ALDI Locations

Once your eligible Pixel device has shipped, ₹3,000 store credit will be available on your Google Store account to redeem with your next purchase. **Note:** You can use your entire credit balance on your next order - **no limits.** Promotional code expires on May 31, 2026 at 11:59 pm IST; while supplies last. Must be redeemed on Google Store only. User must be signed-in to their Google Account, and include a valid form of payment. Limit 2 per customer. The promotional code is only valid upon purchase of a Pixel 10, Pixel 10a & Pixel 10 Pro XL device and cannot be applied to any other devices, Google subscriptions, services nor Google Merchandise products.

Location: Ohio Okay, so back in Oct 2025 I signed a lease to work with a small artist/maker's collective style shop where they sell my crochet toys and get a cut of sales (%15) + my booth rent ($45) for the space each month. When I signed the lease I read it throughly and saw nothing about early termination clause or anything of the sort. And I wasnt given a copy of the lease to keep either. Today, I emailed informing the owner I'd like to pull my inventory from their store because they cut their open hours to 3 days a week, 5 hours each day and its making it so I'm barely breaking even with sales once I factor in booth rent and material cost. I was told rather flatly that s...

Remember sometime back when I asked here about opening an Amul scooping parlour? I went through all the comments on that post, especially the warnings around seasonality, supply issues, low margins, Rajasthan market fit, and ROI timelines. So instead of jumping in, I spent the last few weeks doing actual ground research offline. Visited a few APOs, spoke to owners directly, observed footfall, asked uncomfortable questions and honestly… the answers were very different from what I expected. One APO owner near my location has been running his outlet for quite some time and openly shared some insights with me: \- Ice cream and cold products sales alone around ₹6-8K/day (season) \- Dair...

Okay, so I've got a couple of questions as I am currently working on setting up my first ever mind palace (or memory palace). 1. If I have to study for various subjects (for example social psychology, general psychology, cognitive neuroscience), can I store them all in the same building? Will there ever be a point when the palace is overly full and needs to be emptied or replaced? 2. Should each session of a lecture course (for example 10 different sessions with different topics in social psychology) really have its own room? Or is it okay to associate freely and across different rooms? 3. I read a lot that people use their mind palace to memorise their shopping list, but I wonder if t...

Over the past week, our IT team has continued working on improvements and fixes for the updated search experience. Some updates have already been pushed live, while others are still being reviewed and tested internally. **UPDATES V2.0** * Localizations adjusted on the cross-site search interface. ℹ️Some languages may differ from the English version. * Updated the store list and store names are not fully consistent between the store filter in the search bar and the left-side store filter. * Store list comparison: ✅: Yes ❌: No |**Store name**|Search bar store filter|Left-side store filter| |:-|:-|:-| |Amazon|✅|✅| |JDirectItems Auction|✅ (shown as “Auction”)|✅ (shown as �...

Made by this Canadian, for us Canadians! The goal was to give quick, factual Canadian information based on **actual** Canadian ratings on packaging while incorporating many other useful shopping features. . Since buying Canadian became "trendy" to corporate, I was tired of all the Maple Washing and labelling made to try trick us! It’s free to use and made to help Canadians shop smarter at home or in-store. With the app you can: • Scan, type, or category search grocery products and check their true Canadian rating • See where products were found in stores across Canada along with directions if needed. The goal here was to help locate where the smaller, harder to find ...

Hi, do you have any OTG flash drive recommendations? Currently eyeing these two. Below 2K sana. Thank you

Android kiosk software has quietly become one of the most important tools in modern retail and hospitality operations. Most customers don’t even notice it. But behind self-checkout stations, restaurant ordering screens, hotel check-in tablets, digital catalogs, and guest feedback kiosks… there’s usually some kind of kiosk management system controlling the entire experience. And honestly, without proper kiosk software, these deployments can become a nightmare to manage. I’ve worked with teams deploying Android kiosks across: * retail stores * restaurants * hotels * cafes * shopping malls * event venues * quick-service chains * customer service counters Here’s a detailed break...

https://preview.redd.it/4cutk8fbjm3h1.png?width=1818&format=png&auto=webp&s=c01e717d828afa0b1acaf1ca27cc0dcd8df1fb0f Looking for the best AI for bartender coaching? [**AI Bartender Coach**](https://www.jenova.ai/a/bartender-coach) turns any kitchen counter into a guided mixology classroom — delivering personalized cocktail recipes, the science behind every technique, and structured home bar building plans adapted to your exact bottles, budget, and palate. Instead of spending $75–$200 on a single in-person cocktail class or patching together contradictory advice from YouTube and Reddit, you get an adaptive mentor who understands dilution physics, flavor balance th...

If you're new to spoofing or virtual location tools, the Cooldown Rule is the single most important thing you need to understand. Most soft bans happen because players simply don't know how this works. This guide will explain everything clearly so you never have to worry about it again. What Is a Cooldown? A Cooldown is the amount of time you must wait after performing a game action before you can perform another action at a different location. The wait time is calculated based on the distance between your last triggered action and your current location. The further you travel, the longer you wait. The maximum cooldown is 2 hours (for distances of 1350 km or more). ...

🌍 Around the world with animal cardboard cutouts! 🦁🐧🐼 From African savannas to Arctic snow and Australian outback adventures, these incredible Star Cutouts animals are inspired by creatures most famously seen across the globe ✨ 🐘 Baby Elephant – Kenya 🐻 Bear – Canada 🦬 Bison Buffalo – USA 🐄 Cow – United Kingdom 🐰 Cute Rabbit – United Kingdom 🫏 Donkey – Spain 🦍 Gorilla – Rwanda 🦘 Kangaroo – Australia 🦁 Lion – South Africa 🦫 Meerkat – Botswana 🐎 Mustang Horse – USA 🐧 Penguin – Antarctica 🐷 Pig and Piglet – United Kingdom ❄️ Polar Bear – Canada 🐑 Sheep – New Zealand 🐅 Tiger – Indi...

This is random but it hit me harder than expected today. My younger brother asked me to go shopping with him. Nothing deep. Just regular weekend stuff. He needed plus size men's shorts because he lost confidence buying clothes alone after years of feeling judged about his body. Watching him stand there trying different styles felt oddly emotional. Not because of the clothes. Because I realized how tense I still get in stores. Growing up, clothing was never neutral. You weren’t just getting dressed. You were representing something. Every meeting, assembly, service day, even grocery shopping were monitored. Shorts were basically suspicious territory unless you were doing yard work....

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/lego/comments/1tos7p5/bricks_and_minifigures_drama_megapost/ Context: https://mybricklog.com/blog/bricks-minifigs-corporate-stole-old-mans-200000-lego-collection **HIGHLIGHTS** [*(MOD)* Rough Timeline of events: 1. In Oregon: Lego fan stockpiles sealed collection for years, hoping to sell them later for great profit. He gets old, so his son takes it all to Bricks & Minifigs to get it consigned. 2. Owners of the local B&M store get jobs overseas so they have to give up the store. New owner/the franchiser doesn't honor the original consignment agreement and say they are keeping the sets without giving any money to the consignee. 3. Nob...

Hi, I'm looking to do my winter shopping on a tight budget. Trying to stick to outlet malls (DFO or Birkenheadpoint) or preferably smaller stores (Is Valley girl any good?) or even op shops! I'm mainly looking to get the following. If you have any suggestions, please do let me know! 1. tailored pants 2. Sweaters: I absolutely love Sportscraft for this 3. Some kind of everyday shoes other than AF1s that I can wear everyday and with formals every day 4. A scarf (I'm quite short and have never owned a scarf so something that won't consume me) 5. A raincoat that comes up to mid-thigh 6. everyday tees and tops 7. A strong brown suede tote bag for uni 8. Sports ...

People who actually try to build real shops keep struggling, while the most random, low effort ones somehow succeeds without much effort?? It's months now that I have been working on an online store. I’m talking about real effort. Product research, better photos, writing descriptions that actually make sense, trying to build something that feels honest. Not just copy and paste nonsense. Then I go online and see other shops… same products, blurry photos, zero branding, no story… and somehow they’re getting sales. HOW?? And don’t even get me started on sourcing. Everyone says “just use Alibaba and start.” Okay, I tried. Some suppliers are good, yes. But some send samples ...

First of all, people contact you asking you to vote for their Workshop skin so it can be released in Counter-Strike. After looking into cases like this for a while, I've discovered the hook they use for phishing. https://preview.redd.it/nxyqkgt6cm3h1.png?width=629&format=png&auto=webp&s=adbcf051a1d4645495f41ba99b24ae624f42da3c Then, upon entering their YouTube channel, they only have one community post, no videos, shorts, or anything else, and just one post with between 8-15k likes and channels with between 1-4k subscribers. https://preview.redd.it/1x1p79tjcm3h1.png?width=876&format=png&auto=webp&s=7961f200a8c57641df7d3b4843dc6b...

I’ve been working on a small bookish/lifestyle shop for about 5 months and still haven’t made my first sale. I sell mugs and digital downloads. Digital products are worldwide, but mugs are mostly US-only because international shipping gets too expensive. For US customers I’m testing free shipping built into the product price. I’ve been improving SEO, Pinterest, Instagram, product pages, blog content, and the overall store design, but it’s hard not to feel discouraged. For small store owners: how long did it take to get your first sale, and how did you know whether to keep going or change direction?

 [](https://www.ebay.com/itm/800076113286?_skw=Video+Game+T-Shirt&hash=itemba4840a586%3Ag%3ANOgAAeSwyJ5qFjjd&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5339144323&customid=&toolid=10049) **Seller:** buriedandforgottenvtg (100.0% positive feedback) **Location:** US **Condition:** Pre-owne...

 [](https://www.ebay.com/itm/800076113286?_skw=Video+Game+T-Shirt&hash=itemba4840a586%3Ag%3ANOgAAeSwyJ5qFjjd&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5339144323&customid=&toolid=10049) **Seller:** buriedandforgottenvtg (100.0% positive feedback) **Location:** US **Condition:** Pre-owne...

 [](https://www.ebay.com/itm/800076113286?_skw=Video+Game+T-Shirt&hash=itemba4840a586%3Ag%3ANOgAAeSwyJ5qFjjd&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5339144323&customid=&toolid=10049) **Seller:** buriedandforgottenvtg (100.0% positive feedback) **Location:** US **Condition:** Pre-owne...