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Amazon is offering Select Amazon Accounts: 10% Extra Savings on AmazonBasics Products when you apply coupon code WELCOME10 at checkout. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders. Thanks maverick2007

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I think small businesses have pretty much changed with the times, at least locally. They are pretty much narrowed down to restaurants, pharmacies, services, and groceries, outside of some gas stations. Or they have started their own online store. One user has ordered a shredder in this thread, I cannot think of a single local option to obtain one. Something as obscure as a specific laptop charger, certainly not. Really going to our local Walmart vs. Amazon will not make a significant difference. I am happy to support local when possible, but in many cases it is not convenient in the slightest. I work for a small business, and when they need office supplies, insurance, equipment, they go to large businesses themselves because it is their cheapest option for the same product.

sorry, you guys were right.

This is dumb. Many people in America are living with stagnant wages over the past several decades, and this year alone millions have lost their jobs. Many people can't afford to go spend more locally - not everyone has flexible income to go spend more on everything just to avoid the places that exploit tax loopholes and low wages. Even more so, many can't afford to risk health to go shop right now.