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175. S9E3 "Andy's Ancestry" 176. S9E2 "Roy's Wedding" 177. S9E11 "Suit Warehouse" 178. S9E22/23 "A.A.R.M" 179. S9E21 "Livin' the Dream" 180. S9E15 "Couples Discount" 181. S9E17 "The Farm" 182. S9E5 "Here Comes Treble" 183. S7E3 "Andy's Play" 184. S6E12 "Scott's Tots" 185. S9E6 "The Boat"

CREDIT PROFILE * \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: Chase Freedom Unlimited (Auto upgrade from Freedom Rise) Credit Limit auto increase from $500 to $700 * \* FICO Scores with source (see note on FICO score sources below): Credit Journey shows 724 * \* Oldest credit card account age with you as primary name on the account: 1 year * \* Number of personal credit cards approved for in the past 6 months: 0 * \* Number of personal credit cards approved for in the past 12 months: 1 * \* Number of personal credit cards approved for in the past 24 months:1 * \* Annual income $: Technically none, Parents give me $500 a month CATEGORIES * \* OK with category-specific ca...

To started this out I work in remote Alaska- in march I noticed a random spot of dead pixels by my volume button on iPhone 15 pro max, I called Verizon and they told me to return it when I was back in North Dakota in April, I went to the Verizon store in person and was on the phone with a representative when I went in- while on the phone the Verizon employee asked if there was damage on the phone and the Verizon person in the store said no- we went over other things and they said a return box would be shipped to be, the next day or so I went and returned my phone in the box as instructed exactly, my phone has always had screen protectors and a protector case. I got an email they received my ...

Doing $100M on $1M raised with \~20 employees. Winning deals with Anthropic, Notion, and Cursor with 100 fewer employees and 1/100th of the capital. You can think of Vector databases as the “stockrooms” AI apps pull from when they need to remember something. The traditional players (like Pinecone) built high-end boutiques. White-glove sales and premium prices. TurboPuffer (like IKEA) rethought the supply chain. Storing everything in the world's biggest warehouse (Amazon's S3), skipping the salesperson, and letting developers grab the boxes. So what’s next? A priced-up Series A? Acquisition from Snowflake/Databricks/MongoDB? Either way, founders Simon Hørup Eskildsen (Da...

His been playing golf for about 2.5 years now. I got him a Clicgear push cart and a Bushnell rangefinder for our last anniversary and his birthday. My budget is around $2k. Any recommendations on what I should get him? I was thinking about upgrading his driver and booking a fitting appointment at a nearby golf store (I think that’s the right term 😅), but I have no idea what driver would be good for him. Other than a driver, what would you recommend? If you were the husband, what would you want for your birthday given his current setup? For context, his current equipment: Costco club set (he recently bought a new wedge) Callaway bag (not fancy, but still works perfectly fine, so...

Hey Reddit! We're Sealand Quality Foods. We've been delivering premium meat and seafood to Canadian doorsteps for over 40 years. Long before apps and online ordering, we have been setting the standard for direct-to-door food delivery. Our company started in 1986 on the belief that Canadians shouldn't have to settle for whatever's sitting in the grocery store freezer aisle. Now we deliver out of nine warehouses across the country, reaching some pretty rural places, though not always via personal delivery. Here's what actually makes the Sealand difference: * **No subscriptions, no minimums, no contracts**: Order the products you want when you want them. We've b...

\- Reposted due to an image containing my name lmao On May 4th, 2026, I ordered an office chair (Haworth Zody) together with a promo that included a cable tray and soft wheels. On May 15th, 2026, the chair finally arrived… and the experience was already terrible from the start. The chair came WITHOUT the lumbar support, even though the product images clearly showed one included. I also didn’t receive the soft wheels or the cable tray. On top of that, the chair base arrived scratched because the shipping box was completely destroyed. The chair itself was also covered in embedded dust, like it had been sitting in a warehouse for ages. After contacting support and complaining, we reac...

I have two store with different niche but some overlapping products, how to transfer products from store A to store B or store B to store A, I am not talking about inventory sync.

[https://www.costco.ca/p/-/lego-minifigures-spider-man-across-the-spider-verse-71050/4000401537?storeId=10302&partNumber=4000401537&langId=-24&catalogId=11201](https://www.costco.ca/p/-/lego-minifigures-spider-man-across-the-spider-verse-71050/4000401537?storeId=10302&partNumber=4000401537&langId=-24&catalogId=11201) For people who have missed picking these up. Prob even worth it just to resell the spare sets on marketplace. Other sales there too.

Did a little investigating on this one. I tried to add 50 of each product on Spensea and it looks like he only orders 7 of each size. Now it’s starting to make sense why he always is “sold out”. Imagine building a warehouse for 100 bikinis to be stored. Actually embarrassing.

Seems to be more of a devil's bug (sciocoris sideritis) Found in a box of sponges that was closed for a long time and stored in a warehouse in Paris

Hi everyone, I’m a Data Engineer with over 5 years of experience. I recently updated my resume and have been applying to roles, but I haven't received a single shortlist or interview call yet. Everything on my resume regarding **Python, PySpark, Databricks, and Cloud (AWS/Azure)** is 100% accurate and reflects my strongest enterprise experience. However, I did include **Snowflake** and **Apache Airflow** in my summary/skills as I am learning those two and because I see them on every job description, but truth be told, I am very much a beginner in those two. I would love some brutal honesty on what mistakes I am making. Why is this resume getting completely ignored by recruiters? *...

So I’m at a warehouse that I normally go to where you scan in yourself and usually it will tell you right away which cart number/route to pick up instead of this screen. Of course the associates in the warehouse pretend like I’m a ghost when I ask for help, but as soon as I catch their attention, they tell me to call support. I called support and they tell me they can’t help me and that a store associate needs to help me. 30 minutes pass by and at this point I should just be discharged. The associates then tell me they don’t do discharges and that I need to call support, so I call support and they tell me they can’t discharge me on their end and to just go home. I’ve never dealt ...

CREDIT PROFILE * \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: Discover It Cash Back Credit Card, $7,500 limit, opened March 2021 * \* FICO Scores with source (see note on FICO score sources below): FICO 747 * \* Oldest credit card account age with you as primary name on the account: 5 years * \* Number of personal credit cards approved for in the past 6 months: none, haven't applied * \* Number of personal credit cards approved for in the past 12 months: none, haven't applied * \* Number of personal credit cards approved for in the past 24 months: none, haven't applied * \* Annual income $: about 62,000 CATEGORIES * \* OK with category-specific cards? Ye...

Grabbed a box of frozen patties from my local membership based warehouse store. Was interested to see how they were. This was done with no seasoning. It’s not too bad for a frozen patty. It does not have a smash texture using the box instructions so next time I’ll do it my way.

Do you flood other stores you normally don’t shop ? I saw a handful at my store this morning, no wonder I couldn’t get anything. 😡

Would like a high quality birthday cake from a quality bakery. Bonus points if it's in center city Please do not suggest grocery store sheet cakes or costco. Edit : Appreciate the responses, but Tiffany's is not what I'm looking for. It's fake processed frosting and betty Crocker tier

I drink Fairlife CPE on a daily basis as part of my weight loss regimen…. I had been buying it from Sam’s Club at $42.48 for a 10 pack ($4.24/ea) but noticed they stopped selling it. It was the only thing I went to Sam’s Club for. Turns out, Costco sniped it from them! Item 2052259, ran me $47.99 for a 12 pack at my warehouse here in Ohio. Works out to a small savings of $3.99/ea vs. what Sam’s had it for. For some reason, it’s in a new bluish-grey bottle and lacks the “Elite” branding, but the Nutrition Facts label, ingredients, and order of ingredients are 100% identical to CPE. Wondering if Costco switching the food courts to Coca-Cola somehow allowed them the leverage t...