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Lowe's, you still wildin'. I will admit that our freight situation has managed to get a little bit under control, but the rest of the store is still on fire. I hear our PUIS has managed to get ahold of some desperate college kids that really need that scratch for expenses, so that's kinda helping them take care of that huge order backlog they have. I'm happy for them, as they have been under a lot of pressure lately. I wish the same could be said about my department. The Parcel situation is getting worse. We are constantly behind EVERY SINGLE DAY. It's still unreal that corporate thinks it's realistic for one person to march their happy *** all over a 120K...

This is the video that has been going around today. I get it's not the clearest HD footage ever, but it shows the maniac shooter walking towards the Costco employee he murdered as he is shooting multiple times. You can only see the Costco employee for a second before he goes AWAY from the shooter, after being shot. Any possible claim the maniac has of self defense here is toast. Also, let it be known I've had guns since I was in grade school. My Dad and others in my family taught me how to use them. I know some out there will bring up the "well for self defense you're taught to keep shooting until the threat has been taken care of". Doesn't apply here. If you p...

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As Mother’s Day is coming up I wanted to make a quick post appreciating the labor that goes into ALL parts of the floral industry, it can be surprisingly really brutal and demanding. My boyfriend works for a wholesale floral business, meaning all semi-local floral shops and grocery stores get their flowers from this warehouse. Due to the insane demand of graduations and Mother’s Day floral arrangements, my boyfriend is to be working 19 DAYS IN A ROW for $14/hr with no 15- or 30- minute breaks. Supply trucks can take eight hours to unload. He does the prep work to the flowers and then delivers to dangerous areas far from home. His back-and-forth delivery routes are getting so long that t...

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Am I just wasting money?

While most companies are still grinding away at perfect autonomy and slamming into the reliability cliff, [Auki Labs](http://auki.com) is taking a smarter, faster path: perception-first, low-cost deployment, and rapid territory capture. Through its new partnership with CTRL+R, Auki is pushing co-embodiment hard - turning simple "camera on wheels" robots into powerful remote-operated tools for supermarkets. Leveraging its own [Cactus spatial AI platform](https://www.getcactus.ai/), they’re gearing up to deploy thousands of these low-risk, high-value robots in the coming years. The setup is perfect. Supermarkets have central warehouses and daily truck routes, making robot mai...

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Just paid $159 to get a duplicate key after both mine broke. Dealer wanted $350. I think you have to be a member. I have no affiliation, just had no idea they offered this service and was pleasantly surprised by the cost. No idea how often they’re there; it’s the first time I’ve seen them.

Since I came down with chronic back pain (still in the diagnosis stage although it’s been confirmed I have lumbar spondylitis I think there’s more going on), my partner has pushed us further and further way too quickly. Last year I got a new bike and my partner took me on a ride that was way too far and way too hilly right away, which put me into a flare up. Then again later last year he wanted to go on a super long ride and I expressed concern but he argues with me every time and it’s like impossible to say no. Ended up in another flare up. And when I say flare up I mean I cannot put weight on my legs it hurts so bad. I know I’m my own person and I’m in control but it’s so hard...

Hey friends! My fiancé and I’s wedding is in 1 month (AHHHHHH!!!), and we are finishing up the final details. We are supplying our own beer and wine for the wedding, and while we feel confident about the beer, we need some help with the wine. We were thinking about going to Costco or another grocery store and buying in bulk, or maybe Total Wine, but we welcome any suggestions. We’re trying to keep the bottles to about $10-$15 per bottle. Also, we welcome suggestions for wine as well. We’re thinking a dry red, a semi-sweet white, and a sweet rose to have something for everyone :) Thank you so much!!

Hello, Just did my first smoke on a 5lb flat. Looking to do a big boy brisket now. I was curious if anyone had suggestions on where to do this in the most cost effective way. Local to me is meijer, kroger, walmart, costco, Sams and a lot of more niche grocery stores too. Meijer for some reason, hasnt had a whole brisket for weeks. Only flats. And for some reason it’s been 9.99/lb. Lastly, heres my first brisket, feel free to roast me!

This is a question for all morning mech produce employees. Recently our produce team has been getting overwhelmed with all these new expectations that have us feeling burned out and management doesn’t seem to care. They keep saying that all other Costco’s do it this way and we keep telling them we make 1 million in sells on weekends and 100,000 sells on weekdays I wanted to know if these rules are normal for all Costco stores. We have a large produce section, Outside produce: 80 pallets 2 people outside (if someone calls out we get no help) Inside cooler produce: 38 pallets 1 person inside Start time: 4:00 am Store opening : 8:45 am New rules: \- Produce must do freeze...

I have several domestic travel plans booked this year, but I hope to do a max of one international trip per year in the future. I believe flights where be were I can maximize points since I can buy flights on my CC for my Fiancé, myself, and other family. Being that my airport is an AA hub, it’s a must to have the option to transfer points to AA. I plan to move out of this state in the next 3-4 years, so I am unsure if buying into the AA Citi card would be good for the long term. Other considerations: \- I’m pre-approved for these Chase cc’s; CSP, Freedom Flex, and Slate. \- I have Preferred Rewards Platinum Tier status with Bank of America (employee perk) \- I am drawn to havin...

Hey everyone, I’m currently working in a logistics-heavy sales role. I consistently outperform seniors who’ve been here for 7+ years. While most people **** being on call, I love it. I’m picking up the phone on a Saturday night to solve an operational headache. I love the scale of this industry—the trucks, the warehouses, the engine roar. For the past year, I’ve been obsessively studying commodity structures—everything from coffee bean supply chains to flour mill economics. My dream is to transition from pure office-based sales to owning a physical distribution hub. The Plan: I want to buy FTL (Full Truckload) or containers of a standard commodity (sugar, flour, coffee, etc.),...

Hey everyone, I’m currently working in a logistics-heavy sales role. I consistently outperform seniors who’ve been here for 7+ years. While most people **** being on call, I love it. I’m picking up the phone on a Saturday night to solve an operational headache. I love the scale of this industry—the trucks, the warehouses, the engine roar. For the past year, I’ve been obsessively studying commodity structures—everything from coffee bean supply chains to flour mill economics. My dream is to transition from pure office-based sales to owning a physical distribution hub. The Plan: I want to buy FTL (Full Truckload) or containers of a standard commodity (sugar, flour, coffee, etc.),...

Hey everyone, I’m currently working in a logistics-heavy sales role. I consistently outperform seniors who’ve been here for 7+ years. While most people **** being on call, I love it. I’m picking up the phone on a Saturday night to solve an operational headache. I love the scale of this industry—the trucks, the warehouses, the engine roar. For the past year, I’ve been obsessively studying commodity structures—everything from coffee bean supply chains to flour mill economics. My dream is to transition from pure office-based sales to owning a physical distribution hub. The Plan: I want to buy FTL (Full Truckload) or containers of a standard commodity (sugar, flour, coffee, etc.),...

Hey everyone, I’m currently working in a logistics-heavy sales role. I consistently outperform seniors who’ve been here for 7+ years. While most people **** being on call, I love it. I’m picking up the phone on a Saturday night to solve an operational headache. I love the scale of this industry—the trucks, the warehouses, the engine roar. For the past year, I’ve been obsessively studying commodity structures—everything from coffee bean supply chains to flour mill economics. My dream is to transition from pure office-based sales to owning a physical distribution hub. The Plan: I want to buy FTL (Full Truckload) or containers of a standard commodity (sugar, flour, coffee, etc.),...

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