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I’ve been working at Target for 7 years. I survived Covid with Target, I’ve dealt with numerous guest interactions (been called slurs once or twice as well!) I’ve risked my mental health for Target. After a while, you just give up. I have this one team trainer, Let’s call him J. J claims I work too slow. J has been working at target for three years. I constantly complain about J because I had my prime at target, I’m tired, old, decrepit. Anyways, with my vent on J out of the way… I’m just sick of Target. I’m sick of their horrid business practices. I’m sick of being treated like I’m worth less than dirt. 7 years of my life and I get….. 65 cents more than a new team me...

Are there any snap-on (not connected via lug nuts) hub caps for my 2017 Kia Niro? I cracked on recently when I got a flat hitting a curb (luckily the tires needed replacing anyway), so I had the tire place get rid of them when they replaced thinking I’d just go out and buy new aftermarket ones and snap them on. But my rims have very wide “spokes” (pocket attaches) and the clip-on ones have typically 8-10 or more clips keep bumping against rim spokes. I tried a few from my local auto parts store and they don’t fit. Is there any way to find ones that have clips that would align to my rims? Or do I need to pay through the nose to have OEM ones put on by the lug nuts?

With big box stores like walmart, costco and now Sephora selling kbeauty, do you think Canadian small businesses that sell kbeauty will be phased out of business? If so that would be truly disheartening as they were the frontiers of where I would purchase kbeauty from when I first got into it years ago. The personalized touch on the package felt so special (some would leave handwritten thank you notes 🩷).

With big box stores like walmart, costco and now Sephora selling kbeauty, do you think Canadian small businesses that sell kbeauty will be phased out of business? If so that would be truly disheartening as they were the frontiers of where I would purchase kbeauty from when I first got into it years ago. The personalized touch on the package felt so special (some would leave handwritten thank you notes 🩷).

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With big box stores like walmart, costco and now Sephora selling kbeauty, do you think Canadian small businesses that sell kbeauty will be phased out of business? If so that would be truly disheartening as they were the frontiers of where I would purchase kbeauty from when I first got into it years ago. The personalized touch on the package felt so special (some would leave handwritten thank you notes 🩷).

What happened: My mother exposed her breasts if not also crotch frequently when I was very little, while changing clothes or getting in/out of the shower. I was spanked once or twice as a small kid too (studies reveal that spanking sparks the same chemical reaction as being sexually assaulted), so take that as you will. She also occasionally caressed my legs up until/during high school. She gets really pouty and upset when I refuse to hug her, and acts like she's hurt by my own boundaries. As a middle/high schooler, I was the one and only student in an out-of-city olympiad test building who had their parent with them, and she would follow me around so often that I snapped at her about i...

I opened a piece of mail, thinking it was probably a pointless ad I'd waste my time reading. I unfolded the crusted yellow paper with curiosity and tried to straighten the frayed edges. At first glance, it looked like a list with a short paragraph at the end. I skimmed the beautiful script and was about to throw it away when a bullet silently went through my kitchen window, grazed my shoulder, and plunged into the wall. I looked down at the paper again, and at the very end it said in big bold letters, ‘You will die’. My phone vibrated, and I took it out, shaking. My adrenaline pounded in my chest, and I could feel tears brimming in my eyes. I had almost been shot in my own house for...

I opened a piece of mail, thinking it was probably a pointless ad I'd waste my time reading. I unfolded the crusted yellow paper with curiosity and tried to straighten the frayed edges. At first glance, it looked like a list with a short paragraph at the end. I skimmed the beautiful script and was about to throw it away when a bullet silently went through my kitchen window, grazed my shoulder, and plunged into the wall. I looked down at the paper again, and at the very end it said in big bold letters, ‘You will die’. My phone vibrated, and I took it out, shaking. My adrenaline pounded in my chest, and I could feel tears brimming in my eyes. I had almost been shot in my own house for...

I opened a piece of mail, thinking it was probably a pointless ad I'd waste my time reading. I unfolded the crusted yellow paper with curiosity and tried to straighten the frayed edges. At first glance, it looked like a list with a short paragraph at the end. I skimmed the beautiful script and was about to throw it away when a bullet silently went through my kitchen window, grazed my shoulder, and plunged into the wall. I looked down at the paper again, and at the very end it said in big bold letters, ‘You will die’. My phone vibrated, and I took it out, shaking. My adrenaline pounded in my chest, and I could feel tears brimming in my eyes. I had almost been shot in my own house for...

I opened a piece of mail, thinking it was probably a pointless ad I'd waste my time reading. I unfolded the crusted yellow paper with curiosity and tried to straighten the frayed edges. At first glance, it looked like a list with a short paragraph at the end. I skimmed the beautiful script and was about to throw it away when a bullet silently went through my kitchen window, grazed my shoulder, and plunged into the wall. I looked down at the paper again, and at the very end it said in big bold letters, ‘You will die’. My phone vibrated, and I took it out, shaking. My adrenaline pounded in my chest, and I could feel tears brimming in my eyes. I had almost been shot in my own house for...

I opened a piece of mail, thinking it was probably a pointless ad I'd waste my time reading. I unfolded the crusted yellow paper with curiosity and tried to straighten the frayed edges. At first glance, it looked like a list with a short paragraph at the end. I skimmed the beautiful script and was about to throw it away when a bullet silently went through my kitchen window, grazed my shoulder, and plunged into the wall. I looked down at the paper again, and at the very end it said in big bold letters, ‘You will die’. My phone vibrated, and I took it out, shaking. My adrenaline pounded in my chest, and I could feel tears brimming in my eyes. I had almost been shot in my own house for...

I'm probably like a lot of you – tired of seeing "70% off!" plastered everywhere, only to find out the original price was massively inflated, or it's the same price it was last month. It's frustrating to feel like you're constantly being tricked into thinking you're getting a bargain when you're really just paying market price. For a while, I just bought things when I needed them, assuming I'd never find a "real" deal. But after some focused effort, I've actually started saving real money by ignoring the marketing noise and doing a little digging. It's not magic; it's just paying attention. Here are a few recent example...

998 wishlists is so close to 1k that I cannot go to sleep before I get there. I know this sub loves wishlist number posts, so I'm shamelessly becoming part of the problem. Just 2 more is all I'm asking, I'm tired boss: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/4469460/Black\_Demeter/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4469460/Black_Demeter/) The game is actually cool too, I swear.

I was driving (2020 GLC) and hit a low concrete median and got an immediate flat (Pirelli AS, non-run flat, bought Nov 2025). Passenger front. No other visible damage. Brought the car to Canadian Tire (had no choice as this is where roadside could tow) and got a brand new tire (same brand ofc). Drives fine, no pulling to one side, no vibrations, no shaking, no issues with turning or steering, no sounds - except there is a rhythmic whirring noise once I reach 70KM/h+. It’s not loud but noticeable enough. Also, once I got this car on the highway, the tire pressure sensor goes off. Any idea what this issue is before I call? This woman was trying to tell me “the tire went on fine ...

Hey everyone! I wanted to share an app I've been working on called **One Dot today**. I needed a simpler, more visual way to track my life and upcoming events right from my lock screen, turning it into a living, visual dashboard. Instead of hiding your schedule inside a productivity app, One Dot generates beautiful, auto-updating wallpapers via Shortcuts that display your calendar, countdowns, habits, revenue progress and much more as a clean grid of dots. Or TODO, notes, agenda as a beautiful text cards. **What it does** **- Auto-Updating Wallpapers:** Set up an iOS Shortcut once, and your wallpaper refreshes every morning automatically. Advanced: set different wal...

I’m 19 living alone with my partner and I’m going to come out the gate with this and be honest we are poor. We are living on 50 dollars of groceries for two people a week with health issues and dietary restrictions which we simply ignore because we can not afford to eat things that won’t make me sick. We plan our meals and things very thoroughly so we know we will have enough food to last the week. The prices of things in my area are insane. Our grocery trips usually consist of things like ground meat because we can stretch it out with rice, we eat a LOT of rice, and things like pastas and other such things because they’re cheaper. Sometimes we splurge on things like fancy toilet pap...

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The Great Canadian Rebate website is a website that pays you cash back rebates on online purchases from stores like Walmart, Best Buy, eBay, Groupon, Expedia, HomeDepot, Indigo, SportChek, Staples, The Shopping Channel and more. Shop as you currently do and your rebates will be automatically credited to your Cash Back Rebate account. GreatCanadianRebates.ca also has an incredible referral program that will make you money. You will earn a 25% Referral Bonus on all Cash Back Rebates earned by any new Member you refer for the next 3 years.