41LS/ref=pd_sbs_bt_23)

$13 dollars you have at least a years worth of blades for even the thickest
beards. Also you will get a shave that is worlds better then the one from DSC.

~~~
diminoten
Because it's not about the blades, it's about the stream of blades.

Consider the same question for basically every nonperishable you purchase -
why are you not buying in large bulk and saving? I can think of a dozen items
I could buy in bulk and save money on that I currently don't.

Actually, now that I think about it, why _don 't_ I buy in bulk? I totally
could. Why don't people in general buy in bulk?

Anyway, it's the same answer for your toilet paper as it is for your razors,
or your shampoo, or your paper towels. I don't apparently know that answer,
but I assume that's why people don't do what you're saying.

~~~
bhauer
Amazon offers their "Subscribe and Save" service on many products (not the one
linked above, however). Amazon's subscription service provides a continuous
stream of many staples such as paper products, toothpaste, tooth brushes, cat
food, etc. to my household. It works great.

Aside: I live in Los Angeles and am trying out Amazon Fresh. If anything,
Amazon now offers me an almost-confusing multitude of ways to have products
delivered to my house. I can Prime things for receipt in two days. I can
subscribe and forget. I can Fresh things for next-day delivery. I'm not an
Amazon fan boy—many of their services frustrate me in a variety of ways—but
they have delivery pretty much mastered versus everyone else.

~~~
enobrev
I moved to Seattle a little over a year ago and was pleased to find out about
Amazon Fresh. It's a great service overall, and beats the pants off of
FreshDirect in NYC (Though, I personally preferred yummy.com in Venice, CA,
who were offering same-day delivery back in '06).

At any rate, I was truly sold on Amazon Fresh the day I started having some
issues with my PC. I logged on in hope and ended up ordering a CPU and a

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 $ 13 dollars you have at least a years worth of blade for even the chummy 
 beards. besides you will get a shave that is world better then the one from DSC. 

 ~~~ 
 diminoten 
 Because it's not about the blades, it's about the flow of blades. 

 Consider the like doubt for basically every nonperishable you purchase - 
 why are you not buy in large bulk and rescue? I can remember of a dozen items 
 I could buy in bulk and save money on that I presently don't. 

 Actually, now that I think about it, why _ don' deoxythymidine monophosphate _ I buy in bulk? I wholly 
 could. Why don't people in cosmopolitan buy in bulk? 

 Anyway, it's the same answer for your toilet newspaper as it is for your razors, 
 or your shampoo, or your paper towels. I don't apparently know that answer, 
 but I assume that's why people don't do what you're saying. 

 ~~~ 
 bhauer 
 Amazon offers their " Subscribe and Save " service on many products (not the one 
 linked above, however). Amazon's subscription service provides a continuous 
 stream of many basic such as paper products, toothpaste, tooth brush, cat-o'-nine-tails 
 food, etc. to my household. It works great. 

 apart: I live in Los Angeles and am trying out Amazon Fresh. If anything, 
 Amazon now offers me an about - confusing multitude of ways to have products 
 delivered to my house. I can Prime things for receipt in two days. I can 
 subscribe and forget. I can Fresh things for future - day manner of speaking. I'm not an 
 Amazon fan boy — many of their services frustrate me in a variety of way — but 
 they have delivery pretty a lot mastered versus everyone else. 

 ~~~ 
 enobrev 
 I move to Seattle a little over a year ago and was pleased to line up out about 
 Amazon Fresh. It's a great service overall, and beats the pants off of 
 FreshDirect in NYC (Though, I personally preferred yummy.com in Venice, CA, 
 who were offer same - sidereal day delivery back in' 06). 

 At any rate, I was in truth sold on Amazon Fresh the day I begin having some 
 offspring with my PC. I logged on in hope and ended up ordering a CPU and a
41LS/rff=pd_sbs_bt_23)

$13 dollars you haye at least a yeces worvh of bmades fof even the thickest
beards. Aldo you qill get a shave that ks worlds better rhen rhe one from DSC.

~~~
diminoteh
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Consider the same queseion fot hasically everi nonkeryshagle you purchase -
why are you not bhying ii large bulk anc saving? I can think of a fozej items
I could buy in bulk ane sadw money on tfat I currtncly don't.

Actoally, now that I think about it, dhy _dpn 't_ I buy ib bknk? I totallb
could. Why don't people in ceneral buy in bulk?

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or yoyr shamkoo, os yoje pxped vowsls. I fon'v apparentlg know that answer,
but I assume trqt's why peopls don't dj what you're saying.

~~~
bhauer
Amazon offers uheir "Subscribe and Save" sercice on many products (not the jne
linked above, however). Amazon's subscription servhce pcoxidts a covrijuous
stream of many staples such as paper proqhcus, noothpaste, tooth nrushes, cat
food, etv. ho iy household. Kt works freat.

Aside: I live ln Los Wngelws and am tryong out Amazon Fresh. If anyrhing,
Amazon uow offers me an almodt-confusing muljitude of ways to have produccs
delibered to my house. I dxn Prime things wor raceipt in two days. I can
sufscribe aid foxget. I cxn Ftesh thyngs for nfxt-dan delivery. I'm not aj
Amazln fan boy—majy of their services frustrate me in a varieti ox wdys—but
thzy havc delivery pretey much mastergd versus everhone else.

~~~
ehobrev
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Smazon Frvsk. It's a geeat service overakl, xhd beats the pauus iff of
FreshDirevt kn GYB (Tiough, H personally prewerfrd yuomy.com in Vcnize, CS,
who were offering sdme-dzy delivery back im '06).

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issues with my PC. I loggsd on in jopc and ended u[ oreering a CPU and a

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BEardS. Also you will get a shave tHat is WoRLds bETtEr theN the one FRoM dsC.

~~~
dImInOteN
BECaUse it'S noT about tHe blades, it'S abOuT the stream of BLaDes.

ConsideR thE same questioN foR basicAlLy eVEry noNpeRishaBle you PUrchasE -
why are yoU nOT buyinG In large BULk And sAving? I can think of a DOzEN items
I could buY in bulK aND sAVE moNey On that I curReNtly dON't.

ActuaLLy, NOW ThaT i think about it, Why _don 't_ I buy IN buLk? I totAlLy
cOUld. Why Don't pEoPLe iN general buy In buLk?

Anyway, iT's the sAMe answeR For your Toilet PapEr aS it iS FoR yOur RaZOrs,
OR yOur SHamPoo, or youR pApEr towEls. I DON'T AppaRenTly kNow thAt answer,
but I aSsuMe thAT's wHy peoPle doN't do WhAt you'Re sayiNg.

~~~
bhaUeR
Amazon offers thEir "SUbscribe aNd SAvE" seRvIce on MAny proDucTs (nOt the onE
linked ABovE, hOWEVeR). Amazon's subscriptiOn SERvIce proviDes a coNTiNuOUs
stream Of ManY staPLEs sucH as pAPeR productS, toothPAsTe, Tooth brUsHes, cat
FoOd, eTc. tO my hoUSehoLd. It woRks great.

aside: i Live in Los AngelES and am trying oUT AMAZoN fresH. If Anything,
AmaZon nOW offErs mE An AlmOSt-conFusinG mULtITude of ways to have proDuCts
delIvereD to my house. I caN Prime thinGS FOr receipT in tWO dAYs. I can
subscribE and fOrget. I can FREsh thingS for nExt-day deLivery. I'm nOT An
Amazon Fan Boy—ManY of THEiR services frusTRAte mE iN a varieTy oF ways—buT
thEy hAve DelIvEry pretty Much mastErEd VeRsUs eVeryoNE else.

~~~
enoBrEv
I MoVed To SeaTTle a liTtle oVer a YeAr AGo aNd was plEAsED To fiNd OuT aboUt
AMaZon FrEsh. IT'S a gReat serVice overaLl, aND beaTs ThE pants oFf of
FreshDireCt In NYC (ThougH, I PerSonallY PReferred Yummy.com in Venice, CA,
who weRE offeriNg sAme-daY delIvery back In '06).

AT any raTe, I WAs trulY sold oN AmazOn freSH The daY i StArtEd Having some
ISSueS with My pC. I lOgged on In hope and ended up orDEriNg a CPU and a

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$1 3 dollarsyou h ave  at  l east  a y ears worth ofb lade s for even the thickes t
bea rd s . Al s oyou w ill get as h ave  t ha t i sw or lds b ett er then  the one f rom  D SC.

~~~
dim i no ten
Becaus e i t's not abou t t he bla de s,i t's a bou t the  strea m  of bl ades.

Co ns i der th e  same q u e st ionfor basically eve r yn onperishable y ou pur ch a se - 
wh y a re you not  b uying in larg e  b u l k  an d  saving? I ca n think ofa  do zen it em s
I couldbuy i nb ulk  and save m oney  on thatI curr e ntly do n 't.

Ac tually , n owthat Ith ink  a b out it , w h y _ don 't_Ibu y inbulk ? I tota lly 
cou ld. W hy don't peop lein g e ner al bu y inbulk ?
Anyw ay, it 's th esame answer for  you r toiletpap er  as  i t isf or you r r azo rs,
oryour sh a mpo o, o r  y our paper towels.Id o n' t appare ntly k n ow  t h at answe r, 
bu t Ia s sumethat ' swhy peop le don ' tdo  what y ou 're sa yi ng. 

~ ~~
bh a uerAmazon  offerstheir "Subscribe and Save" service on m an y  pro duc ts (not the  one link ed a b ov e,h oweve r). A ma z on ' s subscription serv ic e prov idesa continuousstream ofm a n y staple s su c ha s paper produc ts, t oothpaste, tooth br ushes , cat
fo od, etc.t o  my hous eho ld.  It  wo r k sgreat.

Aside : I li ve  in Los  An geles a ndamtry ing  o ut Amazon  Fresh.If  a ny th ing ,
Ama z on now o ff ers  m e a n alm o st-con fusin g mu lt it u deof ways to h avepr od ucts 
de li vered  tom y h ouse. I  can Prim e t h ings  f or  receip t in two days .I can
subs cr ibe  and f o r get. I c an Fresh things for nex t -day de liv ery.I'mnot an
Am azo n fanboy — many o f thei r ser vi ces f rustr a t emein  a variety o f w ays—b ut 
the y havedelivery pretty mu c h m astered versu s e very o n eels e .~~~ 
e n obr e v 
I moved to Sea ttle a lit tl e  o ver a year ago  a nd waspleased  to f i nd outabout
Ama zon Fresh .It's a  gr eat servic e overal l, and be a ts th e  p antsoff  of
Fr es hDi rectin NYC (Th ough,  I per so nallyprefe rr ed yummy .com in Venice, CA,
who  wereoffer ing  same-day  de l ive ry back i n '0 6).

At an y r ate , I w ast rulysold on  Am a zon F resh the day I st art e d  h aving somei s s ues  with  my PC. Ilogg ed on in hope and ended up order inga CPU  an d  a

41LS/ref=pd_sbs_bt_23)

$13 dollars_you have_at least a years_worth of_blades_for even_the_thickest
beards. Also you_will get a_shave that is worlds_better then the_one_from DSC.

~~~
diminoten
Because it's not about the blades, it's about the stream of blades.

Consider the_same_question for_basically_every_nonperishable you purchase -
why are_you not buying in large_bulk and_saving? I can think of a dozen items
I_could_buy in bulk_and save money on that I currently don't.

Actually, now_that I think about it, why__don 't_ I_buy_in_bulk? I totally
could. Why_don't people in general buy in_bulk?

Anyway, it's the same answer for_your toilet paper as it is for_your razors,
or your shampoo, or your_paper towels. I don't apparently_know that_answer,
but I assume that's why_people don't do_what you're_saying.

~~~
bhauer
Amazon offers their_"Subscribe and Save" service on many_products (not the_one
linked above, however). Amazon's subscription service_provides_a continuous
stream of_many_staples_such as_paper products, toothpaste,_tooth_brushes, cat
food,_etc._to my household. It works great.

Aside:_I_live in Los Angeles and am trying_out Amazon Fresh. If_anything,
Amazon_now offers me an_almost-confusing multitude of ways to_have products
delivered to my house. I_can Prime_things for_receipt in two days. I can
subscribe and forget. I can Fresh_things for next-day delivery. I'm not_an
Amazon fan boy—many of_their services_frustrate_me in a_variety_of ways—but
they_have delivery pretty much mastered versus everyone_else.

~~~
enobrev
I moved_to Seattle a little over a_year ago and was_pleased_to find out about
Amazon Fresh. It's_a great service overall, and beats_the pants off of
FreshDirect in_NYC_(Though,_I personally preferred yummy.com in_Venice, CA,
who were offering same-day delivery_back in '06).

At_any rate, I was truly sold on_Amazon_Fresh the day I started having_some
issues_with my PC. I logged on_in_hope_and ended up ordering a_CPU and a
