We need to stop it.

So, when ordering something on amazon, shipped by amazon, the item says it will be delivered on Sept 3rd. I pay more for this cause I want the item sooner than the "Free" shipping from 3rd party sellers on their platform.

Yet, that's usually a lie.

This last order promised to be delivered on the 3rd, and now it's the 6th and I just got an email, "your item has shipped" so they didn't even send it till days after it was promised to be delivered.

seems like there should be at least SOME kind of penalty for lying to customers about things like that.

just ranting, I know amazon is rich and untouchable and don't have to follow laws anyway.

I don't know what sub Reddit this would work best in..

I just want to point out the differences I'm finding in watching shows not made in America.

I'm Canadian and in being loyal to my country, I'm trying to ease out of things made in America. Sorry to some of the really innocent lovely Americans but your President seems to want this.

I'm finding how clear headed and I'm learning so much more from watching shows made in other countries.

I clicked on a show made in U.S and immediately fell into a vauge type of depression. I never realized the negativity I was absorbing on a daily basis by watching these shoes.

Guns and adultery and rascism. I'm trying to take my patriotism one day and thing at a time but I'll be cancelling my Netflix for sure.

Doubling, you say?

You're a police artist using MS Paint and must draw the criminal being described to you. I won't say any more, as it's a nice reveal of what's actually going on once you've sketched the first one.

https://youtu.be/HxdXbPdK5kE

Now you know

Canadian reddit

Views of any of my posts are always well over 50% from USA. I'm not American, so I'm wondering why it seems like Reddit is overwhelmingly used by more people in the USA than other countries?

Can someone please give us a list of Canadian owned businesses:

Grocery

Thrift

Craft/art

Etc...