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Amazon in Upland: Is a Bear a Non-Person Entity?

So the day approaches, and the Upland Amazon Fresh will hold its grand opening on Thursday, May 1.

Amazon Fresh, Upland, California.

Wonder if the bear will show up.

Image from https://abc7.com/amazon-driver-bear-delivery-in-upland-caught-on-video/11503470/

What? You forgot about the bear?

“Yes, that’s an Amazon driver in the foreground, raising his hands to try to scare a bear away so he can make his delivery. He was successful. 

“The full Storyful video can be found here. (And of course it’s a Ring video. You didn’t expect a Nest video, did you?)”

I wonder if the bear’s paw will work with the palm vein reader.

Imagen 3. What’s the Amazon One error rate for THIS demographic group?

By the way, this is a reminder that Bredemarket provides its services to local Inland Empire businesses also. I can offer

  • compelling content creation
  • winning proposal development
  • actionable analysis

If Bredemarket can help your stretched staff, book a free meeting with me: https://bredemarket.com/cpa/

And one more thing…

After I wrote the main body of this post, I realized that I accidentally wrote the Bredemarket trifecta, covering all three of my concentrations:

  • Identity (Amazon)
  • Technology (Amazon)
  • Inland Empire (Amazon)

If you’re concerned about Amazon taking over everything, don’t fear. It will eventually fail.

But until it does, I’m gonna make some money!

#fakefakefake

The Silent Type

“It’s OK. The competitor isn’t talking, so we can say anything we want.”

But what if “the competitor”…is YOU?

Get in the content conversation: https://bredemarket.com/cpa/

(Imagen 3)

Various 1950s Chevys

Various 1950s Chevys at the Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion on Saturday, September 21, 2024. The original Instagram reel is here.

And if your Inland Empire business needs help with B2B written content, find out how Bredemarket can drive content results.

Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion.

Jay Littleton Ball Park Destroyed By Fire

Jay Littleton Ball Park in Ontario, California was destroyed by fire this week.

From the ABC7 story:

The historic baseball field was built in the 1930s with a wooden frame grandstand.

It’s owned by the city and operated by the public works agency. It was designated a historic landmark back in 2003.

It’s been renovated several times, but officials said there was still likely a lot of old wood in the structure, which is dry and burns quickly.

The Ontario Eastern Little League is sponsoring a GoFundMe for repairs.

Jay Littleton Ball Park, August 24, 2024.

Graber For Sale Confirmed

According to Loopnet (and, according to Amanda Matthiesen, Coldwell Banker), the Graber Olive Company property at E 4th St in Ontario IS for sale at an asking price of $4 million.

“They would love a partner or someone to continue the Graber Olive brand but understand the property may be developed.”

(If zoning allows. I’m sure some residents would raise a stink if a condo developer bought the property.)

Oh, and some business details:

“Their online sales are normally $75000 to $150000 per month, including selling to Augusta National for the past 70 years.  This last year due to poor Olive production they elected not to produce the Olives in 2023.”

From https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/315-E-4th-St-Ontario-CA/30543340/