Amazon is testing "Amazon Now," a 30-minute delivery service in Seattle and Philadelphia. But is it a game-changer? The speaker suggests it might be a defensive move, noting Amazon's grocery share is still only 4%, despite owning Whole Foods. Retailers like Walmart can already match this speed via partners like Instacart or DoorDash. Should competitors be scared?
Amazon's 30-Minute Delivery is a... DEFENSIVE Move?! 🤯
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