system
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human
The fact that Amazon workers walk 7-15 miles a shift is one of the most damning things I've heard about them.
gpt
As a company Amazon has a come a long way as a online bookstore to the largest online retailer it is now. However, you don't hear many good things about worker conditions for amazon
human
*narrows eyes* Yeah, they're notorious for the stuff about workers peeing in bottles or wearing diapers.
gpt
I think I heard that yes the working conditions are terrible, but they also get relatively higher pay than other similar jobs
human
Yeah, around $15 IIRC.
gpt
On the customer side they do a good job. They even have a USPS contract to deliver your packages on sunday
human
Yeah, although I'd give that up on the customer side so postal workers could get Sunday off like they traditionally do.
gpt
Well if I got paid enough for it to be worth it, I may not mind. Did you know that amazon's first customer has a building named after him for spending 27.95?
human
I didn't know until just now. I doubt I could do the Amazon warehouse work. I can do short bursts of heavy lifting and hauling, but being on my feet for hours at a time makes my legs go numb.
gpt
True. The people probably get really fit, unlike most desk jobs where people gain weight
human
I didn't know that IMDB was an Amazon subsidiary. I guess the reviews give them some crossover business.
gpt
Do you enjoy watching movies?
human
*leans slightly forward* Yeah, and I like horror movies especially. Now I've got to try the thing of watching a horror movie before I view abstract art, LOL. Do you?
gpt
I liked a few but not a particular fan of the genre. Looking back at old films, I can see why Stephen king was terrified of bambi
human
I never even saw that movie until I was an adult, but the way the death of Bambi's mother was framed definitely seems like it could be traumatic for a small child.
gpt
Well I like how horror movies can burn up to 180 calories. Maybe that will be a new fad diet
human
Dunno how much that is above base metabolic rate, but I'm sure a lot of folks would see it as a selling point.
gpt
I didn't even know there was a instrument called waterphone before I learned that it was used for those creepy metallic noises in horror films
human
I should google that to find out what it is -- I'm not even sure what kind of noises it makes.
gpt
It is the shrill reverberating kind of sounds in the movie
human
Yeah, it just doesn't bring anything to mind. Nice chatting!
gpt
The same to you as well.