Recently, I have been sending items to my wife's relatives at her request -- using Amazon.

All I have to do is make the delivery to that relative's house, which is too easy.

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"Why don't they just order from Amazon yourself?"

People who say that, are essentially unaware of the IT literacy gap.

This isn't just about the generation gap.

Essentially, they don't understand the existence of "people who don't accept IT".

I think there is a higher percentage of people who do not accept online commerce.

I remember being stunned that when I went to a police station to consult on an online scam, the policeman said "I'm too scared to go shopping on the Internet".

The lady on the phone at the consumer center didn't even understand online shopping, and online business.

Therefore, we have to think that

"It's not their fault. The world is made up of such proportions"

No matter how many times I study English, no matter how many foreign trips I take, no matter how many international conferences I present at, they are in vain. And there will always be someone who will never be loved by English.

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On the contrary, this is a business opportunity of sorts.

Online commerce has grown by devaluing the "human interface".

Then the business of aggressively picking up the pieces there should be viable.

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But I'm vaguely aware that the price of this business shouldn't be "money".

"Get them to introduce me to their granddaughter/grandson as a potential mate"

"Exempt from the town board"

"treat me to dinner"

I would prefer to offer this service for values that cannot be solved by "money".