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I looked most closely at the Google car and drove in it and um what their secret sauce is mapping technology.
And Lyft is trying to differentiate itself from Uber by being the um supporter of public transit rather than its killer.
I'm a little dubious of the little drone delivery model. Well, I just think um the volume problem of having these little things buzzing around uh in neighborhoods, the privacy concerns, the safety concerns, and so far the uh the FAA has been unwilling to adopt rules that really allow these little drones under 55 lbs. to fly without being in the line of sight of their operator. So it can never really work because you'd have to have a human being flying the drone. It makes no sense. You're not inc
you see Amazon doing things like add-on product. This I think is an incredible innovation.
I don't want to single out Amazon, but they're the leading example. So, sure. So, let's say Amazon. I mean, they they will it that Amazon Prime seemed quick delivery model encourages people to order one thing at a time, and the little thing will come in a great big box filled with packing. It's another truck trip that used to be all these goods would be on a big truck, go to a store and people would go and buy multiple things on a shopping trip. That was the model. Now it's one thing all the way
Amazon has gotten really good at positioning its goods in different distribution centers.
I ordered this food from Amazon.com cuz if you can't find it around, that's the place you go, right? Sure. And I just got the free shipping and said, 'It'll get here when it gets here.' Well, eight hours after I clicked on it, this was it.