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Founder and CEO of Viahart, a consumer products company. Founder and former CEO of Edison, a legal tech company. Doer of many things.

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Simultaneously disturbed and fascinated to learn that there is a guy who robs trains in the United States and posts his exploits on TikTok

Simultaneously disturbed and fascinated to learn that there is a guy who robs trains in the United States and posts his exploits on TikTok

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Could 1 of my 80,000+ followers be so kind as to post to a relevant subreddit? It’s just the beginning, but the service is already game-changing in that it: 1. requires no back and forth emails with broker 2. lets you get pricing instantly without email or phone call 3. Has price match guarantee 4. 10% off for late shipments 5. Includes delivery to your door Thank you 🙏

Could 1 of my 80,000+ followers be so kind as to post to a relevant subreddit? It’s just the beginning, but the service is already game-changing in that it: 1. requires no back and forth emails with broker 2. lets you get pricing instantly without email or phone call 3. Has price match guarantee 4. 10% off for late shipments 5. Includes delivery to your door Thank you 🙏

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I try to make at least one big product with every supplier. Sea shipping is cheapest when your orders come in 40’ containers. Having at least one big product with every supplier keeps your shipping costs low.

I try to make at least one big product with every supplier. Sea shipping is cheapest when your orders come in 40’ containers. Having at least one big product with every supplier keeps your shipping costs low.

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I’m always on here talking about how underrated Chinese manufacturing quality is but here’s our new Chinese forklift drifting down slowly because of (?) bad hydraulics. Btw it’s a time lapse.

I’m always on here talking about how underrated Chinese manufacturing quality is but here’s our new Chinese forklift drifting down slowly because of (?) bad hydraulics. Btw it’s a time lapse.

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The next China 🇨🇳 is: - not Mexico 🇲🇽 - not South America 🇧🇷 - not Central Asia 🇰🇿 - not Africa 🇿🇦 - not America with robots 🇺🇸 - and it is not India 🇮🇳 It is non-English speaking Southeast Asia 🇮🇩 🇻🇳 🇧🇩 🇲🇾 🇹🇭 🇰🇭 🇲🇲 🇸🇬 Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Bangladesh, and Myanmar (no Philippines, no India) with Singapore as the new region’s “Hong Kong”. That is 500 million people who will power the world’s next chapter of low cost manufacturing. In this video I break down the 9 reasons why this is the case: 1. Willing governments (now is our time) 2. Willing people (traditional tiktok and no onlyfans) 3. No competition for the same workers (English verbal India and Mexican cartels) 4. Population density (Indonesia 🤯) for supply chain clustering 5. Educated populations with the right culture and the ability to level up from worker to engineer to boss (happening in Vietnam already) 6. Ports 7. Proximity to raw materials 🇨🇳 🇯🇵 🇰🇷 8. Proximity to manufacturing knowledge 🇨🇳 🇯🇵 🇰🇷 9. A trading hub to make it call come together China is going to blow our minds over the next 10 years but a lot of industries are going to leave that country for non-English speaking SEA, and no it won’t be automated in the developed world. This is a 10-20 year trend. The future from China to Southeast Asia, is Asian.

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World Premiere of Amazon — Market. Power! Monopoly? This documentary will show you how Amazon uses its size and power to raise prices, for you, the consumer. The documentary follows four sellers on Amazon, two in Europe, two in the US, and their journey to survive on the platform. It begins with an explanation of Amazon's pricing policies and the complex way Amazon enforces them. Watch this foundational beginning section carefully and your mind will be blown later in the documentary when you see what goes on behind the scenes, when you click buy. This is an extremely important documentary. Amazon responds to fair criticism and it is my hope, that with your support that we can change Amazon's policies. So sellers can set their own prices. And so you can pay less when you shop online. Timestamps ---Amazon in Europe--- 1:56 How Amazon's pricing systems work 5:24 Does Amazon follow its own pricing rules? 9:26 Europe's investigations into Amazon's market power 14:00 What happens when you sell off-Amazon for less? ---Amazon in the US--- 17:28 Amazon in the USA 20:15 The Brain Flakes 20:37 Calculating the revenues of sellers on Amazon 22:56 Is Amazon a Monopoly? 24:13 How Amazon uses its marketplace to subsidize its money-losing businesses 26:01 The ads on Amazon and how they drive up prices 27:00 How sellers are forced to use Amazon's other services ---Amazon in Europe--- 28:50 Competing with Amazon to be seen in search 29:53 What data analysis says about Amazon following its own rules 32:07 European investigations into Amazon's conduct 33:57 Is it possible to sell online without Amazon? 35:20 How Europe curbed Amazon's pricing behavior ---Amazon in the US--- 37:52 Does Amazon's Basics brand copy its sellers' products? 38:41 The Everyday Sling 40:27 Does Amazon use private data to decide what products to copy? ---Amazon in Europe--- 44:46 Is Amazon a monopoly that should be broken up? 46:52 Credits 47:08 Do you have an Amazon Prime account? I'd like to thank all who made this film possible. A special thank you and respect goes out to the sellers who appeared. It takes a lot of guts and conviction to stand up to one of the world's most powerful companies. To support their businesses, please click into the replies where you will find links to their (off-Amazon!) websites, as well as links to this documentary on other video viewing platforms! Thank you and enjoy!

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997,396 views • 2 years ago