BIG LOTS Locations

Helen took off her gloves as she stepped in to Jonah’s dinner.  The building was originally a DMV, built in the seventies.  The first of its kind, it was designed at the height of the cold war to keep driving records safe even under the threat of nuclear annihilation. Built at the top of a hill, it was all concrete and rebar, with high and narrow windows.  The waitress looked up from her phone at Helen and let out long sigh then said “table for one? Feel free to set yourself.”  Then not quite quietly enough, she muttered “who comes to a dinner this late anyways.”  Helen grinned and grabbed a menu.  No matter how many late-night dinners she went to, they were always the same....

So I just read this thread by some guy, I think from Germany, about how he’s been working as a data engineer at a mid-sized logistics firm for 8 months without having a single clue what he’s actually doing. Long story short, he has a Master’s in a totally different field but knows how to crush interviews. He knows the FAQs, what to say, what to keep quiet about, and when to just nod, which is how he landed a job he didn't understand at all. The dude not onky actually survived for 8 months just relying on Stack Overflow and Claude, which is honestly impressive when you don't know what you're doing. Eventually, they asked him to lead a major meeting with some big shots. H...

To start I (N19) have been working at a Starbucks for 2 years and we’ve gone through 4 different managers in my time there and lots of employees in general. My store is very unstable due to the constant shifts in management, employe turnover rates, and us being the busiest store in our district. Due to these I’ve found myself doing the job that people in upper management are supposed to do but without the pay because I don’t want the responsibility. Me and one of my shifts have been going back and forth on a couple small things that are a part of Starbucks protocol. (Ex. Giving customers suggestions on something they should get when we’re out of what they want or making small talk w...

Hello dear BOBs ! After countless hours grinding and SP playing for thousands of hours I finally reached point where I can proudly say I finished ARK … First thousand hours were probably about reseting world starting over and over again … because I felt overwhelmed after reaching electronics polymer and such … and decided to use commands every time .. I love ARK and design and everything about this game to be honest but bugs and such always made me on hold so I only built bases tamed creatures (at start only ones that were knock out tames only) After ASA release I decided to buy it first day it was out (BIG MISTAKE) crashes , save not working , tames dying because of unexpected m...

I am a 23 year old woman and my boyfriend is 24. We have had a relationship with a lot of ups and downs- we hooked up for 3 months after we met, dated for 6, broke up but were in a situationship for around 9 months, and now we've been dating for a little under a year with things going decently well. After I graduated last year, I lived at home for a year while working full-time in the area to save some money. I recently got promoted, and make more than enough money to afford a nice apartment in the closest LCOL city. So, I just got a one bedroom in the city. My boyfriend on the other hand has had a turbulent time since I met him. He's had life-long addiction issues, and ended up ...

Hey everyone 👋 I just released a new update for **Group Ringtone Setter**, and this one comes directly from requests and feedback from our users 🙌 The main goal was to make the app easier to read, easier to navigate, and more comfortable to use — especially for people who manage a lot of contact groups. **What’s new:** * ⚙️ **User Preferences** in the gear menu * 🎨 New theme options for better readability: * Classic * Dark high contrast * Light high contrast * 🔤 Group sorting options: * No ordering * A–Z * Z–A * 👀 Improved readability across the app * 🌍 Better sorting support for different languages This update was especially inspired by r...

If you've spent enough time dicking around the space rig (like me) you've seen the mega mule. Big blue version of Molly next to the regular and mini-mules. But the weird thing is, it doesn't have any appearances outside of this. But, I had an idea. Currently, for deep dives we have 7/10 missions that have a secondary objective version (plus black box). The 3 that are missing are Aquarqs, Industrial Sabotage, and Escort Duty. Industrial sabotage makes sense, the hacking segment already exists in the Data Deposit and adding in the caretaker seems a little much for a side objective. How do you do the hack-c stuff without re-treading the same grounds you've already done? Aqu...

Gemini CLI features are doing far more than most people expect from a free terminal AI tool right now. A lot of users still assume the terminal is only useful for developers even though these Gemini CLI features already handle planning research execution and automation inside one connected workspace. Inside the [AI Profit Boardroom](https://www.skool.com/ai-profit-lab-7462/about), people are already building workflows around these exact Gemini CLI features so the tool actually replaces multiple steps instead of just adding another AI interface. Watch the video below: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udA515lEZu4&t=1s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udA515lEZu4&t=1s) Want...

This post was previously deleted by AI mods. Hopefully it survives this time without being arbitrarily deleted: I'm in utter shock that I actually finished this book. Well, as shocked as I can be considering that, according to the coroner's report, I most likely died of boredom around page two. This is actually my disembodied spirit typing right now, if you were wondering. Anyway, I do wish I'd lived long enough to witness myself accomplish an intellectual goal I never in a million years dreamed I was actually capable of: finishing an honest-to-God "tome." Alas, we can't always get what we want in life, so ghost-me had to struggle in my stead to get through...

There is a lot of momentum, when you are running forward and then you decide to stop. It's like 2 seconds of "slowly go back to normal walk and then stop completely". It drives me insane, I never manage to stop exactly where I want. Also, it feels like I am driving a truck, or a big ship, not a human character.

Hilli, you can call me Nizzy, just a bit of a warning but you're in for a long post ok? I just have a lot of meat in these bone. you good with that? I'll give you a cookie afterwards Ok let's get the nitty gritty out the way, I'm 5'4, black and a little on the plushy chubby side like a bear...hehe a thicc bear, so I'm always up for cuddles. I'm studying CS, so I'm always learning but am I nerd hehe kinda but I'm still a dummy. I get clingy, if I like you a lot I would wanna latch on and give you cute kisses or just be by your side all the time until you need space and I'm shy and quiet, but I tend to open up when I know you more and I might ...

I'll elaborate. I am a big boomer shooter fan. At least in theory. I am a GenXer, grew on Doom, Quake, SiN, Turok and so many others. I love those games and as new ones like Ion Fury and Dusk started to appear, I loved them and was totally on board. However, when it comes to most of the ones in the last 5-6 years, a lot of what gets called "boomer shooter" almost feels like a different genre: roguelites, a huge focus on combat rather than level design, and very often hyperestimulating, ultra-fast speed, loud often ugly visuals with rather little focus on worldbuilding and a lot on feeling "memeable". 9 out of 10 of new indie boomer shooters I see strike me as chea...

1. Learn how to take notes in a way that makes sense for you 2. Find/make a study group, especially for your major classes. As time goes on, you can try to schedule classes together. 3. Start studying for a test several days before the test. 4. Use your notes to "teach" someone the material. The best way to learn is to teach. They don't have to be in your class, just find a way to explain the concepts in your own words. Get to the point where you can teach without your notes. 5. Take advantage of your professors' office hours. Try to build a rapport with them. If they know your face and know you're putting in effort, they're more likely to be lenient on you. Plu...

So, the backstory: I (34f) have two children. Things between be and the father ended several years ago. We were young when we started dating, and I became pregnant at 21. We are still pretty close, and there’s no drama between us. A while after things ended between me and the father, I met a guy (33m) through my cousin. We started dating after being friends for about a month. He was nice, and it wasn’t as if he treated me terribly. But he really wasn’t the right guy for me. I had to help him learn things like basic personal hygiene, how to clean his apartment, how to treat people, and so on. He also struggled to keep a job, I think he had four different jobs for the 1,5 years we were...

I've been waiting to post this, and I'm excited to see what people think of it. I hope I did the prompt justice. Prompt: Sometime pre-Humanity's entry to the galactic scene, a reporter from a Federation homeworld is sent out to a developing colony to be embedded in an exterminator squad. They're here to show the people back home the work being done by 'brave' exterminators in the field paving the way for the colonization of new worlds. How does the reporter feel about exterminators going in? How are they received by those they're reporting on? What do they see on their ride-along? How do they feel about what they see? How do they choose to report on it af...

After leveling up my mage skill using the big mushroom guys, I fought Ra-Akar. My crit is sitting at 43% and it's enough for unli mana. So I focused my pet skills on attack speed instead. Really proud of this community for helping with my build. Found lots of help in this subreddit <3 thank you this is on hard mode so i'm super proud of myself

Not sure if this is the correct subreddit for this, but basically I love going to game and anime conventions and getting art prints from my favorite characters. I have been mostly sticking them against my wall (using double sided tape which I'm sure to regret down the line). But as I am collecting more and more and my wall is slowly starting to run out of space, I was wondering if there are other ways to display / store all my prints. Was already thinking about getting a big magnet board so I could swap them out but I also haven't really found any affordable options for that. Any other solutions that could solve this are very welcome.

Whizbang tank page:https://modernarmor.worldoftanks.com/en/encyclopedia/vehicles/A824_T40_Whizbang/ Calliope tank page:https://modernarmor.worldoftanks.com/en/encyclopedia/vehicles/A808_T34_Calliope/ T31 tank page:https://modernarmor.worldoftanks.com/en/encyclopedia/vehicles/A60_T31_Demolition_Tank/ Here we are again with another new Regiment store tank for 30,000 credits. With T-minus 2 weeks remaining to claim this tank, is it something you need hustle for? Lets dig in! This is our third missle thrower, on a Sherman platform, we’ve gotten so far. The last one, the T31 Demolition Tank, also came from the Regiment store. However this one aligns closer with the T34 Calliope that was han...

I have slowly been saving up money and using up my old products to get all of the Sleepy range as it's my favourite scent ever. I finally got the dusting powder and lo and behold, it's really gritty. I have heard the gritty complaints before, but I have Silky Underwear already, and though I use it mainly as a dry shampoo now, I never found it's texture super gritty, I mean compared to talcum powder it certainly is. But the Sleepy one is *crazy* gritty, like on a different level. Is this normal? Should I speak to the folks in the store? Plus the packaging change is the most ****** thing ever, it's so flimsy and so much of it leaked in the box it arrived in 😒 The sme...

Something I’ve started noticing about healthcare apps: the hard parts aren’t where most people expect them to be. It’s rarely the UI or even the core development. The real complexity tends to show up later, in ways that aren’t obvious at the start. A lot of teams go in thinking they just need a “good app development company”. But healthcare is a different kind of problem. It’s not just building screens and APIs, it’s dealing with patient data, legacy systems, compliance, and workflows that aren’t always well documented. The first mistake I keep seeing is hiring a general app agency. On the surface, everything looks fine. The UI gets built, progress seems fast, demos look...