Amazon.com's planned use of Drones?

[Deckard]

The Amazon warehouse in Kentucky is right next to the airport

Then they're screwed.

 

[Snake Plissken]

I bet you wouldn't be

Got enough to worry about with friggin bird strikes. You don't need equipment in your flight paths.

 

[Deckard]

Plus if it really takes off and drones become common place were outta a job.

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[Snake Plissken]

Don't you mean extinct?

Goldblum noises

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Then they're screwed.

Unless it's 201 yards or something

 

[Collectorcol]

Plus if it really takes off and drones become common place were outta a job.

Nice!.....

 

[Centurion]

I'm looking forward to this actually, but at the same time, it means the possibility of many losing their jobs.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

I'm looking forward to this actually, but at the same time, it means the possibility of many losing their jobs.

I'd sign up for testing if I lived closer to the warehouse

 

[averone]

Awesome, I'm only like 3 min away then!!

 

[averone]

I'd sign up for testing if I lived closer to the warehouse

They can deliver to me anytime they want!

They can even use my heli-pad if they like

 

[Vader AL]

Yeah not feasible.

Question though, if someone closes their Amazon account, do they just lose all access to any digital movie they purchased? I'm guessing the answer is yes but kinda seems jacked up.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Yeah not feasible.

Question though, if someone closes their Amazon account, do they just lose all access to any digital movie they purchased? I'm guessing the answer is yes but kinda seems jacked up.

I think so.