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Hey So i've been selling via Etsy for around a year and feel ready to start my TT shop - so i thought!! I sat down 2 days ago and did all the usual start up part which was all fineg. got an email to say i have '*completed the verification process and your application for TikTok Shop is successful*'. I then had to go out so i thought i'll add the warehouse address bank details etc tomorrow being yesterday. I logged on yesterday to do this and i was greeted by a big red banner that reads: **Your account has been deactivated by TikTok Shop. Please review your account violations on your shop health page.** May i also add the violation page shows the violation is 'f...

Anybody have any best practices or success stories, also fail stories to learn from? Just left costco with an extra 25# bag of rice. Im gonna leave one unopened, bag looks good and sealed, and I have some mylar bags and food safe buckets Im gonna store them in. I did walk by the big box of minute rice and wondering if that has the same potential shelf life of a decade or more. Thanks for any input to this query

I bought a couple of them online around Christmas, but haven't seen them listed after the new year. Searched online to see if there are any other posts about them, but can't find anything more recent than the holidays Has anyone bought them or seen them for sale in-store since New Years? Thank you!

CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Chase Disney premier, $9,300 limit, 10/2019 \* Citi/AAdvantage platinum select world elite Mastercard, $9,000 limit, 07/2022 \* Discover It, $16,100 limit, 01/2019 \* FICO scores with source: Experian 730 \* Oldest credit card account age: 8 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: \* Annual income $: 110000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: No \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 200 \* Groceries $: ...

I have lipedema and just got a zepbound prescription ( 2.5 mg to start, followed by 5mg). I have Called Costco (309$) and Walmart (323$). Anyone knows how much the manufacturer’s discount would save me? Both said I would need to go in store to scan the coupon to see. I am in Ontario.

Hey all! I’m about to upgrade both of my BOAs enclosures & I’m wanting to stack them on the shelf pictured. I use Dome lamps and I was wondering how far should I space the top of the dome lamps from the bottom of the enclosure above it to prevent over heating the top enclosure. Hope this makes sense what I’m trying to say lol. I do have a temp gun but I was just curious to see how other people had their set ups and if it causes any issues.

Hey everyone, ​I’ve been a lurker here for a while, but today I’m finally posting because I reached a milestone I never thought I’d hit. ​After a decade working in the warehouse industry, I knew I needed a change. I took a massive leap of faith I quit my job and enrolled in an intensive bootcamp to learn how to code and to pivot into tech. It was quite stressful, but I managed to secure a role as a Data Analyst Administrator ready for when I finished my course. Since starting my new career, I’ve spent most of my time outside my 9-to-5 trying to build my own brand, Wafflestone Studios. DDK: Digital Dice Kit is my very first project under my brand name. I was finally able to publi...

Call me old school, but I’m going to miss getting my physical, paper tickets in the mail from the warehouse. They always had cool designs. And yes, I’ve saved almost all of them. Heck, the warehouse even sent me a place to store them. In the interest of carrying on the legacy, thought I’d share a few of my favorite “stubs”.

CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Chase Sapphire Preferred \* Southwest Rapid Rewards Plus \* Amazon Prime Visa \* FICO scores with source: 813 FICO Score 8 \* Oldest credit card account age: 13 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 0 \* Annual income $: 488,676 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: No \* Ok with rotating category cards?: No \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 2500 \* Groceries $: 400 \* Gas $: 0 \* Travel $: 650 \* Using abroad?: 2 weeks a year...

Spotted this at the Knoxville TN Costco! Not sure how many stores are selling it early! Was super worried they wouldn’t let me purchase it and technically the register yelled at the cashier but they just waved a manager over and fixed it with no fuss, didn’t even say anything! Definitely very excited to have it a few days “early” either way!

This is my second time going, I'm not a member but my Dad gets his medicine from the pharmacy in Costco because he likes the prices, he's a non-member as well. My first trip there which was about a month ago-ish was mixed, probably because I did not expect it to be so crowded, lol, both in the parking lot and the store. There were a gaggle of carts everywhere near the checkout, it was a saturday as well, but I don't know how much of a factor that is. Anyway, I have to go again and I'm gonna be honest I'm kind of dreading it because of the parking lot. A messy crowded store, I can deal with, but the parking lot that was an experience that tested my patience and a...

## Job Overview Staples Canada is seeking a motivated and reliable Warehouse Associate II to join our team in Mississauga, ON. This is a fantastic opportunity to work with a leading company known for its commitment to its employees and community. We offer a supportive and inclusive work environment where you can grow your career. **Key Responsibilities** * Receive, store, and move products within the warehouse, utilizing equipment such as forklifts and pallet jacks. * Perform duties under the direct supervision of the warehouse supervisor or manager. * Ensure the accuracy of received orders and promptly address any discrepancies. * Utilize hand-held scanners to inp...

Hello, I am a warehouse manager of about 80 employees. We have had issues in the past where employees clock-in via their app but would be at a local convenience store and not at work. When I became aware of this I terminated the three people doing this, had a team meeting clearly stating the rule that if you must only clock in when you “ready to work”. I have sign posted saying the same thing and if you clock in early you can and will be terminated. Today it was found that three team members are clocking in while in the parking lot and not beginning their day for about ten minutes (5 minutes in the car and another 5 to put away lunch and go to their locker.) I try to be fair to the s...

CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* None - looking for first travel card card \* FICO scores with source: 750 \* Oldest credit card account age: 13 \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: \* Annual income $: 80,000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: Yes \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 250 \* Groceries $: 400 (Wegmans, Shoprite) \* Gas $: 140 \* Travel $: 200 \* Using abroad?: no \* Other categories or stores: none \* Other spend: no \* Pay rent by card? N...

I operate 15 machines and have been using a Dodge Caravan for such for the last 10 years. I pre kit using 12 gallon flip top crates and never really have more than 4 tubs + cases of drinks in my van at one time. Except when I do my shopping at Costco and Sam’s Club. Unfortunately, they are 25 min from home and I’m just outside of Sam’s delivery area. I always combine trips to the two stores and often my van (with seats folded down) is fully packed. It’s time for a new vehicle and I’m not sure what I want. I love the idea of an EV, like a Tesla or Ioniq5, but I’m not sure if they have enough space for me. The biggest limiting factor is probably having to make more trips t...

I'm trying to eat healthier and stick to a budget but I have a massive sweet tooth that derails me constantly. Everyone always suggests fruit but apples and oranges don't really satisfy a candy craving, they're just healthy snacks that happen to be sweet. I've been buying sugar free options in bulk which helps with cost. Shameless Snacks on Amazon is usually cheaper than in stores, especially if you catch a sale. Lily's chocolate chips are good too if you portion them out. Even sugar free jello in bulk from Costco works out to like 15 cents a serving. The trick is having stuff already at home so you're not making impulse purchases at the gas station or grocery s...

Humanoids have always been useless as "workers" and I can explain why AI won't change that. We see how Amazon and others are replacing people and it's not with humanoids. Because robots ALREADY use Vision and AI and they don’t look like humans because humans are limited. (they have to climb ladders, hands too big for small things etc.) Automation has been replacing people for decades and it hasn't stopped! So if a humanoid could do it, it’s already automated! (1) Just look at history. (2) So NO, they WON'T become useful as technology and AI improves. In other words. The typical factory job is doing things that robots(automation) cannot do. And humanoids...

I’m an old school data guy. 15 years ago, things were simple. you grabbed data from whatever source via c# (files or making api calls) loaded into SQL Server, manipulated the data and you were done. this was for both structured and semi structured data. why are there so many f’ing tools on the market that just complicate things? Fivetran, dbt, Airflow, prefact, dagster, airbyte, etc etc. the list goes on. wtf happened? you dont need any of these tools. when did we start going from the basics to this clusterfuck? do people not know how to write basic sql? are they being lazy? are they aware theres a concept of stored procedures, functions, variables, jobs? my mind is blown at the...

I'm getting back into making jewelry and restoring old jewelry to help with my college fund, but I have NO idea what my pricing should be. Some pieces I won at auction and have scoured estate sale/thrift store junk jars to look for things I can repurpose or restore to wearable condition. I want things to be reasonably priced, but I also want to do them justice as some of the pieces have unique/special history. (For example, some stones were hand mined, polished, and mounted decades ago.) If anyone can give me some ideas of what these may be worth, please let me know! (I won't be linking or mentioning my shop so I don't break the rules. If there's something you love an...

The Best & Cheapest Way to Make Cold Brew Coffee at Home (Better Than Starbucks!) Stop spending $6 a day on iced coffee! ☕️ In this video, Papa shows you the best and cheapest way to make cold brew coffee at home that tastes even better than Starbucks or Dunkin’. If you're tired of high coffee shop prices, this DIY cold brew method is a total game-changer. Papa has been perfecting this process for over a year and shares his "secret" for making a batch last longer while using fewer coffee grounds. Whether you're a fan of Dunkin' Original Blend or Costco bulk coffee, this tutorial will help you save hundreds of dollars a year. Cold Brew Mak...