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How should I set up his experience at my store tomorrow? The only thing he knows is that it sells stuff in bulk. \- Walk through just like how I would normally shop (obv w/ samples)? \- Food court first? \- Explain the strategy behind only having 'one' option for many things and how all the profits largely come from membership fees (he is an accountant)? \- Any other ideas?

Everywhere I go I see cards available for sale these days. All the retail stores, pictures on reddit of fully stocked shelves. Pallet-fulls at Costco. And it seems like everyone is getting big hits these days, Downtowns, autos, etc. It wasn't like this (IMO) a year ago. For me at least, it was very hard to find cards. You'd have to find out what day of the week the distributors stocked the shelves to find anything. Maybe it's just me, or maybe less people are buying, but it sure is beginning to feel like card companies are ramping up production, which of course is not good for values.

Anyone have experience with these roses or know what to expect in terms of quality? I’ve only been with Costco for 2-3 months ish and don’t have experience with their flowers. Also don’t have much experience with roses in general, if anyone could let me know if these are good value I’d greatly appreciate it. Thank you :)

###CONTEXT### Someone posted an itinerary on another platform for a foodie visit to Nashville. I don't know the exact prompt, so I tried to duplicate it with my chat GPT knowledge and came up with the following prompt: *Act as a Nashville local, plan a thee day trip for a foodie couple who love trying all sorts of cuisines. Ensure the local dishes are included and group with activities and attractions, shops, etc. in those locations so the couple is not constantly ubering. This trip takes place over the weekend of the 4th of July* This is what it spit back: ###AI Answer### DAY 1 — FRIDAY (12 South + Wedgewood‑Houston) Vibe: Stylish, walkable, full of boutiques, coffee, and kill...

...with mandatory props to the prescient 1992 song by Ministry. **Total Wine Centennial** - In the glass case, the standard spread of EHT SmB ($60), ER10 ($53), Blanton's ($99), all limit 1. On the regular shelf KC12 $69, Old Forester 1924 $125, Willett Purple Top Bourbon $86. WSR 750/handles on the regular shelf for $35/$52, featuring screw tops. Apparently, some of the WSRs that hit town this week have gold-foil tops, like all other Weller bottles except W12. Not sure why that would matter, but whatever. I'm sure someone here can come up with a clever anecdote about not getting screwed anymore trying to buy Weller in Colorado, although that is clearly not the case yet (see ...

Own a store or retail business? → E-commerce site, inventory tracking, orders, payments, admin dashboard Real estate business or builder? → Property listings, project/site management, lead tracking, booking system Warehouse or manufacturing setup? → Inventory management, stock alerts, supplier tracking, reports Restaurant / café / cloud kitchen? → Online ordering, menu control, table bookings, admin panel Coaching class / tutor / edtech startup? → Student management, courses, attendance, fees, dashboards Gym / fitness trainer? → Member management, subscriptions, workout & progress tracking Clinic / doctor / healthcare startup? → Appointment booking, patient records, ro...

Hello. I was a professional detailer a lifetime ago, and am deciding to take more control of my destiny and going back into it full time. l've been lurking on this r/ for a few months, doing research on new techniques and technologies and brands that didn't exist 20 years ago. Between this and the wiki and discord and my already owned supplies, I have collected most of my inventory, but I do still have a few questions on things I havent been able to find recommendations for, or am undecided on. Some of the questions are because the Wiki mostly recommends Sonax or Bilt Hamber for just about every category on the list, but those brands seems to be recommended far less often then Megu...

On my second playthrough and I'm making it a point to do a lot of work via blueprints rather than handcrafting (and solving problems once rather than having to solve them again multiple times). I'm at the stage now where I want to start setting up different production lines for my factory complex. A motors related factory, a frames related factory, and so on. At first its easy, send in iron or copper ingots, get item. But as I go further into the production line I'm going to find myself needing parts from different factories to make more advanced stuff. Is there a optimal way of doing this? I don't want to recreate, say, a radio control unit production line if ...

I only work in the warehouse so I don’t know the experience for people on the floor. but last week my store alone announced record sales like 29 million (combo store) and they have cut everyone’s hours sooo bad. I feel like nobody else is speaking out about this at my work they just quietly internalize it. But today we were being pushed so hard to finish the job since “we have no hours so we must finish on time” and I just started working slower LMAO it makes me feel really sad and I feel like I just don’t have the team player corporate hustle bullshit. Trucks still same size. I feel like nobody questions why the math is not adding up. I just feel like even if I quit my job it’s...

Chop Chop: Together is a 1–4 player co-op party game about teamwork under pressure and playful chaos. Each run, your crew picks a profession like a fishing or warehouse workers. Then races the clock to fulfill orders while juggling evolving tasks and hazards. In fishing, you’ll cast rods, nets, and cages, then cut, dry, boil, or freeze, creatures fight back (crabs grab, octopus blocks stations, snails slime the deck) while storms, gulls, and even trams complicate your routes. Between shifts, unwind in a cozy shared lobby: spend earned gold on headgear, tops, and bottoms, decorate the space, and interact with props. Our Steam Page: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/3065360](https://...

Now I love Sheetz, they offer great benefits but their one weak point is keeping up with pay raises. For a bit of history, Sheetz raised wages heavily to keep workers during Covid and allowed $3 pay raises per hour. In May of 2021, they granted $2 pay raises for all employees and a $1 summer boost which then became permanent. This brought the average team member to be making $15 in May 2021. This allowed us to hire the best and retain so many talented individuals. Since then, they do wage surveys and increases but the average store still only pays $15-16.50 a year. Inflation in the last five years has gone up 20% and if our wages kept up with inflation, we would make $18 an hour. Companies s...

Cloverleaf Balintawak is a mix used development estate developed by Ayala. Cloverleaf is also known as the Gateway of the north Easy access to NLEX, A. Bonifacio, EDSA, Skyway Stage 3, LRT 1. Near to schools, Hospitals Sentrove is the first premium tower in the estate “Pre-Selling” Developed by Alveo Land (turn over 2028 1st quarter) Great appraisal increase‼️📈 an international company invested in cloverleaf (Makro) Makro is a Dutch-founded, international wholesale warehouse chain returning to the Philippines as a modern, non-exclusive retailer, partnering with Ayala Corporation and Thailand’s CP Axtra. Targeting both small businesses and consumers, it offers bulk-bu...

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CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: Capital One Savor One \* \* FICO scores with source: 810 \* Oldest credit card account age: 7 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 1 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 3 \* Annual income $: 100,000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: Yes \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 150 \* Groceries $: 300 \* Gas $: 0 \* Travel $: 40 \* Using abroad?: No \* Other categories or stores: No \* Other spend: \* Pay rent by card? No MEMBERSHIPS & SUBSCRIPTIO...

hey everyone, figured i'd share a quick heads up for the heated rivalrave show on wednesday, 02/07 at the ritz, especially since parking there is notoriously a bit of a headache. a 7:00 pm showtime on a weekday means you'll be hitting the end of that awful 3-6 pm raleigh rush hour traffic, which is going to make getting into the lots a mess. if you want to skip all that, honestly your best move is checking out \*\*Prked\*\*. it's this app for renting out private driveways and empty garage spots right next to the venue. you can snag a spot way cheaper than the venue lots, skip the main traffic congestion, and it's a super short walk to the door. for officia...

I was able to create this motorized zen garden pretty much using only printed parts and the electronics supplied by MakerSupply. It is using the "Cyber Brick" platform they have for toytronics. I think Prusa could easily do something similar, offering hardware and electronics components like motors and LED's, and store them at their US facility for US distribution. You could easily pair it with a generic ESP32 and a pairing/flashing program on your PC or phone. Anyway - I'm sure plenty of makers are anxiously anticipating Prusa to release something like that, I just wanted to give them extra motivation. :-) **Clarification update:** What I am specifically suggesting ...

Someone close to me fell for an MLM trap and her experience there aligns with the sus parts like selling at&t and costco and bjs. She is very smart and capable went to a good school, but has been getting rejected and I have a feeling that mentioning at&t on her resume might be why. EDIT: Apologies for the confusion, I had to rush when I posted this Clarification - She didn’t work for AT&T directly. She worked for a third party sales company under Smart Circle that sells AT&T phone plans via in-store contracts

The past two days have seen a growing struggle between Democrats, who are demanding accountability from the Trump administration, and Republicans trying to hide what the administration is up to. Last night, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) published a letter he sent to Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) John Ratcliffe. Wyden is the longest-serving member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and is a careful, hardworking, and dogged member of Congress. When Wyden speaks, people listen. Ratcliffe was an attack dog for Trump during his first impeachment trial and had no experience with intelligence before Trump forced his nomination to become director of national intelligence through th...

for the last three days we have been moving half of the store. wine moved wine from the end of hardlines to back seasonal, which caused back seasonal to lose a lot of room. bread and vbs moved from foods to where the wine was. foods had to move 11 aisles to incorporate dog food. it’s absurd, and utterly pointless. apparently someone in corporate was validating their overpaid position. i’ve done three days of 10-12 hours shifts. could only afford one lunch during those days, and two breaks. i’ve only been with costco three years. but the **** i see daily, and what i read on here makes me believe it is loooong way from what it used to be. i am constantly looking for other jobs.