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To: Rob S. who wrote (31327)12/27/1998 6:39:00 PM
From: cellhigh  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 164684
 
when i was young,i tried a sabrett hod dog at a roadside stand...
i would never stop for any other.amzn will be(if you will indulge me)
a sabrett portal.
as the competition gets weeded out amzn will make them pay to sell through the amzn name.
believe me when i tell you its not about just books.
im nuetral on the stk as of now...left 10 stinkin grand on the table.
luckily aol put it back..and then some.



To: Rob S. who wrote (31327)12/27/1998 9:46:00 PM
From: Tradegod  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 164684
 
Unfriggin' believable!

Just returned home from watching "You've got Mail" a movie that an analyst last week claimed was a "watershed" event in the internet's takeover off our lives. He used the "stunned reation of leaving theater goers" to claim that it had turned him ever more bullish on the sector.

The power of the keiritsu is amazing. This movie centers around an online cyber romance between Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks using AOL of course. I expected this prior to watching. Here's the twist I couldn't believe:

Meg Ryan does what for a living? Owns a small independent book store! And she's struggling for survival. Ah, you say, due to competition from the on line booksellers, right? After all this is an internet movie, right? NOOOOOOO. Guess what Tom Hanks does? He's the heir apparent for FOX books, a megachain of superstores with coffee bars inside them, that look amazingly like Barnes and Nobles! Meg good, Tom bad. Even Tom's dad and grandad bad!! And Bezos survives unscathed, and even unmentioned. Ah, the irony.