“I don't need help finding the food that I want to buy. I just need websites to present their information clearly. I know what I'm looking for. I don't need help being told this is what I should buy.”

“Yes. Just now, I like I said, confusing was the price, structure and how many items will be shipped. I highly doubt that one pouch is almost €19. That makes no sense, considering usually they're not more than a fiver. So I don't know. That's very strange. However, that might just be the price, and that's where the confusion came from.”

“So I was looking for, a product that was just meat with nothing else added to it. I thought I'd found one, but it had vegetables, so we had to abandon that. So the the nearest thing to what I would normally buy was the the one that I chose. However, that's a lot more expensive than what I would normally buy.”

“The only thing I haven't realized was this amount, which I wonder whether that's actually the end amount because it's supposed to be $26.22, but it says in euro here, $345.17, whatever that means. But assuming oh, no. It actually really went to a high subtotal. So there there obviously must be an error somewhere.”

“What I find really annoying on Amazon is although you can do a search for your item, like, this is what I've searched for a brand, a food, and a size. So it's given me the one that I clicked on a few times is the brand and the size. The next one they've given me isn't even just a different flavor of the same product. It's a different flavor and a different size. So that's misleading. It's not just saying turkey's 27 and salmon is a different price. It's a different size bag. The third option is in a completely different brand. That doesn't help me when I've searched that I want to buy a specific brand. And I I really don't like that. I find it really unfriendly.”