Walmart vs Amazon - Which Is More Successful - Company Comparison

Who is more successful? Amazon or Walmart? Who makes more money and who has a brighter future? Let's look at these retail giants in this company comparison: Walmart vs Amazon
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[@Simplehistory]

Loving these business videos :)

[@YouwereWondering_TAW]

Yeah, they do make business videos once in a while they are quite interesting and kinda unique.

[@sarwarjawaid9403]

Cooool

[@mucklowthebaronofmercia8295]

Simple History can we see a video of the sbs

[@P2480-n8h]

Aren't you guys the same

[@bvc11111]

Two of my favorite channels! Keep up the great work guys!

[@gavin2601]

Speaking of Walmart, they need to put more frickin cashiers in the buying isles. The lines always go into the clothing sections due to how long they are...

[@SykotikShadow]

If you listen to watch carefully and and closely didn't you see that this is how they keep their prices so low. Less people to pay more money they save

[@ftl989]

Gavin Visco not to mention they're slow

[@Jay-jb2vr]

Same thing at the Whitehall, PA location.. 50 check out lanes, only 4 are open. Nevermind the self check out lanes...

[@slamdunk118]

true, they are doing that in my local super walmart. They already took off half of the cashier lane and working on the new self check out lines that they call scan and go.

[@speedythunder1995]

MotoSpec Un-Edited Videos! Same

[@JoshuaHoe]

Back before Walmart, u had to buy a ticket to see a bearded woman

[@rocioayala9212]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@alimery07]

Why

[@mikairaasokinasha5329]

I think Walmart will still be here because there are some people who put more trust in seeing the product physically before buying.

[@Luxyglamlife]

MIKAIRA ASOKINASHA plus it’s much harder to return items to Amazon

[@masternobody1896]

walmat meme

[@nhuthien198]

Trivago.

[@JanSanono]

Dank hotel?

[@hotbam37]

Errr wut

[@Lammette]

Momondo

[@euhenyo4443]

Hotel?

[@albarleta2511]

Traveloka

[@ThisLittleCriticSanad]

Globally Amazon will always dominate but Americans will always have a place in their hearts for a good old super Walmart.

[@amany8538]

This Little Critic true

[@giuliana1118]

This Little Critic I’ve never seen a Walmart shut down and I doubt I ever will

[@jennyfundie7137]

Americans love Walmart

[@meganmelissa914]

Agree

[@davidvergel7440]

Walmart sucks I hate it with passion. They are criminals

[@Bally1127]

how come we drink drinks, but we dont eat eats?

[@joaopedrocarneiro4645]

*ENGLAND* *IS* *MY* *CITY*

[@noahahmon]

How come teachers teach, but students learn?

[@aliciavivi2147]

I am rethinking my life after reading this

[@sasquatchfeet7954]

Mind fuck of the day! LMAO

[@YouwereWondering_TAW]

lol you got that right.

[@gpcaraudio]

I worked at the international wine center, and one of the main share holders of Amazon came in and spent $20,000 on 5 bottles total of wine and liquor. Paid with the amex black card. Was crazy because he was just buying them as gifts

[@ArnoldGaming]

Yey hey GPcarAudio! I am a bass head!

[@lordbendtner241]

I think they should write a disstrack about each other...

[@gatto3030]

A diss commercial

[@stephenbalaban3891]

Or at least have a commercial war like the one T-Mobile and Sprint had/are having with that one Paul guy who said "don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much,"

[@itzmanny9319]

My dad be like EBAY

[@Fallibleandflawed]

ItzManny 1 lmao me. Its more user friendly and faster imo

[@ballivareso8225]

ItzManny 1 do people still use that?

[@ABanRocks]

I use ebay. Amazon is annoying to use.

[@OJT]

if you want to be scammed

[@ACE112ACE112]

ebay is so bad unless you want broken stuff

[@yodog880]

I worked inside of an Amazon warehouse before and it truly is Spirit numbing. They stress the importance of making rate and will gladly give you a mark up, or move you to a different role where you’re left until you quit or get fired. Most quit. The long hours and little contact with the outside world, followed up with near insane expectations and lame pay...makes it a crushing place to work. If anyone is considering working there, please make sure to use it as a stepping stone, and not a final destination, as it will eat you alive.

[@kaiden572]

I currently work at Amazon it is one of the best jobs I've ever had. They have given me so much opportunity that I would never have had from any other job

[@anon793]

2.3 million employees and y'all can't keep 4 registers open

[@SgtJoeSmith]

They switched to self check out cause minimum wage hikes

[@alilabeebalkoka]

Dayton Stiles have no fear Self-check lanes are here and more will be coming soon enough!!!

[@CT_92]

Ali Labeeb Alkoka: In a perfect system, yes, but self-checkout theft is a big issue for retailers. Unfortunately, dishonest customers will shamelessly scan a candy bar and then put a wireless speaker into their bag when they think no one is watching. Self-checkouts are becoming increasingly more expensive with added deterrents and cameras being used.

[@alilabeebalkoka]

CT I am aware if this. I install Self-check lanes for a living. That is why there is a sensor scales installed in the baggage are. The alarms go off until you remove the items that are causing the issues. Plus there are some stores that do not qualify for self checkout lanes for that very reason do to high levels of stealing product from the stores. I am aware of all the weaknesses. Basically they will end up hiring a group of people to check your cart at the door similar to Sam's club receipt checkers already do. So it will have measures in place for these things. No can all stealing be prevented of course not but it does not mean that it will stop people from improving the customer service experience. Also the benefits of the self checkout lanes out weight the cost including stealing

[@rochester3]

amazon has 570k employees lol

[@kevindamerr]

Walmart! You can test the product in personal mostly the tshirt or any clothes. + less hassle if the product is defective

[@rkelypnonu9423]

I dont even leave my house for shopping. Amazon Prime delivers groceries to my home for free and for buying anything else I can just use the site. I havent "celebrated" black friday in years since companies have been having much better sales online for years. And once I get a Tesla I wont ever have to visit gas stations ever again :D

[@DD-mp1kl]

I just started working at Walmart a few months ago, my store is suffering from lack of employees. Supplies are limited and I see the other employees not exactly being treated that great.

[@82ayalaj]

I work at prime now, and its the most chill place ever. I've heard other larger warehouses are not as fun

[@itzmanny9319]

My mom be like TESCO

[@aliciavivi2147]

ASDA

[@antonwilson532]

ItzManny 1 Morrison’s

[@Paul-iq8bu]

SAINSBURYS

[@omegablender]

MARKS AND SPENCERS

[@DarkSoldierNetwork]

ICELAND

[@morecrapforputdowns]

Does he not know that a millennial is born between 1982-2002. I'm sure people that are 35 knows what it feels like to have to buy things in the store and not have the privilege to buy things online.

[@williamjames212]

mattallica 89 He forgot that, but he would be correct if he is talking about the Z generation.

[@avonnorris]

I sure did

[@TasX]

That’s the literal millennials. There’s also another definition of millennials which means the current technology-based generation

[@boozsous38]

mattallica 89 Millennials are 83 to 96, man.

[@boozsous38]

Radi Bear False.

[@kingofnuclearfallout39]

I think Amazon is better

[@m1a1abramstank49]

Hasta Coronas_Mexicub yeah but there is a lot of scammers on EBay

[@user-tn2vr4ly5x]

It’s not an opinion. It’s a fact

[@ECDT1089-EtheLamborghini]

@M46 Patton Tank Same with Amazon :/

[@FrankieHiltz]

I made my first Amazon purchase around summer 2013. My life hasn't been the same ever since.

[@voytek5550]

Walmart attracts all sorts of trash customers

[@spacecowboy2010]

They prefer to call them "future associates"

[@Kun1799]

Voytek they're just trash. They're broke.

[@Bred0nSch00lV2]

So does ASDA here in the UK.

[@Nate-kc2wf]

That's Sobeys in Canada.

[@cnty8293]

It’s called The Warehouse in New Zealand

[@champsammy13]

Amazon: *Monopolizes the market* Wal-Mart: *Confused Pikachu face* 👁️👄👁️

[@hristianstoyanov6275]

Walmart is better, because there you can make a ''product name'' fort and film it

[@SANDWICHDify]

I like how he said that "Wal-Mart could employ everybody in Manchester, including the soccer team." There's more than one soccer team in Manchester.

[@parajared]

I like Ebay better than Amazon because Amazon says "free shipping * " as their shipping price instead of being up-front with you. Its not until after you have entered in your payment and shipping info and are on the very last step of check-out that you discover "free shipping" was actually "free shipping * " that extra shipping charge just kinda got slipped in there. It seems kinda bait-and-switchy to me. I can't trust Amazon not to tack on scumbag levels of shipping charges added onto my orders and don't want to go all the way to the very last check-out screen to be sure or not.

[@orion7873]

Ebay has waaaay more items than Amazon and at better prices.

[@bluerisk]

I stopped being an Amazon customer three years ago, and Wal-Mart failed to make it in my country...our local companies were too strong for them.

[@26hippoman]

My first job that wasn't working for my parents was at Walmart and it remains the worst job I've ever had. During orientation I mentioned I am colorblind and asked that they not put me somewhere where that would be an issue. They ended up putting me in apparel, which happens to be the most color coordinated part of the store. That was frustrating on it's own, but there wasn't anything I could do about it since management was incredibly hard to get a hold of and I spent the vast majority of my time unsupervised with almost no instruction. (Side note: the training videos treated Sam Walton in the same manner as a cult treats their founder. It was very bizarre)

[@SourCrust]

I work at Wal-Mart and I'm seeing less and less people working there. Pros, the "bad" employees get weeded out leaving customers with better ones but unfortunately also leaving them with less cashiers, people answering phones, help in the isles, etc. I see more and more self-check out lanes and more employees advertising online and grocery pick-up (unknowingly helping get rid of their jobs). It's quite interesting seeing the changes from the inside.... for now.

[@7dgirls142]

what did the librarian say to the student read more

[@capjoshua]

Haha 😒

[@TheInfographicsShow]

you got me.

[@7dgirls142]

i got you

[@capjoshua]

7d Girls no t me

[@7dgirls142]

i am very smart investigator

[@harshnarwan4894]

These vids teach me more in 10-15 mins than 7 hours of school

[@spiritedrenee9895]

E-Bay.

[@snowygoat1404]

Ebay is coool cuz u can sell your own stuff XD

[@Fallibleandflawed]

I love ebay

[@Xackory]

Amethyst Arrow u can do that in amazon too..

[@snowygoat1404]

True, but my dad sells on amazon and he said Ebay is more userfriendly, Amazon is more for buisnesses then just selling something you dont really need anymore

[@flame7153]

Xavier Your Savior Like this guy ^^^^ said, Amazon is used for businesses only. eBay targets individual people with cheap selling fees and lots of tips to get started selling things you don't want or need anymore.

[@fromanDg]

I shop with both when I can afford and have the need. Walmart physical stores have far from everything especially when it comes to niche items like comic books, old video games, quality shoes, certain sporting goods etc. But sometimes it’s easier just to run into Walmart instead of waiting 24-48 hours for a delivery. Amazon has everything but the prices are not ALWAYS right, and sometimes I need to touch things before I buy them. There will always be certain things that you just never buy online (ie clothes and shoes) just for the convenience and accuracy.

[@oscaro.172]

Meh. I prefer Walmart because cheap candy.

[@blakemosley5965]

Oscar O. NEH that's what the dollar store is for

[@Tripn]

cooley kit kats aren't shit

[@Tripn]

cooley kit kats are cheap candy

[@thatoneguyricardo]

Dollar store got shitty candy

[@abyssstrider2547]

Oscar O. On amazon you can order anything you want in the world and let it get derlivered to your doorsteps

[@TheLastPatriot]

As a previous employee of amazon I can confirm that they will work you as hard as they can. Prime week is absolute hell requiring at least 55 hours for that week. The turnover rate is extremely high with people usually quitting in the first couple months.

[@LiaLielamie]

When they say my little English cities I feel like I got a personal shout out😂💫💫

[@slamdunk118]

People still need local store , because sometime they just want to see or touch the things they want to buy before they make the purchase.

[@gavingarza5854]

Basically the intro: YOU'RE GONNA LOSE YOUR JOB

[@shermancrew01]

One thing that is easier to do with Walmart Is to return an item since Walmart is a public store, while Amazon is a digital store.

[@christopherwhite6983]

5 minutes in and walmart is 100% to Amazon is 0% in polls

[@christopherwhite6983]

10 minutes and Amazon is 90% in polls and 10% to Walmart

[@ganeshchaurasia6200]

Amazing Vid Keep 'em coming

[@TeamXIGaming]

We have football teams, not soccer teams.

[@shraiwi]

0:14 That's a nice package you've got there *_it would be a shame if a drone were to fly away with it_*

[@dmwrobinson]

makes me wonder if the infographics show are underpaying their animators...

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Why is that? :)

[@dimitriymirovsky]

its boring animation... not creative enuf

[@dmwrobinson]

you never knows what's going on behind the scenes..

[@stephenbalaban3891]

Dimitriy Mirovsky I find the animations energetic and pleasing to the eye, nevertheless there isn't much going on with the art. While you are right, it is slightly boring, at least they're boring in a high quality art kinda way

[@muhammadarham7442]

Yes, I also wonder that. Hmmm...

[@patrickfiorito]

This video is interesting. Because we know now, Amazon ends up eclipsing Walmart.

[@curt6926]

the second biggest city in the uk is birmingham not manchester

[@marktaylor9156]

Unlike Walmart, Amazon has no jugular. Not only is Amazon a rapidly evolving World marketplace, it has placed the entire world market at the fingertips of every consumer. you see, Walmart is not only competing with Amazon, but with every consumer (and competitor) in the world. If Walmart fails to open it's doors to it's competitors it will eventually be consumed by them...

[@shantanukulkarni007]

Which beast is winning? Ans: Capitalism

[@rationalsamrat3247]

Walmart bought 77% share of Flipkart for 16 billion dollars.

[@CypherJj4457]

Amazon doesn't even sell food... Walmart is a grocery store why would Amazon even lose money from Walmart Should've been Amazon vs. Ebay

[@m1a1abramstank49]

Justin Scott amazon has whole food though

[@samohtt]

Amazon does sell food...

[@joseluisreyes3609]

It's called Amazon Fresh

[@jazzalie1]

Amazon sells fresh food, meats, pantry foods, and will deliver food from your favorite restaurant, and lowers costs for Whole Foods.

[@orion7873]

Ebay could the best company in the world... but it's run by Nazis. eBay bans more items than it sells and they ban more users than they allow.

[@tisisajay]

Kids like WALMART... Men like AMAZON... Legends like FLIPKART,JABONG,EBAY,SHOPCLUES......

[@Balle402]

Notice me senpai

[@noiceplams2299]

NICK Wild Nein

[@avoonis]

NICK Wild i have got noticed 2 times by the infographics show complaing that i subed to military statics qnd other stuff not for dc vs marvel ahit and said coca cola makes your balls small

[@juliofalcon3333]

I live 10 min away from the FIRST Walmart opened in Rogers Arkansas lol

[@mrtrump632]

I'm scared that technology will take a bunch of jobs in the future.

[@nathanelbaz7774]

Like always in the history of humanity. Technology doesn't take jobs, it forces people to Evolve and change the way they work.

[@hotbam37]

I'm a millenial born in 90. I can't believe how long ago I started using paypal. It's been 13 years since I opened my account

[@TheDimeDrawer]

Make a video about Nestlé vs Cadbury next please

[@samohtt]

GO NESTLE!

[@BigDexMedia]

So as of now Walmart and Amazon are in a “battle race” to see who would be top company overall?

[@gorgeousgutterkid2230]

I'm not even subbed to this channel. Why did it notify me when it released?

[@keveneven1410]

Level67BattleMage KZbin does that with channels you usually watch, even if you’re not subscribed.

[@gorgeousgutterkid2230]

Keveneven That I usually watch? What's the point of the sub option then ? 🤔

[@keveneven1410]

Level67BattleMage When you sub, you’re supporting a channel and helping it grow, but I also wondered the same thing.

[@highcc]

Subscribing you're notified for every video.

[@HillbillyRednecking]

My dad works at FedEx, who ships Walmarts online sales, he says food is packaged soo poorly, poor boxes, poor water containment and poor food cooling/refrigeration, that they have to throw away up to several Walmart packages everyday

[@mohammadkazim5708]

Hotel?? Trivago.

[@iseeyoubrothegreedyvaultbo7435]

Mohammad Kazim random comment but I will skip

[@ShamrockNRoller]

I worked for Zappos, which is owned by Amazon, in their fulfillment warehouse, and they refused to pay me. We were supposed to get paid every week, but I didn't get my first three checks. Whenever I would tell a manager about this, they'd say, "Is that a big problem?" I finally quit because I didn't want to keep working for free and it had been a month without pay. I got my back pay months after quitting. So, hearing that they have treated other workers poorly didn't surprise me.

[@beastgamer07]

Amazon always better!

[@josephgonzales7733]

In regards to the ethics portion of the video, I work at a Fulfillment Center in NJ (EWR8) for Amazon and I've never been met with a disrespectful manager or felt like I was being overworked. The people at my location are extremely patient, nice, and helpful. And not only that, they listen to their employees and are always available to talk one to one. It doesn't stop there, the wage we are paid is $13.50 which is well beyond minimum wage. No matter what this video says about Amazon, I stand behind them because they are going in the right direction in terms of technology and work ethics. Edit: Safety is also our number one priority!

[@elijahbrown5089]

CRAIGLIST Squad where you at?

[@orion7873]

Craigslist hasn't changed at all in like 15 years.

[@cortmanyea]

This video hit close to home, I've worked at for both companies, Walmart is far better, I worked in Amazon's warhouse in etna Ohio, and it really is ran like a sweat shop, for 10 hours a day you stand walking back and forth between bins and shelves, 3ft trip max, it is grueling, I also noticed they had LEDs lights that would flash keeping you alert if you didn't exceed your quta, it doesn't sound bad, but it is...... By

[@yvsei513]

I'm on Walmart's side, because it is way faster to get your own food and stuff. ooh and also 7th :D

[@yvsei513]

hello there

[@yvsei513]

uhh I don't understand what you're saying

[@rohanshinde4327]

Anush Yaranushian You can always delete your comment.

[@82ayalaj]

You can get it delivered in an hour with Amazon

[@Xackory]

Wait wa

[@markv3065]

I work for Walmart. I'm actually on my lunch break as I'm typing this. I've been with the company for 4 years and believe me when I say it's the worst company to work for. The only reason I'm working here is cuz theyre the only ones that called me back. The company only cares about money and keeping it to itself plus the way they train managers is disgusting.

[@manryan1137]

no Walmarts in the UK

[@HB-jf6yq]

Matt A correct

[@user-tn2vr4ly5x]

Or Canada. Well i think. Canada just sucks.

[@dezloofficial]

Manryan Hothi Walmart is Asda in the UK, same company

[@sanimacailer2756]

"If walmart were a country, it would be the 24th largest economy in the world" - The 24th most trending video as of this moment

[@naggash5348]

Amazon is both worldwide and online, doesn't matter how rich is the familly that owns walmart, in the long run, they'll loose.

[@naggash5348]

Pretty sure they can't order in Gabon/Congo either, smartass. You got my point man why you playing ? Amazon allows thousands of people to sell on theyr website, cutting shipments prices and boosting availability.

[@oliverhernandez1236]

I feel like amazon is better than wal mart cause in Amazon they could deliver food through Whole Foods you could find anything on amazon

[@blank8450]

Next video: Chanel vs Walmart

[@grantprairie5307]

As a cashier at a US Walmart, it is my entry level job of choice. I get a break every 2 hours, they are very flexible with my school schedule, and the work environment is just fine. I earn $11/hr (before taxes). Although I am very glad I will be entering the teaching field in a few years and not cashiering the rest of my life, for an entry level job, it is not bad at all!

[@camerongooch9606]

If you had a trillion $ what would you do end world hunger, cure cancer restart a third world country or start producing antimatter what would you do

[@uyuman1]

Cocaine and prostitutes

[@pleaguemr666]

Cameron Gooch id buy cheetos and milk

[@Karan-vp7uk]

Actually if you were to just give away money that would hyper inflate the currency you are handing out. Look back in history at Germany

[@camerongooch9606]

Karan Chawla very good point say you got it from what is in circulation then 😀😀

[@Karan-vp7uk]

Cameron Gooch where would you get it from circulation? You would have to take it from the rich, but wouldn't work because if you were just talking money from people that worked all their lives and gave it to poorer people then nobody would work.

[@xCkillaxC]

People saying Amazon will wipe out a Walmart...no. People still love or prefer the satisfaction of getting things in person because you can see the product and get it immediately. And plus if you need something like milk or eggs or diapers who would want to wait a day or two for that to arrive?

[@clorlaxorangemustdrinkcanc2785]

Walmart

[@Oliboy22]

I saw a guy in my college doing his bloody food shopping on amazon, should've just gone to the nearby Waitrose

[@AwesomeMuku]

hey im creator xD

[@AwesomeMuku]

yea

[@Maxxx1ify]

Awesome Muku you copy forceplayz

[@mattias1234]

What about Swedish IKEA? It’s huge and it’s everywhere!

[@anirban1259]

Amazon is better

[@bamzerdaniel1997]

I’m a amazon worker and yeah it’s true For the 10 hours we work we get three breaks two 15 minutes and one 30 minute lunch time.after working for 2 and a half hours. But the sad thing is it takes around 4-5 mins to get to the break room so at the end the 15 minutes are only 5 minutes of sitting down And then the 30 minute lunch time. The lunch canteen is located on the 2nd floor, I worked on the 4th floor so it took around 6 mins to go to the canteen and get food and it took the same time to get packed lunch from floor 1 lockers. So at the end you only got around 16 mins of lunch time And for the first few weeks they tell you to work faster everyday and will keep on telling you if you’re work rate isn’t 100 percent (250 items per hour). And if you do get a good rate they don’t really tell you about it unless you had the best rate on the whole floor which are usually the more experienced ones.

[@jaafersa]

second and third comment

[@lustStar]

Jaafer Irfan 5th*

[@ae7698]

Literally no one cares

[@dinofearme1]

I worked for Walmart for less than a month. They told us that the store was less than half staffed and that we had to do twice the labor of a single employee within raise in pay or other compensation.

[@chasevineland1508]

Walmart will win even though I love Amazon and an Amazon Prime member for a long time. Problem with Amazon is over time they use your buying behaviors against you and the “free shipping” and “prime” benefits fall behind the actual savings. Walmart has the infrastructure and can turn the lights on all e-commerce systems at any moment. Also remember that Walmart became the leader in the market for implementing state of the art POS systems back in the 70s.

[@shceZriS]

I work for Walmart DC and can say I am paid quite generously. But... I can also say that you earn every penny by the amount of strenuous labor you put in each shift.

[@darylquek6446]

Can we please have a new update video about Amazon? Would be kind if there is one! I am doing a project on Amazon!

[@teatea4496]

LOL Walmart is in panic mode over Amazon.

[@shotguun29]

I currently work at a Walmart changing peoples oil and tires, and it’s a pain in the ass to get any kind of benefits raises or anything from the company. Walmart is so focused on making money from you and if you get hurt you’re pretty much fired. So personally I kind a hate Walmart but I’m desperate for a job so I have to tough it out.

[@ironfox4990]

As a employee myself at Walmart, I'm glad I work with them instead of overrated Amazon.

[@ashutoshanshu3305]

very well compiled video covering work culture and shrewd business tactics used by these 2 giants

[@mikemayhem9849]

I have worked at both companies because I really like both of them. Amazon was crazy and unless you’re already physically fit enough then it’s hard to keep up, but you worked three to max four 8 hour all nights. Whereas Walmart immediately thrusts you into 8 hour a day 5 day a week schedule and is great so long as your use to operating efficiently that long that often still/already

[@geminitaurus8693]

I worked for Wal-Mart for 4 and a half months, after my 3 month probation period people said I stuck around a lot longer than other 2nd in stock employees. They'd have 3 of us unload a whole truck and expect us to do it within 2 hours and than sort it all.

[@jamesburgess2k]

I saw a Walmart in a mall in Toronto... In America, we literally build towns around a Walmart supercenter.

[@leandretessier4479]

I love theses kind of videos! Thanks

[@tommyxiahantang5573]

If you have noticed, Walmart employs nearly 1% of our country's population not counting people worked there before, it's ridiculous

[@blakemosley5965]

2.3 million employees but still there is not people at every cash register

[@AngelGuerratherealme]

If Amazon had 11,000 company around the world, amazon would have trillions of dollars.

[@Vbs46]

Walmart got Flipkart now...well that's your answer to how will Walmart catch up to Amazon!

[@textmachine09]

pretty sure sam walton's 10 "business rules" really are: #1 MAKE MONEY BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY #2 - #10 repeat #1

[@pankajjoshi6082]

Great job brother keep it up your videos are great

[@HB-jf6yq]

Amazon's quadcopters will bring along so many laws. You wouldn't even be able to look at the things wrongly