I've been sitting here for like two hours trying to get this office supply list sorted for our new space in Austin. We're a tiny startup and I basically got stuck with the office manager duties even though that's definitely not my job title lol. Anyway I've got about $1,200 worth of stuff sitting in my Amazon cart right now—we're talking dual monitor stands, those fancy ergonomic mouse pads, like five boxes of those Peet's coffee pods, and a bunch of cable management sleeves because the wires under the desks are a nightmare. My boss needs to be the one to actually pay for it because he has the company credit card on his personal-ish account and he's super particular about seeing exactly what's being bought before he hits the buy button.

I tried looking up how to just send him the link to the cart but it seems like that just opens my own personal login? Or it shows his empty cart when he clicks it. I did see some people talking about using the Add to Wish List feature but that seems so tedious because I have like 45 different items and some of them have specific quantities, like 12 of one specific HDMI cable. If I put it on a wish list, does it even save the quantities or do I have to tell him how many to add manually? I also read about something called Amazon Household where you can share benefits but we aren't family and I really don't want to link my personal Prime account to his just to buy some pens and monitors.

There was also some mention of a Share-a-Cart browser extension but I'm always a little sketched out about installing random third-party stuff that has access to my shopping data, plus I don't know if he's gonna be on his phone or his laptop when he looks at it. Is there a legit, built-in way to just... send the whole cart over to him so he can just checkout? Or am I stuck taking a million screenshots and hoping he doesn't get annoyed? I need to get this ordered by Friday so they arrive before the new hires show up...