There is nothing wrong with e-commerce, what is wrong is the physical store, and it is the arrogance of the physical store to consumers. is like Andy Lau's sentence in Infernal Affairs: Give me a chance, I didn't have a choice before, I want to choose to be a good person now.
There is no regret medicine in the world, but there are physical stores, and the people have given physical stores the opportunity, but they don't cherish it. Brick-and-mortar stores never reflect on their own problems, but choose to stand on the moral high ground, relying on moral kidnapping to force consumers to go to brick-and-mortar stores and set high prices to support landlords and brick-and-mortar store owners. If you are determined to make money, you have to stand to earn money, and let the people kneel and pay the money, which is really a typical example of standing and standing.
keeps saying that without a physical store, the people will be unemployed, and those who have seen shamelessness have never seen such shamelessness. What kind of jobs do you give to the people in your physical store? Don't you have a little pressure in your heart? The waiter of 3,000 a month can't be more, just this little money, and then rely on the high price of the physical store to harvest the few wages of the people, and in turn you want the people to be grateful to you.
Uncle Benshan sells abduction, and he is not as slippery as you sell. The positions of ordinary people in the entire economic industry chain are nothing more than screwing in factories, drivers and couriers in logistics and transportation, and waiters at the retail end. In the era of e-commerce, there is no shortage of these positions, and only one waiter has become customer service. In the era of e-commerce, only brick-and-mortar store owners have been eliminated, as well as the vast majority of landlords, who cannot be allowed to lie down comfortably and suck the blood of ordinary people. Cutting off people's financial means is like killing their parents, and landlords and brick-and-mortar store owners attack e-commerce in groups.
Think about it carefully, what have the common people lost in the alternation of dynasties in the era of physical stores and e-commerce? Have they lost their 3,000 waiter positions a month? Have they lost the experience of buying bargains and being sneered at by brick-and-mortar store owners? Lost the simple choice, what the people can buy depends on what the physical store sells, southerners can only buy southern goods, and northerners can only buy northern goods?
Every time I enter a physical store, it is like walking in the rivers and lakes, with swords and swords, and the six major sects besiege Guangmingding. It's psychological warfare, and there are experienced people, and the boss looks at people's offers, just like Shakespeare said that if a million people look at it, there will be a million Hamlets. If you ask too much, the boss will start to get impatient, and if you don't buy it in the end, then the boss will roll his eyes like something? I only have 10 yuan in my pocket, and I don't have the courage to dare to enter the physical store, but e-commerce has made me spend 10 yuan for 100 yuan, and I have no reason to return it for 7 days.
Those who say that e-commerce is cheap rely on exploiting factories, and I wonder if physical stores don't exploit factories, and physical stores don't want to lower purchase prices? What kind of logic does this have? It doesn't make sense at all. As we all know, e-commerce is cheap to save rent, and e-commerce is equivalent to fighting local tyrants to divide the land and distribute the money of the rent middlemen to the people. Of course, e-commerce takes the big head, and the people take the small head, and the people still get the benefits, isn't this the wealth you want to disperse? Isn't it really hiding the wealth from the people? Or are the landlords and brick-and-mortar store owners the common people and the people?
Today, e-commerce is prevalent, and physical stores are retreating, not that physical stores have no chance, but that they are unwilling to do it, after all, they are used to making money by robbery, and now let them make money honestly, which is really difficult for them. Everyone says that it is difficult to do business in physical stores, but have you ever asked Fat Donglai? The ultimate service, meticulous care, thinking about consumers everywhere, and then with the advantages of physical stores offline, the goods can be seen and touched, and it is immediately desirable. E-commerce has a price advantage in front of Fat Donglai, but consumers may not necessarily buy it.
I've seen Fat Dong drain the water when he comes to weigh the seafood, and then look at other physical stores, not to mention draining the water, they can't wait to put on a pound of plastic bags, and then tie a two-pound rubber band, and then steal eight taels on the electronic scale. There is no business in the physical store, you say whether it should be or not, everyone will judge it! Cancel e-commerce, fatten the physical store, and suffer the people. If every brick-and-mortar store serves as hard as Fat Donglai and truly treats customers as God, then we have to consider protecting e-commerce.