Hmmm. A lot of assumptions in your response. Not in debt, not buying anything I can't afford, not shopping for a thrill. In fact I don't much like shopping which I why I love the convenience of Amazon when I need something in particular. I don't browse for random bargains on Amazon. Not a Black Friday shopper or a TV shopper. I just go on Amazon when I need something in particular that I don't think is at Walmart or Target. I also go on when I need to order a gift for someone out of state, so quick and easy with shipping. When I randomly order something for a friend or family member, it's usually a book that might inspire them such as a daily devotional, but I'm sure they have all the books they need. It's not a spending addition or thrill, just highly convenient and a desire to help those I care about. When this thread popped up on my daily digest, I thought I was just giving a casual and a bit humorous reply on a chit-chatty topic, but I see now this was posted under mental health so perhaps it was a more serious topic than I realized which might explain some of the replies. My mistake that I wasn't paying more attention to the category. Anyway, I'm exiting this conversation, but good luck to everyone. Thank you to those who provided practical Amazon suggestions here. 🙂