A woman paid for Amazon Prime for 5 years before she realized she was using it wrong.
She'd ordered hundreds of packages. Watched a few shows on Prime Video. Never once looked past the "Buy Now" button.
Her cousin — who worked Amazon customer service for 3 years — was staying over for the holidays and watched her order a phone charger at full price.
She finally said: "Wait — can I see your account for a second? You're missing 9 things that come with the Prime you're already paying for. Amazon doesn't advertise most of these. They'd rather you not use them."
She changed 9 things in 10 minutes.
She saved $340 that month. Got a package a day early. Found $1,200 worth of stuff she already owned buried in a benefit she'd never opened.
Here's everything her cousin showed her:
Do you ever feel like you want to leave the house and have a social life, but once you’re out and socializing, you just want to run back home because you can’t stand being around people for too long?
It’s heartbreaking when you come to terms with the fact that maybe the safest way to live is alone. You start to realize you’re getting older, and finding someone real to build a life with just isn’t likely. Most people are either too into themselves, still chasing the streets, stuck on an ex, trapped in their past, or they come into your life just enough to confuse you. They want you, but not enough to choose you, and still won’t let you go.
We’re living in a time where being toxic is normalized, and it’s depressing to admit that being single might be the only way to truly protect your peace and mental health. Relationships today feel nearly impossible. So many people lack honesty, consistency, and real communication. And the worst part is knowing exactly what you have to offer, but never finding someone who has a table worth bringing it to.🥲
@KryssyLaReina I live in Texas. Ppl generally think of snow when a storm is coming. For Texas, its ice and not just ice but black ice. That shit is dangerous. The last winter storm, ppl lost power for weeks and lives . So yea, ppl tend to go overboard and buy more than they may actually need.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. dedicated his life fighting for equity and justice. He taught us that even in the face of intimidation and discrimination, we must never stop working towards a better future – a lesson that feels especially relevant today.
Change has never been easy. It takes persistence and determination, and requires all of us to speak out and stand up for what we believe in. As we honor Dr. King today, let’s draw strength from his example, and do our part to build on his legacy.