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Hi everyone, I’m part of the operations support team for a small/medium F&B company in Asia. The team is currently managing everything through Google Sheets. It has worked so far, but we're ready to upgrade to a more efficient system. **Our Setup:** * **Multi-Concept:** We manage four distinct food concepts (These are all different types of restaurants or stores). * **Logistics:** We operate out of a main office with two primary warehouses that ship inventory to various locations across the country. * **Sourcing:** Most items come from our central warehouses, but some perishables or location-specific items are bought locally by our crew. * **Workflow:** We do bi-monthly s...

I have EDS, and autism along with a whole host of other **** wrong with me. I am moving in about a month into a way way way bigger unit compared to what i have done. The issue is I have a lot of ****, and I am worried this move will break me. Thankfully, I am taking 2-3 weeks off for this move. I am wanting to see if anyone has like any pointers at all, I did thankfully collect like 50+ reusable bags, and will be using those to easily move my stuff from point a - b. I do have at least 7-8 boxes but I got boxes from Costco that have handles and are extremely sturdy. I am just worried that my back will go out primary with the furniture i got, and I can't find a solution. I forgot to ment...

Work at a corner store downtown. These things bother me more than any heavy case of sodas or thieves. 1. GET OFF THE ******* PHONE. Trust me, your friend can wait 20.6 seconds on hold while you come in and pay for your cigarettes. 2. If you’re still on that phone, you need to move just as fast as everyone else. Quit holding up the line until you tell her the next plot twist for you to finally reach for your wallet. 3. If you’re going to a store, isn’t it common sense to be at least reasonably be ready to pay? Did you really come in here, grab 10 things and ask for a pack of cigs, only to not know where your credit card is in your huge handbag? Or if there is one at all? 4. No, I...

I, F18, live with 3 different people. My fiancé (M21), and two roommates (F19, M22). We moved in about 5 months ago due to similar interests and the fact that she is one of my best friends. We all relatively agreed on most things at the start, but over time, things have gotten rocky. My roommate, who I will name Anna, started to steal things out of the fridge that me and my fiancé paid for, and leaving dishes in the sink for days on end, even when we asked her to help out. Her fiancé, my other roommate whom I will name Ryan, works every day for 12-14 hour shifts but will still help out when he gets home. He is always respectful and asks me and my fiancé if he can have something if we p...

My earliest memories were relatively normal, except for the vivid recollection of my first dream. Sometimes I struggle to think of what I was doing at the same time exactly a week prior, or even yesterday but the first ever dream that I had, consciously, comes through just as clearly in my mind as if I had it yesterday. I couldn't tell you what age I was when I had this dream, because in the same way we still don't know the exact hour of Noah's flood or the exact hour the famed city of Troy had fallen, I have no idea where this vision sits on my personal timeline. I'll set the scene A gray overcast sky: it seemed so fixed in place as if no Ray from the Sun could part t...

Food prices in the US have seen significant inflation, making grocery strategy essential for new immigrants trying to optimize their budget. The most immediate way to save 20-30% on your weekly bill is by embracing "Store Brands" (also known as private label). Products like Costco's Kirkland Signature, Target's Up&Up, or Walmart's Great Value are often manufactured in the exact same factories as the expensive name brands, just with a different label slapped on. For pantry staples like flour, sugar, canned beans, and basic cleaning supplies, the store brand is functionally identical. However, for highly processed snacks, specialized sauces, or specific persona...

Apologies if this has been posted here already but as a sales associate with no role in the warehouses or management, what is AHEAD supposed to do? Every time someone on here complains about receiving product their store doesn’t need or pallets being stacked out of order it always gets blamed on AHEAD but I have no idea what that system is actually in place to accomplish as it’s never been properly explained to me. Could someone provide a short simple explanation? Please and thank you!

I have had four business lines for years and we pay $125 a month with no phone payments as our phones are older. I have two IPhone 13 in perfect condition. Two Samsung Galaxy with one perfect and one cracked screen. Every time I call to ask about promotions each person tells me something wildly different than the person before so is it better to go into the store or call on the phone or maybe go to my local Costco? Any advice is appreciated. Thank you.

>!​!<What happened? I went to my local thrift store to find it stocked full of sealed Lotr fellowship, Goldmember, and Rush Hour 2 vhs all on the shelf. Then I checked eBay, loads of them. I saw on FB marketplace a guy selling 100 sealed Lotr Fellowship vhs. What happened? A warehouse get discovered?

小龙女和娥黄等人默不作声地看着鲁班一边向门楼走，一边给牛郎讲。随后，她们觉着鲁班说的话言简意赅，静静地等待着。 从门楼上回来后，鲁班说，“我们再去后山的山顶，从那里看看整座院落。” 牛郎没出声。鲁班问小龙女：“你们不介意我们俩去你们家的后院吧？” Little Dragoness and Beauty Yellow watched in silence as Luban walked toward the gatehouse while explaining things to Cowboy. Finding his words concise and to the point, they waited quietly. After returning from the gatehouse, Luban said, "Let's go to the top of the back mountain and look at the whole courtyard from the...

Hey all — looking for guidance from people who have handled large legacy SQL Server modernization/migration efforts. I’m a systems engineer at a manufacturing/logistics company working on a very large legacy warehouse/VMI platform that has been around for a long time. The system is heavily centered around SQL Server and contains a massive amount of business logic implemented directly in T-SQL/stored procedures. Current production environment: \- SQL Server 2005 \- Large legacy schema with years of drift/history \- Significant business-critical logic in the database layer \- Some CLR usage \- Global operational usage Target direction: \- Azure SQL Managed Instance What I...

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To keep a long make long story short FedEx couldn't find my address so I decided to have it hold at one of there stores and it has been a whole mess. It kept trying to be delivered over the weekend which I called the store and they're like yeah we don't do that over the weekend. I don't know why they kept delivering to now it's stuck at one of their ****** warehouses since three in the morning so in between the weekend and now where the **** has that package ? I simply just want my bike that’s all I want

# Costco Ascended Heroes 3 Pack EX Boxes are now showing up instore! Right now only cities in Hawaii are showing in transit, but more locations should begin receiving stock soon ❤️‍🔥 # Best Buy Your local Best Buy has been randomly restocking Pokémon products weekly. Be sure to check inventory the night before opening for the best chance at scoring products 👀 # Target Target has a \*\*TON\*\* of products loaded right now including Chaos Rising products, First Partner Collection, and more 🔥 Expect random late night or early morning drops soon. Set up your notifications and stay ready 🔔 # Walmart Local Walmart stores are continuing to restock Destined Rivals ETBs. Re...

A Cortex Agent for managing Snowflake database, schema, and table backups through natural language conversations. # Overview [](https://github.com/wondisha/Backup_Assistance_Agentic_AI#overview) The Backup Assistant Agent provides an AI-powered interface for managing Snowflake's native backup capabilities. Users can create backup sets, configure automated backup policies, restore from backups, and manage legal holds—all through conversational interactions. # Features [](https://github.com/wondisha/Backup_Assistance_Agentic_AI#features) * **Multi-level Backups**: Support for table, schema, and database-level backups * **Automated Scheduling**: Configure hourly, daily, or weekly b...

With the bbq season approaching, for the past month I’ve been going to different grocery stores in search of a quality beef hot dog that’s not Schneiders, maple leaf, no name or Kirkland. I cannot find anything outside of those brands and as much as I love myself a Costco hot dog I just want to find something different to try out. Do butcher shops make their own hot dogs? Any local markets with hidden gems?

Saw these pallets of sardines with red tapes around them while on the way to work. Went closer and noticed the SFA sticker with the word detained. This warehouse had been storing sardines for quite some time but it was a different brand before this. I wonder why it got detained.

Really popular savoury snack in Singapore and SE Asia. Family brought a bag when they transited thru Changi and its a winner. W/worth or Costco sold them at one point. Been trying to find this in Sunnybank (Yuens) but no luck. Anyone know a place that sells them local? There is a store in Melbourne but its extremely overpriced. Manufacturer in SG sells it direct but just the postage to AU is $51

I**ncredible Universe** was the name of a chain of American consumer electronics stores from 1992 to 1997. A typical Incredible Universe was 185,000 square feet (17,200 m2) of sales floor and warehouse, stocking around 85,000 items.[\[2\]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incredible_Universe#cite_note-lubbock-2) The operation was conceived by former [Tandy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tandy_Corporation) CEO John Roach. Many internal corporate philosophies of Disney theme parks were borrowed; in an Incredible Universe store, retail departments were "scenes", employees were "cast members", customers were "guests", uniforms were "costumes", and so fo...