COSTCO Locations

Does anyone know if the PV Costco sells tequila? And if so, whether it’s a good deal compared to other liquor stores in the area? I checked their photos on google but didn’t see anything. Thanks in advance!

A lot of conversations in data engineering and data science still revolve around tooling: Spark vs. Beam, Lakehouse vs. Warehouse, feature stores, orchestration frameworks, etc. But the more interesting shift happening right now is the rise of AI agents that can actually reason about data workflows instead of just automating tasks. If you’re curious about where data roles are heading, this is a good read: [**AI Agents for Data Engineering & Data Science**](https://www.netcomlearning.com/blog/ai-agents-for-data-engineering-data-science). Anyone here experimenting with autonomous or semi-autonomous workflows yet? What’s the biggest barrier; trust, tooling, or complexity?

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We have 2 young children and my wife became a stay at home mom last year because daycare in our city cost more than she can make. We’ve struggled in our marriage with her messiness since before we had children, but I always thought it was mostly a space issue. We’ve struggled had relatively small houses for the first 5 years of our marriage, 800 sqft 1 bedroom condo and a 1200sqft 2 bedroom second house with a 4 car garage. A few years ago we built a large house in a master planned community preparing to have kids, the neighborhood is great and the house is great. We have around 3100 sqft and a small garage, and 500 sqft unfinished basement now (I finished 300sqft of the basement thi...

I browsed online for all sorts of bizarre "e-bike giveaways," and frankly, they were all scams. So I didn't fall for it; instead, I searched diligently and finally found the Engwe HillMiles MileCity 1. It comes with a 700-watt peak power motor, a 7-speed gearbox, and decent range. It's perfect for weekend rides, and even suitable for longer commutes depending on road conditions. What attracted me most was that it shipped from a local US warehouse, not from China, so it arrived in just a few days. As for the price, it felt very reasonable compared to other e-bikes claiming similar specifications. However, I later found some effective discount codes that took the ...

I’m exploring it and wondering how people simplify the setup and avoid getting bogged down with too many modules or complex workflows. I noticed that tools built on Business Central, like [diva-now.com](https://diva-now.com/) , highlight what a streamlined workflow might look like, even if I’m not using it myself yet. What helped me was breaking the setup into just a few main parts: store integration, order management, and warehouse stock updates. I’d love to hear from someone who’s gone through this: what steps did you take first, what module did you skip, and how did you keep things simple while still getting it up and running?

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I’ve been trying to figure out how to connect my online store with my warehouse without spending a lot on integrations. A lot of tools seem to promise automation, but then they end up needing extra costs or custom work. One thing I tried was [diva-now.com](https://diva-now.com/) , which helped me see how some systems already have built-in workflows that can save time. It wasn’t perfect for everything, but it gave me a better idea of what features really matter.  I’m still looking for something simple that works without the high cost. If anyone has a solution that connects orders and stock easily, I’d love to hear what you’ve used.

Got it on an impulse, realised it might be a bit extreme for Bangalore weather where I'm still wearing shorts in November. Extremely unique hoodie which I actually wanted for a while, it has 2 sleeves that run alongside the hood along with 2 hoods. Weighs **2.5 KG** (yes 2.5kg, really heavy, warm and thick) with terry fleece lining inside. Currently stored in Superbuy warehouse, I can either transfer it to your superbuy warehouse account or ship it to any freight forwarder you prefer (shipping being borne by you of course) Price on weidian 539 yuan = 6768 INR **Asking price = 4999 INR** Sizing Length is about 64cm, but the chest measures to about 155cm so it'...

Hi everyone, I’m starting a branded jewelry dropshipping store and I’m looking for a reliable Chinese supplier (AliExpress-style, cheap prices) that: • Has very low or no MOQ • Offers dropshipping (direct to customer) • Has warehouses in the USA or Europe (big plus) • Works with 304 stainless steel or 925 sterling silver • Can ship with neutral packaging (no Chinese branding on the box) I recently contacted Nihao / NHDropshipping but they require a $10,000 inventory order to use their US warehouse, which is too high for me right now. Does anyone have good recommendations for trusted Chinese suppliers or platforms? Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone, I’m starting a branded jewelry dropshipping store and I’m looking for a reliable Chinese supplier (AliExpress-style, cheap prices) that: • Has very low or no MOQ • Offers dropshipping (direct to customer) • Has warehouses in the USA or Europe (big plus) • Works with 304 stainless steel or 925 sterling silver • Can ship with neutral packaging (no Chinese branding on the box) I recently contacted Nihao / NHDropshipping but they require a $10,000 inventory order to use their US warehouse, which is too high for me right now. Does anyone have good recommendations for trusted Chinese suppliers or platforms? Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone, I’m starting a branded jewelry dropshipping store and I’m looking for a reliable Chinese supplier (AliExpress-style, cheap prices) that: • Has very low or no MOQ • Offers dropshipping (direct to customer) • Has warehouses in the USA or Europe (big plus) • Works with 304 stainless steel or 925 sterling silver • Can ship with neutral packaging (no Chinese branding on the box) I recently contacted Nihao / NHDropshipping but they require a $10,000 inventory order to use their US warehouse, which is too high for me right now. Does anyone have good recommendations for trusted Chinese suppliers or platforms? Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone, I’m starting a branded jewelry dropshipping store and I’m looking for a reliable Chinese supplier (AliExpress-style, cheap prices) that: • Has very low or no MOQ • Offers dropshipping (direct to customer) • Has warehouses in the USA or Europe (big plus) • Works with 304 stainless steel or 925 sterling silver • Can ship with neutral packaging (no Chinese branding on the box) I recently contacted Nihao / NHDropshipping but they require a $10,000 inventory order to use their US warehouse, which is too high for me right now. Does anyone have good recommendations for trusted Chinese suppliers or platforms? Thank you in advance.

I am seeing if it is possible to create a flow that when triggered will play an audio file. Ideally, I would like to push the audio file thought Teams then have the flow call our paging extension and play the audio file over the paging system. We have Teams phone system as well. The audio file would be static and just play the same sound over and over. With our ERP there is no good way to communicate to the warehouse when an order has been changed or cancelled. Some of our product is cut to order and quite expensive. We are trying to put a system in place that will alert people when an order has changed or been cancelled. But the warehouse has some loud machinery, but our paging system c...

*AI isn’t here to replace care. It’s here to give you the time to do it.* Most people hear “AI” and think “job loss.” I hear **“minutes back.”** And minutes are the currency of care. **The real problem** In most businesses, the front line drowns in repetitive tasks: copying email text, summarizing feedback, writing the 100th follow-up. None of that is care. That’s admin. And every hour you spend doing admin is an hour you’re stealing from your customers, your team, and your family. That’s the real threat, not AI . "**time theft by routine."** When was the last time you looked at your week and asked, “How much of this is real care, and how much is...

I’ve been testing different verification methods for medium and high-risk Shopify orders, especially for higher-ticket products, and I’m trying to understand what actually works for other store owners. Here’s what I currently do depending on the risk level: **1. Billing-code verification (2FA via the customer’s statement descriptor)** If the order looks high-risk but still potentially legit, I ask the customer to read back the 4-digit code that appears on their bank statement. Legit customers usually respond fast — scammers obviously can’t. **2. Adaptive verification questions (for PayPal, Shop Pay, or other gateways without 2FA)** I send 2-3 quick questions that help co...

I’ve been testing different verification methods for medium and high-risk Shopify orders, especially for higher-ticket products, and I’m trying to understand what actually works for other store owners. Here’s what I currently do depending on the risk level: **1. Billing-code verification (2FA via the customer’s statement descriptor)** If the order looks high-risk but still potentially legit, I ask the customer to read back the 4-digit code that appears on their bank statement. Legit customers usually respond fast — scammers obviously can’t. **2. Adaptive verification questions (for PayPal, Shop Pay, or other gateways without 2FA)** I send 2-3 quick questions that help co...

I’ve been testing different verification methods for medium and high-risk Shopify orders, especially for higher-ticket products, and I’m trying to understand what actually works for other store owners. Here’s what I currently do depending on the risk level: **1. Billing-code verification (2FA via the customer’s statement descriptor)** If the order looks high-risk but still potentially legit, I ask the customer to read back the 4-digit code that appears on their bank statement. Legit customers usually respond fast — scammers obviously can’t. **2. Adaptive verification questions (for PayPal, Shop Pay, or other gateways without 2FA)** I send 2-3 quick questions that help co...