Kyle Hagee

You can get $1 eyelash curlers, an iPhone case for $3, and a four-pack of Christmas socks for $7. But those prices require a very un-Amazon-like compromise. The company says it'll take one to two weeks for your purchases to get delivered, and you'll be charged a shipping fee for orders under $25. Kyle, Amazon is clearly feeling the heat from these ultra-discounted online stores.

You can get $1 eyelash curlers, an iPhone case for $3, and a four-pack of Christmas socks for $7. But those prices require a very un-Amazon-like compromise. The company says it'll take one to two weeks for your purchases to get delivered, and you'll be charged a shipping fee for orders under $25. Kyle, Amazon is clearly feeling the heat from these ultra-discounted online stores.

Do you think this gives it a little breathing room?

Do you think this gives it a little breathing room?

Do you think this gives it a little breathing room?

And one way they're trying to differentiate from Taimou and Shein is by hyping up the quality of their products. These other, these China-linked marketplaces have been accused of shady practices for sourcing materials to build these goods or ripping off, you know, third-party sellers.

And one way they're trying to differentiate from Taimou and Shein is by hyping up the quality of their products. These other, these China-linked marketplaces have been accused of shady practices for sourcing materials to build these goods or ripping off, you know, third-party sellers.

And one way they're trying to differentiate from Taimou and Shein is by hyping up the quality of their products. These other, these China-linked marketplaces have been accused of shady practices for sourcing materials to build these goods or ripping off, you know, third-party sellers.

And Amazon, in their press release for Amazon haul, sort of touted the fact that they screen the products that sellers offer in this particular marketplace so customers can be confident about They're going to receive safe, authentic and and products that are compliant with applicable regulations. So that's how they're standing out from from the ultra discounters that exist.

And Amazon, in their press release for Amazon haul, sort of touted the fact that they screen the products that sellers offer in this particular marketplace so customers can be confident about They're going to receive safe, authentic and and products that are compliant with applicable regulations. So that's how they're standing out from from the ultra discounters that exist.

And Amazon, in their press release for Amazon haul, sort of touted the fact that they screen the products that sellers offer in this particular marketplace so customers can be confident about They're going to receive safe, authentic and and products that are compliant with applicable regulations. So that's how they're standing out from from the ultra discounters that exist.

But clearly they're feeling the heat. They don't want to be disrupted. And so this is their this is their launch to stay ahead of the pack. For my second number, I need you to call your friend who you tease for being a terrible sports better. You owe them an apology.

But clearly they're feeling the heat. They don't want to be disrupted. And so this is their this is their launch to stay ahead of the pack. For my second number, I need you to call your friend who you tease for being a terrible sports better. You owe them an apology.

But clearly they're feeling the heat. They don't want to be disrupted. And so this is their this is their launch to stay ahead of the pack. For my second number, I need you to call your friend who you tease for being a terrible sports better. You owe them an apology.

At least in this NFL season, amateur gamblers have been gaining the upper hand on sportsbooks like DraftKings and FanDuel, forcing these companies to pay out more to customers and lower their sales forecasts as a result. Get this. Last week, DraftKings slashed its 2024 revenue guidance by $250 million. And on Tuesday, FanDuel parent Flutter cut its annual U.S. revenue forecast by $50 million.

At least in this NFL season, amateur gamblers have been gaining the upper hand on sportsbooks like DraftKings and FanDuel, forcing these companies to pay out more to customers and lower their sales forecasts as a result. Get this. Last week, DraftKings slashed its 2024 revenue guidance by $250 million. And on Tuesday, FanDuel parent Flutter cut its annual U.S. revenue forecast by $50 million.

At least in this NFL season, amateur gamblers have been gaining the upper hand on sportsbooks like DraftKings and FanDuel, forcing these companies to pay out more to customers and lower their sales forecasts as a result. Get this. Last week, DraftKings slashed its 2024 revenue guidance by $250 million. And on Tuesday, FanDuel parent Flutter cut its annual U.S. revenue forecast by $50 million.

So what's going on? Isn't the number one rule of the casino, the house always wins? Well, not always. This NFL season, fan favorite picks like the Chiefs and the Lions have been winning a lot, and generally there have been fewer upsets, which would be better for the sportsbooks.

So what's going on? Isn't the number one rule of the casino, the house always wins? Well, not always. This NFL season, fan favorite picks like the Chiefs and the Lions have been winning a lot, and generally there have been fewer upsets, which would be better for the sportsbooks.

So what's going on? Isn't the number one rule of the casino, the house always wins? Well, not always. This NFL season, fan favorite picks like the Chiefs and the Lions have been winning a lot, and generally there have been fewer upsets, which would be better for the sportsbooks.