I agree that the human interaction is an integral part of the dining experience, but further technical integration is inevitable. And it can help bring down the cost of eating out. Why would technology shrink the #GDP? Can you please elaborate?

What's in this for #Verizon? I don't quite see the value of its buying #Yahoo. $YHOO $VZ

What a brilliant concept!

Is there a penultimate test for gold? In your view?

Really enjoyed your video @[Dr. Joseph Belmonte](user:29323), welcome to TalkMarkets.

Not too mention a weak pound would be a boon to tourism. Considering a trip myself.

While I agree with everything you've said, I believe the biggest factor at play for those who voted to exit is immigration. You only mentioned immigration in passing but it is my understanding that nearly 2 million immigrants have flooded into the UK, taking jobs, influencing culture etc. And of course terrorists disguised as migrants is a major fear. I'm not saying I share that view myself, just stating it played a major role in the vote.

Thanks for all your comments. And while you are all correct, I suspect that $AMZN is looking to vertically integrate and become a competing shipping industry. Just as they decided to become their own web hosting company and became a dominant player in that space. I suspect they will not only drop UPS, but will begin to compete with it. That could crush $UPS.

What about how #Amazon launched it's own truck shipping company and its 20% stake that it purchased in #AtlasAir last month for air deliveries? Seems to me that they are looking to ditch #UPS. I would think that would be a major threat to the company and it's bottom line. $AMZN $AAWW $UPS

I'm not saying you are wrong, but where is your proof?