amazon wont build stores in those locations either

[@dannjrad2109]

I'm never visiting an Amazon Fresh store. I'm supporting the plethora of other just as good, if not better, grocery stores. I simply refuse to support Amazon's attempt at building a monopoly.

[@kaelanm.6322]

@Baba Ramdev if that's all you can afford all the power to you. I personally wouldn't just because one super corporation sounds terriblr due to having a monopoly over life and it is just dystopian

[@TheDAKing5]

@Baba Ramdev yeah but we all lose out even more when Amazon becomes a complete monopoly

[@redwoodrebelgirl3010]

Well done. ❤️

[@hoghug465]

@Baba Ramdev That significant discount will disappear very quickly once all other stores are driven out of business by Amazon and they start overcharging for products because you can't get them anywhere else

[@ws1240]

You sound like my grandfather

[@rosegalaxy2587]

I wonder how far Amazon is going to go to learn everything about you I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they also decided to take over the medical industry and have Alexa diagnose medical issues for us at home

[@Hesham2008A]

Calm down bro ur acting like there gunna take over the world 😂

[@rosegalaxy2587]

@@Hesham2008A lol if u think that's over reacting you should see my computer science teacher when we watched a documentary about Amazon 😂 My comment is nothing compared to him talking sh** about Amazon 😂 But you never know they might 😅

[@Ninja_Bryden]

The medical industry is highly regulated. Even if an ai would SUGGEST a diagnosis, they would still need a human doctor to double check and confirm everything. The ai would also need to be overseen by medical professionals anyway as most Amazon workers probably don't have licenses to practice medicine.

[@rosegalaxy2587]

@@Ninja_Bryden true but u never know

[@Ninja_Bryden]

@@rosegalaxy2587 I dunno there is definitely a healthy amount of future concern for new things, but I think a lot of people over blow it tbh. They think the Terminator is gonna be true in like 10 years or something lmao. I do think new technology should be more accessible for smaller stores and protections need to be brought up to combat the influence big box stores are having, however. One big advantage those big box stores like Amazon have is they have all of the resources in the world to do stuff like this while local stores struggle to even survive let alone even try to innovate because they're so focused on their bottom line being screwed by those other, bigger stores.

[@bloopbloopbloopbloopbloop]

too bad they exploit their workers

[@abigailgonzalez6078]

Deadass

[@fatvizcaino1018]

fr

[@TheAlien_in_your_backyard]

How

[@anysuggestion670]

Day by day we realise no more jobs for human. Human Androids probably going to be real someday

[@advikaryan]

I actually work at an Amazon warehouse and I can say forsure we aren't exploited (atleast in our case). I feel you all are blinded by the news you see

[@nanaface19]

I don’t want to imagine a world where Amazon fresh (owned by Jeff bezos) is the only grocery store/supermarket in all of the world.

[@Spiritual_empath]

He’s trying to cut out businesses. The mans a idiot

[@robustanybody5138]

And what do u want... Every other business is the same..

[@synchroneatm9654]

@@robustanybody5138 except they're not, and that's the entire reason why it's important to not support the steady monopoly that Amazon is building. Every business is different with different stockholders and corporates, which pushes for healthy competition in the market. If we let Amazon push out every other business in the market, it gives them free reign to eat the average man out of house and home. This is basic economics.

[@nikolmari]

Eh, I wouldn’t worry about that at all, these are mostly US things.

[@george9371]

@@nikolmari What starts in one country, especially in a HEDC, catches onto the rest of the world very quick. I don’t know where you are in the world, but you must realize that whichever country you are in did not have electronic devices before they were invented lol. What I’m trying to say is, you shouldn’t dismiss problems on other parts of the world, as being apathetic may silence warnings of demise.

[@fadestreamer69]

Bruh now we’re gonna have to explain to our kids what a “checkout” was lmao

[@dakotahayes308]

This just motivates me to shop local more than ever. It may cost more but it’s one less penny in the pockets of the greedy.

[@psychopeticahermetico9478]

This looks very cool and convenient, but it can be a very dangerous step towards a more controlled society.

[@bluehorizons8913]

The doors will not open and unlock if there is no payment received. I know in another country they charge your card when you walk out without paying. There is a mini documentary on it on KZbin explaining its anti theft tech. It’s pretty cool.

[@EspeonMistress00]

Controlled society? Wtf is this conspiracy bs?

[@psychopeticahermetico9478]

@@EspeonMistress00 it's not bs, it's already like this in some places in China, but when it's all smart and tech, it's even easier. Look around you, the steps towards a social credit like society are already being taken. Many many many people see it, experts and officials too, but you probably don't hear their claims and warnings on the news because they're not being put there hahahaha.

[@Bunyip3124]

A step towards increasingly isolated and insular generations of people. We don't need to go out of our houses anymore and when we do, we don't even have to interact with people. What kind of a way to walk in the world is that?

[@beefy74]

@@psychopeticahermetico9478 except instead of the government controlling you, it’s jeff bezos

[@UnderTheNothing]

Yeah it's cool tech but literally everything behind it is so icky. Amazon is trying to run the world and right off the back of the amazon workers dying in that tornado and not being allowed to leave, I just hate amazon more and more.

[@PuffKitty]

The candle factory is owned by some lady named Mary Propes.

[@claudmastr]

@@PuffKitty the candle factory and the Amazon warehouse were 2 separate incidents.

[@leonardodtc1493]

Love amazon and it is the future

[@el1300]

Ah then its good thing we don't have Amazon in my country

[@chrisvazquez6719]

Honestly, looks like something only people who don’t think about the whole picture would appreciate. I’m glad there’s a lot of people who can clearly see why this isn’t such a great thing. People who can think 💭

[@computerfan1079]

"Why wouldn't you use the computerised cart?" seconds later "it logs into your Amazon account" that's why.

[@ws1240]

I don't get it.

[@arandomhungarian1659]

Imagine if only these carts were available, like What if you don't have an amazon account? A phone (although that's debatable) And I think it would be really easy to shoplift by just taping the sensors down lol

[@iCanbEYOURrUKIA]

@A random Hungarian that's a lot of effort to shoplift from the grocery store 🤷🏽‍♀️😂 I'm sure anyone shopping here probably brings their own bags, and you can probably use the cart even without an account. They will find a way to help you spend your money.

[@jenkathefridge3933]

@@arandomhungarian1659 or data because you don't want to be online outside but you just take the phone incase there ever is a call

[@Goaway624]

@@arandomhungarian1659 j

[@anabrr1123]

Why are people excited about this. Literally taking entire careers from people while actively supporting an evil billionaire. We’re doomed.

[@PrincessAfrica3]

I know right...people have no idea

[@slavicprincess]

Careers? Careers? Oh yes earning the minimum wage as a cashier is really a career. I'm sorry but this should've happened ages ago.

[@meganparent971]

@@slavicprincess absolutely not. if every grocery store were like this, it would take away jobs that high schoolers could use to fund their post-secondary schooling. if i hadn’t had my job at a grocery store i would have been out of money completely by now and i would have to push myself into debt by taking out loans.

[@slavicprincess]

@@meganparent971 Yeah, working a minimum wage job isn't the solution to funding post 18 education. That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Keeping minimum wage jobs isn't the solution to that, instead your government should offer "student loans" like in other parts of the world. No student should have to work a minimum wage job just to pay for their education on top of the mountain of work and pressure they already have. That sounds ridiculous.

[@samuelgeanes4026]

@@Megasaurusify He's not ridicules, as the cost of living goes up the amount of money people are getting from their jobs stagnants. These "careers" are not going to be able to support a person in the long run. If this trend keeps going people working minimum wage will not be able to live a good sustainable life. A career is a job set in a person's life, something that will be able to sustain them and their cost of living for years, minimum wage jobs are not careers because they will not be able to keep up with the cost of living years down the road. While I do believe that taking away these jobs will be a detriment to millions of people, it's either that or slowly being lowered into the pit of poverty until they are struggling to make their next bill payment. If we don't stop this trend then soon the middle class will be the lower middle or even lower class.

[@gladys4246]

I prefer my shopping carts without cameras.

[@ipapermc]

They are sensors, they are not the same cameras you use to record. It’s a goddamn sensor, and also, what are you hiding while shopping? Are you plotting how to kidnap your next child while buying eggs?

[@gladys4246]

@@ipapermc what a strange thing to say 😬😬😬 you probably need some cameras following you to keep an eye on the things you do and the creepy comments you make online 👎 dislike

[@ipapermc]

@@gladys4246 bro I was literally just questioning your logic

[@gladys4246]

@@ipapermc I'm questioning why you joke about kidnapping children when 1.2 million children go missing every year.

[@ipapermc]

@@gladys4246 who said I was joking? How would I know what you are trying to hide from the cameras? I have no idea why you do not like sensors, and I was just giving an example, and I think that would kind of be obvious by now.

[@Giannawannadanna]

IM SO GLAD THEY HAVE IT IN PA

[@DAREDEVIL-lj2we]

Its cool. Specially when they charge you more for everything

[@Ranger881]

When the dystopian fiction isn't fiction anymore.

[@rosegalaxy2587]

Lol 😂

[@XMrRex]

Yeah not wasting your time scanning your items sound pretty dystopian. The tragedy

[@MATT-lm2po]

@@XMrRex the horror

[@adeelm9028]

@@XMrRex yh but it's because it's just one big company

[@julianyc422]

Don't shop at Oligarchs stores. Shop with your heart at local stores.

[@yeseniagarcia1419]

COMMUNITY OWNED GROCERY STORES!!

[@samuelgeanes4026]

If Amazon or Walmart does it better than I'm shopping there. I get the support local stores aspect of it but if the quality isn't as good or better than that of huge cooperations than I'm not gonna shop there.

[@luchi1135]

Depends on quality as my lad Toral said

[@advikaryan]

They expensice as hell, every mf wanna drain us dry

[@Summer-lq6xh]

@@samuelgeanes4026 you can’t honestly think amazon and Walmart sell quality products?? Everything is cheap, made in China.

[@manda5020]

Why am I just hearing that Amazon has a grocery store?!

[@kashishsrivastavahere]

The way she says *"THE FUTUREEE"* 😹😹

[@nopelandfill]

User reviews is the best idea they thought of here

[@nessienethquik]

yeah but rating change constantly and they could be making up the rating because who is really gonna check every item

[@boomsoundeffect]

Oh shit

[@nopelandfill]

@@nessienethquik It's good when you want to check new items that you never heard of, that way if you're that kinda guy or girl who doesn't want to risk losing money on something new that just came out, that seems intriguing but you're not that sure of it, for the rest who don't mind that risk or don't care, they actually might try it and hopefully review it for others to learn and/or make a decision based on their experiences, obviously the rule of reviews still applies (fake ones, mad ones, unfair, DOA, ratings based on shipping problem, etc), but people mostly read them to find one specific review with one specific word they were wondering about to relate to before picking it up.

[@BlackRaven87]

@@nessienethquik Exactly! And not all the reviews on Amazon are to be trusted either. People get paid by other brands to put bad reviews on product. Even reviews for an entirely different item can be found on Amazon items.

[@teagenthetiefling5296]

There’s a very small Amazon store on my way home from the gym. I’m torn because as a disabled person I can’t fully divest and it does make things easier on me to avoid making contact but it’s Amazon. Amazon hasn’t done my city much good.

[@salmon4869]

Yeah amazon is a fucked up company

[@iloveme4life]

It's ethics vs convenience. You have to see which you value more 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@salmon4869]

@@iloveme4life ethics.

[@iloveme4life]

@@salmon4869 me 2

[@bodyofhope]

As a disabled person, I have to make more compromises than I'd like, just to be more functional and more independent. I wouldn't call it convenience, I would call it accessibility. For example, if you have a sensory processing disorder, like many on the Autism Spectrum do, you might avoid shopping centers bc of the high traffic and loud noises. You might be more likely to shop in a grocer like this one, which will add to your quality of life and overall independence. I wouldn't like to see shops like these take over, but there might be a need for them.

[@franciscofranco5739]

Amazon (like technology in general) have simultaneously proven to be both a blessing and a curse. This is cool but also worrying on a couple levels.

[@lizf3325]

I don’t love Amazon but, the idea of smartcarts yusss! Seeing my purchase total as I put things on or take things out is great. Scan and pay your cart total at the front of store cuts down lines and is easier for disabled people especially as our local grocers often don’t have baggers or only has self checkout open.

[@MadisonWestfield]

Go local when you can. Not always possible but you’re helping your community

[@franciscofranco5739]

It depends, while I prefer to buy local….I won’t buy local if they astronomically mark up the price to take advantage of the “buy local” mindset. I’ve seen this a lot. I’ve also seen some local “small businesses” push the whole “support local small business” angle only to find out that they own 5-10 businesses, treat their employees like crap, and basically run a monopoly on a smaller scale.

[@nateclipps]

Y’all also need to reconsider the fact not everyone can afford going local. Getting cheap fresh & healthy foods with no harmful GMO is fucking expensive as shit

[@franciscofranco5739]

@@nateclipps GMOs aren’t harmful, it’s a complete fallacy. Organic is not better for you in any way. For starters, DDT is an organic pesticide. Secondly fruits like modern bananas, seedless watermelon and seedless grapes are all byproduct of GMO.

[@nateclipps]

@@franciscofranco5739 ….. can you not?

[@nateclipps]

@@franciscofranco5739 I didn’t say all gmos are harmful. However many can be and are exploited by big companies since their cheap to produce. -Plz shut up

[@Froggy77100]

While it's very cool & many could use & appreciate the convenience; I can not in good conscience support this. It's yet another way to make a company even more profitable -- while adding to the number of people either; unemployed, being paid unsurvivable wages & increasing poverty rate.

[@amalieshelby]

100% agree. Unfortunate that's where we are headed twords. The government wants everyone to rely on them for money and be miserable rather than having actual people to talk to and interact with.

[@fatvizcaino1018]

yupppp!

[@jenicdarling9425]

Does big chain companies like these taking over cities and such put the lil remaining small businesses like mom and pop shops out of business?

[@perfectlyimperfect2368]

@@jenicdarling9425 absolutely!

[@Slugcat317]

At least the engineers will get more jobs

[@Vmgforever]

I love my Amazon fresh ❤ I love I go in and go out with out wasting time and I can see how much I'm spending so I won't go over my budget😊

[@zvezdoblyat]

Wow that’s cute! Anyways, what I’d want is markets (with outdoor stands) that sell fresh produce and meats for lower prices. Nobody needs this, what about all the potential cashiers etc put out of work?

[@awalker8371]

Thanks as a cashier 👏🏾👋🏾

[@kirstybrown1185]

To lower prices of meat and veggies means to cut already tight farmers wages. I don’t understand how people think that’s a positive. We need to be willing to pay for quality. The machines create just as many jobs as they replace, Amazon trains people on these machines, all they did was replace a minimum wage job with a trained position they pay more for. This only affects people not willing to grow with technology and there are always going to be places that don’t offer this. These 2 negatives aren’t actually bad things. Personally I’d rather see farmers not go out of business and for untrained low paid families to get out of ruts the education system didn’t protect them from. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@ainnochaim9450]

When I was little, there was always a little grocery store we used to shop at. The grocers, the meat cutters, and the baggers would all know our names and what was going on in our life. And we did their's. I miss that. I will never shop at an Amazon store.

[@user-lj3jd9gn4o]

oh god you sound like one of the customers at my job. i wish we had an amazon store.

[@akoiya6300]

It appears Amazon already knows that stuff too 😜

[@johnherrera5261]

So you've never shopped at Amazon online?

[@kingdomhearts351]

Goodbye to all of the local small family owned supermarkets. Extremely sad.

[@Nikybeez]

Like... Safeway and Giant? Who still has a grocer? It's all big grocery chains now.

[@kingdomhearts351]

@@Nikybeez actually I live in Sacramento and there are small markets lol

[@Nikybeez]

@@kingdomhearts351 Haha. Now it's "small markets", not "supermarkets"? Sick backpedal. 🤣🤣🤣

[@kingdomhearts351]

@@Nikybeez oh okay yeah wrong choice of words to say "super" vs "small". The sentiment is still the same. If correcting youtube comments gives you a small power trip, go make some friends and live a little

[@Nikybeez]

@@kingdomhearts351 Not my fault you don't know how to use the English language. Don't take it out on me because you failed that class, and now want to defend your own poor choice of words. 🤣

[@maxkordon]

“They’ve brought the online experience to in person” THATS JUST A FUCKING STORE, LOG OFF

[@Faux_Fox_]

Oh, well thank god I don’t have to turn on my phone to buy stuff from Amazon anymore, that was always so difficult

[@Hoid.]

Yes, the future that takes all these jobs from actual people and that gets rid of all human interactions. Amazing

[@roleat]

People need to clean and restock. Better to keep those jobs for anyone who can't work in more complicated areas so it may not be so bad.

[@nuancedrenditions]

Progress has always been about displacing workers ( all the factory workers from Detroit) and also great for people like me who hate interacting with strangers. I think there is an epidemic where we blindly hate any technological improvements that will ease our lives.

[@Mandaxx25]

@@nuancedrenditions carry on hating strangers. You're going to place yourself into a hell of your own making.

[@nuancedrenditions]

@@Mandaxx25 I said I hate 'interacting' not that I hate strangers. Big difference. I'm not a weirdo to hate strangers for no reason. I just don't like useless platitudes which you do with customer interaction, it's super fake when everyone including the workers running tensed with their personal issues.

[@sachsoup]

@@Mandaxx25 hates interacting with other people ≠ hating people in general

[@caaniisleeeep]

I'm not gonna lie, the idea of these becoming super popular scares the shit outta me

[@Antonjlavey]

It should because then you lose

[@user-yy7fx2cr8j]

why would it scare u? its literally just like the regi robots machine but with a cart, I rlly don't get peoples worries about this

[@choog5650]

@@user-yy7fx2cr8j Support your local markets, don't feed a multibillion corporation's greed.

[@Antonjlavey]

@@user-yy7fx2cr8j it's because of the new age.... alot of the population will be destroyed. If you don't follow the rules you will be shut off from everything

[@romeothompson9389]

@@choog5650 nobody has time for that corporations like Amazon and Walmart 99% of time offer the most convenience for the cheapest price im not about to take extra time out of my day to go get up charged at some farmers market to “support small business” and pay 10 bucks for a box of strawberries when I can get strawberries at Walmart for 3 bucks

[@frankconrad8561]

George Orwell comes to mind when I see such things…

[@PrinceRoyceFan667]

Please support your local grocers in the area. These things replace too many damn jobs

[@chloeme3589]

I'm relieved that the comment section is realistic about Amazons/Jeff Bezos wrongdoings and how this will affect the market, workers and whole future of our society. Just to say it again: shop locally, don't support Amazon.

[@fatvizcaino1018]

lets keep it up!

[@yeseniagarcia1419]

SHOP AT CO-OPS!!

[@r3al_darkmatter355]

Supporting local businesses like Amazon. -Jeff Bezos

[@leonardodtc1493]

This is the future,our technology is aways been trying to replace man/animal power to machine power,Amazon is truly revolutionary

[@bachibak]

I mean, yeah, but some things you just can't get in person, like Things that would be embarrassing to buy in public

[@illuminaillustrates8651]

This feels like a dystopian future hiding in plain sight. No company should have this much power

[@SantiagoMAXIMOleon]

We need to rage against the machines or what ya know I’m down n shit eh

[@joanryder3842]

How is this any different than self checkout or waiting in line for items to be scanned by an employee? It’s just faster.

[@cacophonyeffects2823]

@@joanryder3842 because the store Im buying at gives local people jobs, and which they use to stimulate our local economy not some billionaire off in space

[@Daisika]

Yeah I think it’s a good idea but only if multiple groceries offered it

[@joanryder3842]

​@@cacophonyeffects2823 Lol. Are you kidding? Walmart is not a local business.... The fact that you think the money you give Walmart goes back into your community is an insane example of wishful thinking. The only way to support your local community is to support small businesses owned by people that LIVE in the community.

[@Mayug4]

The dream place of introverts

[@FOF275]

That shit would make me feel like I'm constantly being watched

[@natewill3919]

You are already being watched

[@Blackdrose]

This is cool but if they build more in the future, I can't even imagine how many people will be unemployed...

[@SarahJTennyson]

And usually machines don’t even work

[@Gilvids]

So many places are hiring. No one wants to work these days...

[@nurnadhirahsaing6169]

True, but I think more new jobs will appear as well. Just like nowadays where being an Influencer or KZbinr is considered as a job, compared to the past.

[@robert2690]

@@nurnadhirahsaing6169 What jobs? If it’s low wage jobs then it’s pointless.

[@nurnadhirahsaing6169]

@@robert2690 I mean, we don't know what'll happen in the future so I think it's okay to give something like this a chance. However, I do agree with the people in the comment section though. If it's being monopoly by huge corporations then that's bad.

[@Rohan-wq9yv]

And that's the reason you tend to buy way more than you need

[@kyleninjagokyle6717]

The only thing I really like about it is knowing exactly how much I spend so I don’t need to think about tax if I’m watching my spending. Other then that I’ll pass

[@finpin2622]

My sister went to one of these stores recently and it freaked her out so much she didn't want to go again. She said there are cameras covering the ceiling and basically everywhere and of course you can't buy anything without having an Amazon account..... Honestly sounds freaky to me I'll probably just stick to regular grocery stores.

[@craftymom3159]

There are cameras in every store.

[@maria-melek]

@@craftymom3159 Even in shopping carts? Nah

[@bethanywillis5222]

Wherever you go especially shopping you are constantly being watched…

[@finpin2622]

@@bethanywillis5222 honestly I feel like it's different being watched by the security guards at my local grocery store versus my every action being available to Amazon (who also happens to directly have access to my credit card) (who also happens to be an enormous monopoly).

[@WhipThenNaeNae]

@@maria-melek there are cameras on your phone

[@TahtahmesDiary]

Amazon wants to know what you eat, when you sleep, how many bpm your heart has at any given moment, in your living room watching and listening to you breath etc etc etc and its beyond disturbing.

[@mialashanaee7147]

Real “cool” until you realize there will be no cashiers in a few years and many would be out of a job. Really weird that humans are comfortable with cameras following them and pointed at them 24/7

[@kittykittybangbang9367]

"Remember when being under constant surveillance was considered creepy and sinister? That was nice wasn't it?" - Brandon Tennold

[@tentifr]

This is like a dystopia

[@synchroneatm9654]

Amazon buying out Whole Foods and pushing other stores out of business like this is why my family has lived in a food desert for the past few years. As a tech major myself, this place is pretty cool and innovative, but I will never shop at an Amazon grocery store out of solidarity

[@joanryder3842]

Walmart is worse. Walmart destroys communities, underpays employees and the food is of lowest quality.

[@justacarpet6227]

Technically, wouldn't it be really easy to put tape over the cameras and shoplift without anyone noticing? 🤔

[@synchroneatm9654]

@@justacarpet6227 oh shit, you might have a point 🤔

[@florex9016]

@Let's go brandon! yes very smart idea, you connect your account to the cart after which it knows your name and residence but suddenly all the 5 cameras in that cart are blind, after which a few items go missing. I wonder who the suspect is going to be.

[@justacarpet6227]

@@florex9016 then set up a burn account 🤨. Why are you intentionally being rude?

[@mishellesuniverse4620]

I like it... but I prefer people to pay and chat, it creates jobs, and communication is good for us humans.

[@ninzyroo4807]

This is what I was thinking too. If we eliminate the need for cashiers we eliminate so many jobs. Not to mention some people get most of their social interaction when running errands, particularly older people who live alone and have outlived many of their loved ones. It's cool from a technology stand point but it's also really sad.

[@ladyprussia3618]

I don't know how it is in other countries, but at least in mine around 95% of people already go through self check out, it's faster and doesn't require people to do awkward talking with cashiers. But I am willing to admit that it might be a culture thing.

[@r3al_darkmatter355]

Yeah I'd rather avoid human contact as much as possible I see this as an absolute win.

[@iwontlikeyourcomment5487]

@@ladyprussia3618 In my country the self cashiers are annoying as hell and most people only use them if they have a few items

[@kissit012]

I love not having to talk to others in person. People are exhausting. The internet is enough.

[@addictionsucks8848]

That's honestly sick as hell. No scanning, no unnecessary interaction. That's fricken awesome.

[@zakdrinan5845]

I wish Amazon fresh comes to Australia an an Amazon GO

[@actuallyamermaid9765]

Support your local businesses, not billionaires!!

[@Ryn-yf8oe]

Or just do what you want, if she wants to shop there let her

[@ArminGamer]

I'll do whatever the fuck I want

[@r3al_darkmatter355]

Social darwinism at its finest.

[@lavender1608]

one day a teenager won’t be able to get their first job at their local grocery store because of things like this

[@Iceechibi]

They still need people to stock the shelves though

[@lukasz4993]

The only thing I like about this better then other grocery stores is the reviews. That can really help in deciding what to buy

[@leinacosplay2367]

Since my country has a REALLY bad economy, I can only think "unemployment" while looking at this 😂

[@alexiatolas]

Jeff Bezos saw Buy N Large and thought, “Why wouldn’t I?”

[@smileyriley1001]

Love a good Wall-E reference ✨

[@justinadams8337]

I was thinking the same thing

[@Bunyip3124]

Eh, at a time when people are increasingly disconnected, insular, lonely, socially awkward and already addicted to screens, this is not something the world needs. Pretty sure 2 years of lockdowns has shown that stripping people of incidental interactions with other people is messing everyone up to some degree. Sometimes that chat to the shop assistants and cashiers is what you need.

[@radhiadeedou8286]

Especially for older people, my mom is in her 60s and she loves chatting with cashiers

[@anandabliss9997]

So true! You never know if you could brighten someone’s day with a kind word or two and vice versa!

[@lukeatkinson3355]

Honestly, id probably have fun shopping here. I like that they have the star ratings. I never knew amazon had a grocery store. The idea is kinda cute.

[@emoji_page]

I hope Amoxon Grocery moves to where I live as well!

[@xkslara25]

Please don’t shop here 🥺 this store is literally making grocery jobs irrelevant and they’re one of the last few jobs with unions and decent pay.

[@yassinsmaamoun]

While I do understand your point; change is natural and nothing stays constant forever. Imagine if people refused to use automobiles when they first came out because they didn't want horse carriage drivers to be jobless. As time moves on, the job market evolves and if a job opportunity closes, somewhere another opportunity opens.

[@OGimouse1]

@@yassinsmaamoun That's not the kind of changes they're talking about and it's a false fallacy. What you're saying is changes in autos led to better autos. Unemployment more people with am ever-shrinking market only increases the food-buying experiences for people who are employed enough to afford food.

[@yassinsmaamoun]

@@OGimouse1 fair point. But are you considering the software development and tech support/maintenance jobs that will be created as a result of this shift

[@Im_George]

If it means better prices or better quality for the price and I get out incredibly quicker not having to deal with a cashier, I'm game. It's literally just cashiers that are gone. All the other positions are still there

[@xkslara25]

@@Im_George that’s actually not true. The entire store has like 5 positions. There is very few stockers, no baggers, cashiers, managers, etc and the few positions that exist are for really low paying wages. Yeah you’re paying less for things but you’re essentially killing a lot of people’s income. The reason grocery stores charge more for items is because all of their employees will eventually get benefits at some point and as someone who’s only had benefits because of this, I can’t support companies that do this to people. At least my local Amazon fresh, they can fully find the store with like $500 a day for the their employees. (They put all of their workers $15 an hour).

[@hannah44282]

when will we as a society stop supporting amazon/ jeff bezoz. we’re headed toward dystopia

[@Antonjlavey]

Do you mean the new dawn aka NEW World Order

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

Headed? We're already there honey. We're all just pretending we aren't because humans love to pretend.

[@olli_h9310]

bezos isn't amazons ceo anymore

[@mcknit05]

Thanks for the review. I hate literally everything about this store. But I appreciate the effort you put into this.

[@travelfoodielove]

I can’t even function at a self checkout line and y’all think I’m going to do this crazy shit?!

[@irongirltoni]

The fact that it's owned by Amazon freaks me out a bit.

[@mikhilmuhuthan6903]

As cool and innovative as it is, don't you find this kinda scary of how technology can replace us

[@Hesham2008A]

Ur the type of person that really think robots ( the think that US HUMANS MAKE AND HAVE CONTROL OVER) are going to take over us

[@fida80]

@@Hesham2008A this is not some bogus argument , it's an real threat and Elon Musk , Stephen Hawking ,bill gates and many other have cautioned humanity about this threat

[@saltyynoodle]

@@Hesham2008A thing*

[@nateclipps]

This tech won’t replace anyone. Us cashiers are thankful for this. Y’all call us slow & whine and complain abt every little thing. Scan your own shit. There’s already a self checkout. This will actaully create more jobs. People will be needed to build the buggies, restock the food, & keep the store clean & maintenance the cart. Y’all overreact a bit much

[@RoyalYoutube_PRO]

No

[@gasparma2316]

I love the concept of just using one of those innovative shopping cart, not having to wait at a checkout but not up for the high grocery prices

[@brigonion10]

Ok this is kinda cool always wanted reviews in the grocery store

[@amalieshelby]

The only problems is that your Amazon account ha sto have money and you need an account. Someone could take all that away from you. So I very much disagree with that type of store. People always think stuff like that is amazing till there account gets stolen.

[@Logizo]

"It's evolving,but backwards" this quote describes online shoping

[@bamsuth9650]

disagree

[@Mempler]

LOL TRUE

[@nateclipps]

Expand upon why you think that way?

[@Frankiln.D.Roosevelt.1934]

@@borntofart pewdiepie isn't silly

[@skylol6258]

Are you a boomer or some shit?

[@94kiana2001]

Omg! One is opening up in my neighborhood. Cannot wait to shop there!

[@jayashreethiyagarajan8018]

My introverted self loves this idea😌

[@reagjones8348]

This is where I draw the line with technology. It’s cool and innovative, but this is an example where the middle class just lost jobs if this were a regular store with regular employees. Yikes.

[@romeothompson9389]

The fact you think in todays society a person who’s classified as “middle class” can sustain a “middle class” life working at a grocery store is kinda funny lol

[@reagjones8348]

@@romeothompson9389 Valid point, Romeo! :) What I’m getting across though is that nonetheless, potential jobs that would be available for people to at least make some kind of money is being given to A.I. A job making something is better than no job at all. Not disregarding that usually, grocery store salaries have unlivable wages. People can have a productive argument without unnecessary attitude as well!

[@dh.151]

@@romeothompson9389 a big majority of the population is young people looking for entry level jobs and part time things like this...

[@divx1001]

@@reagjones8348 the internet is rife with online jobs and you guys want to keep these miserable jobs for the poor people. You guys are more capitalist than you think. You'd like to keep people in their stupid jobs of bagging groceries. Some pain is necessary until people understand that there is a ton of opportunities out there. I'm only worried about people over 40 years old, they will not be able to change jobs so fast, so they will need financial assistance and that's why we need to start taxing the rich with the same % as the poor. If these ridiculous jobs that add little value to the society actually got replaced by robots, finally people can aspire to do something else for the same money if not more and maybe even from the comfort of their home. It's so dangerous to block progress in fear of the changes it will bring because your fellow humans in another part of the world will go ahead with the progress and one day you risk finding yourself in a shitty position because you strive to keep your poor people poor just beacsue of your personal fear of the consequences. The right way to deal with progress and cnahges is finding ways to mitigate its effects and protect the vulnerable in the moment of transition. Stifling technology is the worst you could do in this case.

[@nurnadhirahsaing6169]

I think maybe there'll be new types of jobs in the future if something like this is normalize. But that's just my thought though.

[@bryanmcdaniel2928]

As a person that studies and is getting into the field of cybersecurity, This already looks like a time bomb waiting to go off

[@sanjivinsmoke2719]

Idk.. youd think amazon eould invest biloion ina robust anti theft tech..

[@bryanmcdaniel2928]

@@sanjivinsmoke2719 I agree but it's not the first time Amazon has been broken into but My previous comment was about something that could happen like we agree on, I hope Amazon's tech and robust network is is good enough

[@xxxstronggirlxxx9532]

That's so cool, I didn't know this

[@nate9247]

Honestly the rapid expansion of Amazon sacred the shit out of me

[@a.cuddle2514]

The minute I saw this I legit went "that's cool... But wouldn't that kinda mess up so much in our economy?" Yes. Yes it would. Would I visit it maybe once to see what it's like? Probably. Would I ever go to it again afterwards? Yeah, probably not.

[@Hesham2008A]

Why not tho it’s 2022 this technology makes sense for how life is now and days

[@nateclipps]

How tho? Us cashiers are thankful for this. Y’all call us slow & whine and complain abt every little thing. Scan your own shit. There’s already a self checkout. This will actaully create more jobs. People will be needed to build the buggies, restock the food, & keep the store clean & maintenance the cart. Y’all overreact a bit much

[@nateclipps]

@MIAOU LE PITIT CHAT debunk my points. I’m not gonna watch a 1+ long movie over a comment a stranger made to me online

[@nateclipps]

@MIAOU LE PITIT CHAT my evidence is common sense. Obviously someone has to build the robot carts. It’s common sense a human will have to repair it or help if something goes wrong. It’s common sense to know a human will help with the stocking 🤦🏾 just shut up!

[@nateclipps]

@MIAOU LE PITIT CHAT how do you know failure is rare? At my Kroger I work at our cashier is always broke or glitching so much 😂😂😅😅 the self checkout out is always being a menace too

[@jaynehorn151]

Removing more people from employment.

[@alyshawashington9600]

I would try it a couple times- but I would definitely want to support normal grocery stores more. People need their jobs

[@AD-jq7ow]

I prefer my grocery shoping to be delived at home

[@24601InspectorJavert]

Leaving a like because I enjoy Janelle's content very much but this is my first time hearing about Amazon Fresh and WHAT A FUCKING DYSTOPIAN NIGHTMARE, I HATE IT HERE.

[@sirijagarlapudi2770]

We went their once and it was seriously overpriced in my family’s opinion

[@sky-dq2uc]

Ellenos yogurt is the BEST yogurt, if y’all are ever in Seattle you need to try it

[@xmannerisms67]

Your voiceover earned my 👍🏿😊

[@vannieleigh]

“It’s like online shopping but in person” … you mean shopping?! 😂

[@shotaaizawaeraserhead564]

This is wonderful for someone like me with extreme and crippling anxiety. No need to worry about too many people!

[@shotaaizawaeraserhead564]

And as a job, stocking the shelves! Not too much human interaction.

[@joehorn1762]

@@shotaaizawaeraserhead564 they'll have robots for that soon.

[@pavelp5000]

Please don’t look at it like that. It’s a really low bar to impress you.

[@earthstar7534]

I was actually recently thinking my social anxiety started when technology started reducing my daily in person interactions to the point my social skills were negatively affected. My social anxiety only got better when I forced myself into situations where I interact with others.

[@pavelp5000]

@@earthstar7534 couldn’t have worded it better. This just isolates people more and more so everyday interactions are even rarer.

[@heavygustav]

I will be supporting Jeff indefinitely

[@ahmadbugshan9603]

I never knew i needed this

[@OMK-_-96]

The review stars being listed is all good until you look at the reviews for the most expensive steaks and see its at 2 stars because most of the reviews are from people who cooked the steak well past well done and said it was tough, chewy, grisly and fatty. Source: my favourite Aberdeen Angus steak burgers are £3.20 for two patties at ASDA in England and is rated 3 stars.

[@anandabliss9997]

Amazon reviews are faked anyways…if it’s a high rating you click on the review it goes to completely different items with higher ratings. All as a means to scam ppl into thinking something is worth more than the 10 cents it cost to make it.

[@advikaryan]

Ur the only sane comment here

[@jenniferbhujel2106]

Looks cool but I would rather prefer more humanely interaction while shopping than to be in a situation I would feel more lonely.

[@tomikun8057]

introverts: :(

[@kas7344]

🤦🏻‍♂️why ….

[@Ryan-bi5mz]

Not to mention all the additives you KNOW Amazon puts in their food so Bezos can turn more profit.

[@ourpeachscones]

Social anxiety says yes to this

[@v06261]

I have social anxiety so this would be a godsend for me

[@iamjimgroth]

This is very similar to most stores in Sweden. You grab a scanner when you enter the store, scan each item as you pack then, and on the way out return the scanner. The payment is done by just scanning your card or phone and entering your PIN.

[@honeyswann]

I prefer this because I hate interacting with others and just quick meal and the reviews