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    I get some people who aren't in the business of selling on Amazon
    I get some people who aren't in the business of selling on Amazon

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    have a very scarce mindset
    have a very scarce mindset

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    And they're like, Beau, Amazon's on every single product
    And they're like, Beau, Amazon's on every single product

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    Alright, so this morning, I wasn't playing the piano
    Alright, so this morning, I wasn't playing the piano

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    but I was near the piano on a call with actually a supplier of mine
    but I was near the piano on a call with actually a supplier of mine

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    And I was kinda vaguely trying to like
    And I was kinda vaguely trying to like

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    tell him I wanted to buy out his business
    tell him I wanted to buy out his business

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    or like, make this huge partnership
    or like, make this huge partnership

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    But we were talking a little bit
    But we were talking a little bit

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    and he was kinda explaining how, you know, Beau
    and he was kinda explaining how, you know, Beau

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    Like, 'cause this is literally our first conversation
    Like, 'cause this is literally our first conversation

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    He's like, you should also
    He's like, you should also

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    Like, don't just work with me 'cause I'm gonna start working with him
    Like, don't just work with me 'cause I'm gonna start working with him

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    and just buying products from him
    and just buying products from him

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    He's like, go also work with other suppliers that are
    He's like, go also work with other suppliers that are

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    And he was literally naming off his competitors
    And he was literally naming off his competitors

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    And he started naming off his competitors
    And he started naming off his competitors

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    and he was like, oh yeah, I know
    and he was like, oh yeah, I know

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    sometimes XYZ company may have a better deal
    sometimes XYZ company may have a better deal

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    on us than this product
    on us than this product

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    But in another day, we may have a better deal on this
    But in another day, we may have a better deal on this

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    Like, we may do really good on this type of goods
    Like, we may do really good on this type of goods

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    but then they may do that
    but then they may do that

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    So he was very, had a huge abundant mindset
    So he was very, had a huge abundant mindset

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    I was like, you know what
    I was like, you know what

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    Like, there's a lot of business to be done
    Like, there's a lot of business to be done

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    I get a lot of complaints from
    I get a lot of complaints from

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    Or, not a lot of complaints
    Or, not a lot of complaints

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    I get some people who aren't in the business of selling on Amazon
    I get some people who aren't in the business of selling on Amazon

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    have a very scarce mindset
    have a very scarce mindset

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    And they're like, Beau, Amazon's on every single product
    And they're like, Beau, Amazon's on every single product

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    Like, well, first off, let's
    Like, well, first off, let's

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    like, bring up some facts and numbers
    like, bring up some facts and numbers

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    Amazon is roughly 40% like, Amazon
    Amazon is roughly 40% like, Amazon

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    The sales that happens on amazon.com
    The sales that happens on amazon.com

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    Amazon themselves is about 40%
    Amazon themselves is about 40%

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    58%, it's been closer to 60% above
    58%, it's been closer to 60% above

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    this year is from third-party sellers
    this year is from third-party sellers

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    And if you take up
    And if you take up

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    Like, you know, Amazon also sells Kindles and their Fire stuff
    Like, you know, Amazon also sells Kindles and their Fire stuff

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    and all these goods
    and all these goods

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    Like, that's, like, you count that in that box as well
    Like, that's, like, you count that in that box as well

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    But here's why Amazon wants more third-party sellers
    But here's why Amazon wants more third-party sellers

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    and has third-party sellers
    and has third-party sellers

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    So Amazon got started off by selling books themselves, right?
    So Amazon got started off by selling books themselves, right?

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    And they wanted to be the everything store
    And they wanted to be the everything store

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    selling everything and anything
    selling everything and anything

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    But then they realized, okay, for us to do that
    But then they realized, okay, for us to do that

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    we need to be really good at one category
    we need to be really good at one category

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    They started with books
    They started with books

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    And when they actually wanted to expand
    And when they actually wanted to expand

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    they started to try to make partnerships with retail stores
    they started to try to make partnerships with retail stores

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    who are already selling goods
    who are already selling goods

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    One retail store that you probably know of, Toys R Us
    One retail store that you probably know of, Toys R Us

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    In the early 2000's, Amazon made a deal with Toys R Us
    In the early 2000's, Amazon made a deal with Toys R Us

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    They're like, okay
    They're like, okay

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    'Cause Amazon realized that for us to sell
    'Cause Amazon realized that for us to sell

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    every single product that's imaginable on the internet
    every single product that's imaginable on the internet

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    we can't do it ourselves
    we can't do it ourselves

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    That we're one company, but there's so many different connections
    That we're one company, but there's so many different connections

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    there's so many different distributors and suppliers that
    there's so many different distributors and suppliers that

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    it's not possible for us, you know, Amazon
    it's not possible for us, you know, Amazon

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    Like, they tried to do it, and they probably could do it
    Like, they tried to do it, and they probably could do it

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    but they couldn't do it effectively
    but they couldn't do it effectively

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    There'd be too many issues with pricing
    There'd be too many issues with pricing

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    there'd be way too many resources
    there'd be way too many resources

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    They're like, you know what
    They're like, you know what

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    we're just gonna be a customer service company
    we're just gonna be a customer service company

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    We're just gonna provide the right value to customers
    We're just gonna provide the right value to customers

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    Provide, you know, the right site
    Provide, you know, the right site

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    And then we'll allow sellers to do it
    And then we'll allow sellers to do it

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    So they started off with retail stores
    So they started off with retail stores

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    It worked out okay, and then it didn't work out too great
    It worked out okay, and then it didn't work out too great

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    They had a bunch of lost inventory
    They had a bunch of lost inventory

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    So then they're like, okay, fine
    So then they're like, okay, fine

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    Then actually, in, later in the 2000's and like
    Then actually, in, later in the 2000's and like

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    early 2010, they actually made partnerships with distributors
    early 2010, they actually made partnerships with distributors

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    I actually have a relationship with a supplier of mine
    I actually have a relationship with a supplier of mine

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    who was a big shot
    who was a big shot

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    Like, they were huge
    Like, they were huge

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    They were, at one point
    They were, at one point

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    they were doing like 90-something million dollars a year
    they were doing like 90-something million dollars a year

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    And their main business was actually selling to Toys R Us
    And their main business was actually selling to Toys R Us

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    a couple of big box stores
    a couple of big box stores

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    And they also had a huge portion of their business for like
    And they also had a huge portion of their business for like

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    two years straight off of selling on Amazon
    two years straight off of selling on Amazon

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    And Amazon, how it used to be
    And Amazon, how it used to be

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    that you would actually sign an individual contract
    that you would actually sign an individual contract

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    with Amazon and you as a seller
    with Amazon and you as a seller

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    And the individual contract would actually explain your fees
    And the individual contract would actually explain your fees

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    So the fees weren't the same for everyone
    So the fees weren't the same for everyone

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    So, this distributor, they were telling about how they
    So, this distributor, they were telling about how they

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    used to not have like
    used to not have like

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    They would have like, $1.50 or like, $2 less than everyone else
    They would have like, $1.50 or like, $2 less than everyone else

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    So like, you know, if you're selling products that are like, in the
    So like, you know, if you're selling products that are like, in the

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    $25 and less range
    $25 and less range

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    If you can make $2 more than everyone else
    If you can make $2 more than everyone else

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    that can be the difference of like, selling a product
    that can be the difference of like, selling a product

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    'Cause then it could just be $2 less than everyone
    'Cause then it could just be $2 less than everyone

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    And then everyone else is out of business
    And then everyone else is out of business

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    So, they later figured out that when they partnered with distributors
    So, they later figured out that when they partnered with distributors

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    Like, they weren't the best on selling direct-to-consumer
    Like, they weren't the best on selling direct-to-consumer

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    They were not the best on handling like, what sells best to retailers
    They were not the best on handling like, what sells best to retailers

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    They were really good with logistics
    They were really good with logistics

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    They were really good with like, the, getting the inventory
    They were really good with like, the, getting the inventory

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    But they weren't really the best at managing
    But they weren't really the best at managing

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    both sides of their business
    both sides of their business

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    So they're like, you know what, it works for eBay, let's try it
    So they're like, you know what, it works for eBay, let's try it

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    Let's have, open up to third-party sellers
    Let's have, open up to third-party sellers

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    So now, the goal, intent of a third-party seller
    So now, the goal, intent of a third-party seller

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    is to be able to go find products
    is to be able to go find products

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    So me, as a third-party seller, my intentions and what I do everyday
    So me, as a third-party seller, my intentions and what I do everyday

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    is find profitable products
    is find profitable products

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    So now, if you look at
    So now, if you look at

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    Let's say, or just one supplier sells on Amazon
    Let's say, or just one supplier sells on Amazon

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    Let's go back to the story
    Let's go back to the story

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    that I had a conversation with my supplier today
    that I had a conversation with my supplier today

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    That they told me
    That they told me

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    Literally, them themselves
    Literally, them themselves

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    They told me to go source from their competitors
    They told me to go source from their competitors

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    whatever you wanna call 'em
    whatever you wanna call 'em

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    People that are in the same exact supplier as them because
    People that are in the same exact supplier as them because

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    Suppliers sell like, there
    Suppliers sell like, there

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    Like, there could be a video game supplier, right?
    Like, there could be a video game supplier, right?

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    And there could be 10 other video game suppliers
    And there could be 10 other video game suppliers

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    that are similar to them
    that are similar to them

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    He was literally telling me to go buy from those other ones
    He was literally telling me to go buy from those other ones

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    So let's go back to the story
    So let's go back to the story

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    If there's just one distributor selling on Amazon
    If there's just one distributor selling on Amazon

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    the issue with that is they're not comparing pricing
    the issue with that is they're not comparing pricing

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    They may be, not be able to go sell certain products
    They may be, not be able to go sell certain products

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    because it's not making enough profits
    because it's not making enough profits

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    When in reality, they should be putting their focus on
    When in reality, they should be putting their focus on

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    selling to retailers
    selling to retailers

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    who may be able to go profit elsewhere on that
    who may be able to go profit elsewhere on that

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    They could be selling on eBay or Amazon or other marketplaces
    They could be selling on eBay or Amazon or other marketplaces

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    And now, as me, as a retailer
    And now, as me, as a retailer

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    you know, a third-party seller
    you know, a third-party seller

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    I can work with multiple suppliers
    I can work with multiple suppliers

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    who have access to all the types of deals
    who have access to all the types of deals

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    So now, Amazon's whole goal is they want the most amount of inventory
    So now, Amazon's whole goal is they want the most amount of inventory

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    So it's kinda, think of the chain or whatever you wanna call it
    So it's kinda, think of the chain or whatever you wanna call it

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    You have manufacturer who can manufacture a set amount of products
    You have manufacturer who can manufacture a set amount of products

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    Then a distributor carries not only
    Then a distributor carries not only

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    like, one brand of a manufacturer's products
    like, one brand of a manufacturer's products

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    they also carry a bunch of different brands, products
    they also carry a bunch of different brands, products

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    And then a retailer works with many different suppliers
    And then a retailer works with many different suppliers

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    So now they're carrying so many different types of brands
    So now they're carrying so many different types of brands

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    So that's really the main reason why
    So that's really the main reason why

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    Is, a seller can go find so much more inventory
    Is, a seller can go find so much more inventory

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    And like, as Amazon partnering up with third-party sellers
    And like, as Amazon partnering up with third-party sellers

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    you know, there can be so many more sellers and just one Amazon
    you know, there can be so many more sellers and just one Amazon

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    So Amazon, they're just one company
    So Amazon, they're just one company

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    A distributor can go and be one distributor
    A distributor can go and be one distributor

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    But when there's hundreds of thousands of sellers who are then
    But when there's hundreds of thousands of sellers who are then

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    trying to go find all the different types of products
    trying to go find all the different types of products

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    So there's like 500 million products on Amazon
    So there's like 500 million products on Amazon

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    It's not possible for one distributor to own 500 million products
    It's not possible for one distributor to own 500 million products

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    or Amazon themselves to sell 500 million goods
    or Amazon themselves to sell 500 million goods

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    So, that's practically the reason, and I think it's good
    So, that's practically the reason, and I think it's good

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    You know, it's good to have a fair market
    You know, it's good to have a fair market

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    'Cause people are incentivized to grow, so people improve over time
    'Cause people are incentivized to grow, so people improve over time

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    If Amazon was the only seller, in my opinion
    If Amazon was the only seller, in my opinion

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    they wouldn't be too incentivized to like, have the best products
    they wouldn't be too incentivized to like, have the best products

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    They would not be incentivized to come out with the best goods
    They would not be incentivized to come out with the best goods

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    Now with the manufacturer and the brands knocking the door
    Now with the manufacturer and the brands knocking the door

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    saying, hey, can you come out with better products?
    saying, hey, can you come out with better products?

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    Yeah
    Yeah

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Why Amazon NEEDS 3rd party sellers

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I get some people who aren't in the business of selling on Amazon
have a very scarce mindset. And they're like, Beau, Amazon's on every single product
Alright, so this morning, I wasn't playing the piano
but I was near the piano on a call with actually a supplier of mine
And I was kinda vaguely trying to like. tell him I wanted to buy out his business. or like, make this huge partnership. But we were talking a little bit. and he was kinda explaining how, you know, Beau. Like, 'cause this is literally our first conversation
He's like, you should also. Like, don't just work with me 'cause I'm gonna start working with him
and just buying products from him. He's like, go also work with other suppliers that are
And he was literally naming off his competitors. And he started naming off his competitors. and he was like, oh yeah, I know. sometimes XYZ company may have a better deal. on us than this product.

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