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You know the drill. You need to book a weekend trip. What follows is a dizzying, frustrating dance across dozens of browser tabs. A tab for the flights. A tab for the hotel reviews. A tab for comparing prices. A tab for the local train schedule. You end up with a browser window that looks like a war zone, and you’ve barely moved from square one.

Let us be honest about the internet today. It is amazing, yes, but it is also a bit of a chore. If you want to find the best local plumber, you have to type specific keyword search terms, click a few links, scroll past the ads, and try to piece together which review is trustworthy. It is like being given a giant map and told to find your own way.

Be honest. How many Amazon Basics products are sitting in your house right now? I’m willing to bet it's more than you think. You’ve probably got one of their HDMI cables tucked behind your TV, a few packs of their batteries keeping your remotes alive, and maybe even a desk mat or charging block proudly stamped with those two simple words: Amazon Basics.