Lego or dish towels? The brown box offers no clue.
Strange to think our kids will one day look back nostalgically on their excitement at the arrival of Amazon boxes.
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Now I want to know.
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Our kids like the boxes themselves when they're large ones
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An annoying thing in my lifetime has been airline baggage fees which often ruin gift giving for kids when relatives visit
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A run around solution I've seen is to order the gift so it arrives same time as the visiting guest. But they just isn't the same
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...and parcel mixup as plot device in fiction will be nostalgically quaint and praised by reviewers as "lending authenticity".
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Hopefully the replicators of the future can deliver goods pre-boxed to simulate the experience.
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And instant gratification split between buying online and the box arriving.
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What do you think will replace Amazon boxes? Presumably physical goods will still need to arrive in some way.
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