Sarah Nassauer

For the first time in over a decade, Amazon is bigger than Walmart by annual revenue.

And that is symbolic.

You know, it's symbolic internally inside Walmart, right?

And how they view themselves.

It's also symbolic, you know, externally.

And it just speaks to how quickly Amazon has been able to grow their younger company than Walmart.

There is a shift happening, but both Amazon and Walmart are growing fast.

So you're seeing these two massive behemoths grow really fast.

35 years.

How do you feel?

I mean, for me, I've covered Walmart for 10 years, and I felt like he was a little bit more relaxed than he's ever been when I'm talking to him.

I guess, you know, we've known each other for a while, but also he probably is on his way out the door and in a little bit of a different headspace than he has been the last 12 years.

I mean, I think now, looking back, what defined his tenure is that he, you know, he did it.

Walmart did not succumb to Amazon, you know, in some quick succession of blows, as a lot of people thought a decade ago might happen.

Walmart's a lot stronger than when he started.

So, all right, I guess we're rolling.

We're good.

So I guess to start, will you introduce yourself and tell us how long you've worked at Walmart?

Okay.

And when did you start at Walmart?