For those of you unfamiliar, there's a podcast where (mostly) comedians talk about their Amazon purchase history and how this reflects their stages of life at the time, which is quite entertaining.
It's also an interesting look at recent social history and how things have changed, even over the last 10-20 years.
https://toasterpod.com/
This inspired me to look at my own Amazon purchase history (this is a fun thread, lets not derail it about how Amazon are evil and responsible for everything that is wrong with the world).
First order - 2002, a couple of books. In the early years (and the days before streaming), I also bought a load of box set DVDs of shows like 24, Six Feet Under and the West Wing. We binge watched them and sold them on eBay afterwards, often bizarrely for more than they were available new.
In 2004 I bought some Tefal pans that we're still using today and are still in great condition despite being used a few times a week.
There's a load of stuff I have no memory of buying such as in December 2005 a book called 'Knitting for Dogs' which I can only assume was a Christmas gift for either DM or MIL, both of whom knit and have dogs.
The early 2000s carried on with a small number of orders a year (around 10) mostly books and DVDs. I think that was pretty much what they sold at the time, rather than everything.
Then in 2011 I got a Kindle and it shot up to 107 orders because I then started buying all the books I wanted when they were on offer for 99 p. I've now carried on with this despite having more books than I'll ever read in a lifetime because I still want all the books.
Anyone else?