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The importance of buying young, great companies is something everyone knows, but few people actually do it or really care. The truth is that in the market you earn more by investing in young, transformative and disruptive companies, which offer unique services; they also must be capable of being leaders in what they offer and they must have proven this. https://preview.redd.it/tlfflxxa7pcg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=71cfe06868cda1f369bdbdb6fe9d25aa8e69e728 Large companies take years to build, or decades, and in the meantime the stock is subject to significant fluctuations for various reasons, rates at historic highs that weigh on valuations, wars, uncert...

We wanted to pull back the curtain a little and explain how we handle authenticity at nisbah. Because in today’s market, “authentic” gets thrown around far too easily. Here’s what actually happens behind the scenes for every perfume we bring in. ⸻ **1. Supplier vetting comes first** We do not buy from: • unknown brokers • social sellers • clearance channels • or opportunistic stock Every supplier is checked, documented, and verified before we even look at product. No shortcuts. ⸻ **2. Controlled sourcing only** We avoid grey-market sourcing where possible because: • storage history is unknown • handling conditions can’t be verified • and product i...

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I've noticed that if I take carbonated beverages from a high altitude area to a low altitude area, the flavour changes. I've been told this is due to the pressure change affecting the carbonation and this the carbonic acid, which contributes to the flavour - I've had it analogised to flat soft drink, or fountain soda when the CO2 runs low. But then the same thing seems to also happen in reverse - soft drinks taken from a low altitude area to a high altitude area also change and become more bitter. So what's actually taking place and how does it seem to happen in both directions, albeit with slightly different changes. Moreover, if this is a phenomenon that actually re...

We see this question a lot, so we wanted to address it openly. Many Australians buy perfume from Chemist Warehouse because: • it’s familiar • it’s convenient • and the prices look attractive And there’s nothing wrong with that. But there is a big difference between mass retail perfume and specialist fragrance stores – and it does matter depending on what you’re looking for. Here’s the real breakdown: ⸻ **1. Range depth** Mass retailers focus on fast-moving, mainstream lines. Specialist stores focus on: • niche brands • Arabic houses • harder-to-find releases • deeper selections within each brand This is why you won’t see most Arabic perfume house...

I don’t. - I have paid, so the goods are my private property. - Store staff have no automatic legal power to search me or my belongings. - Searches require my consent or reasonable suspicion of theft. - Routine exit checks are store policy, not a legal obligation. - I am exercising my right to privacy and dignity. - Refusal to consent is not evidence of wrongdoing. - Courts have ruled on this before and found you do not have to consent. I politely decline and walk out.

We run a multi-tenant SaaS with a fairly large PostgreSQL data warehouse (fact/dimension model). Every table is tenant-scoped via a `"TenantId"` column. When a customer churns or requests deletion (GDPR), we remove all of their data across all tables, some of which are very large (multiple GB per tenant). Right now this is triggered from an Azure Function, but it times out (5 min limit) for large tenants. So we’re redesigning this (changing the timeout to 10 min won't help) What we’re debating is where the deletion logic should live: **Option A:** Have Postgres do it via a stored procedure / job: * Discover all tables with `"TenantId"` * Delete in batches...

# My Situation: Hey everyone! I'm an architecture student and I **desperately** need to upgrade my laptop by **Wednesday** (deadline is firm). My current setup is struggling with Revit, SketchUp, Lumion, and V-Ray renders. # What I NEED: # Non-negotiables: * ✅ **Processor:** Intel Core Ultra 7 or Ultra 9 (latest gen) * ✅ **GPU:** NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti (12GB VRAM preferred) - willing to consider 5070 if specs are great * ✅ **RAM:** 32GB DDR5 minimum * ✅ **Storage:** 1TB SSD minimum * ✅ **Screen:** 15-16 inch (portability matters), good color accuracy for design work * ✅ **Budget:** MAX $1,700 USD (before taxes) # Nice to have: * OLED display (for color accuracy) * 240Hz ...

Out of curiosity, what happens to returned merchandise? If in good condition, is it simply put back into the warehouse and sold as new? Or, does this pose reputational damage in case a customer receives a “used” item? I’ve heard there’s an employee store that may receive returned goods, but I was curious if these are also offloaded to outlets or third party sellers who may resell at a discount. Any current/former employees have any insight? Thanks!

most of yall dont know that a lot of the reps (especially high quality ones) are made in the same factories as the legit ****, its just unauthorized or the factory sold some to the brand and still had some staying in the warehouse. i went to china myself and saw the stores that sell those reps and most of them were near the legit factory, there was one store that sold the exact same thing that the brand sells (nike) and its because IT IS the real thing they just dont have the license to sell it so they sell it for cheap to these stores. so when someone talks trash about your reps just tell them theyre being scammed and getting charged 10x and more just cus they bought it from the real stor...

Sooo I’m new at one of the stores and someone was telling me night crew people and some the warehouse people be hooking up?! Wtf 😭💀 somebody spill the beans on ts im crying laughing lmaoo

**Date:** 1-10-26 **Location:** Brisbane Queen Street Mall **Energy:** 5 out of 10 **Mood:** I was pretty tired after staying up until 3am at Fortitude Valley. I drank a bit too much water so I got to bed late and was waking up a few times. I woke up at 9:30am and then got some coffee, but I was still low energy all day and was trying to take a few naps **Limiting Beliefs:** I'm too tired, This isn't working, Girls are going to flake, I can't think of things to say, I am awkward in these conversations, They're too hot for me **Social Exposure:** 10 approaches, 2 Phone Numbers, 4 Solid Interactions, 6 Blowouts **Day Summary:** Started the day off tired and it had an ...

wanted to know If this is worth picking up, how much would it cost to build myself?

Warning: this is a long post, sorry in advance. I’ve been working this seasonal warehouse job at Amazon since August last year and it brings me in around $1900/month. It’s overnights, only 6 hour shifts. I’ve been wanting to pick up another job so I can save a little bit of money, but it’s so hard for me to save. I have nothing in my savings, and I always have things come up that need to be done (car repairs, cats, etc) which doesn’t allow me to save anything. My one problem though is I have a very bad habit of eating fast food. I live with my dad and my dad is retired, he has hardly any life and spends 24/7 in the living room (which is connected to the kitchen, a big open space)...

I’ve been working this seasonal warehouse job at Amazon since August last year and it brings me in around $1900/month. It’s overnights, only 6 hour shifts. I’ve been wanting to pick up another job so I can save a little bit of money, but it’s so hard for me to save. I have nothing in my savings, and I always have things come up that need to be done (car repairs, cats, etc) which doesn’t allow me to save anything. My one problem though is I have a very bad habit of eating fast food. I live with my dad and my dad is retired, he has hardly any life and spends 24/7 in the living room (which is connected to the kitchen, a big open space) and I do not like cooking while my dad is there....

First time poster, but I genuinely don’t know what to feel about what I am about to describe. For context, me (22F) has been with my boyfriend (21M) for about 6 months. We are both our first partners and we celebrated our first couple Christmas ever together recently. However, since we both had plans to spend the holidays with our family, we had to spend it a few days after Christmas. When we were planning this, he told me it has been tight for him financially and that I shouldn’t expect anything crazy from him, which I was totally fine with. Me, in the other hand, happens to have gift giving as a BIG love language of mine, so I have been planning his gifts for months. I got him around $...

Over the past year, I've been detoxing and changing my eating habits and lifestyle. It's all had a cumulative effect. Most of my symptoms have been greatly reduced and the V2K "volume" had been pretty low for the 6 months or so. However, I started taking high doses of super potent probiotics a month ago and the voices were pretty much inaudible. A few days ago, I started taking Lugol's Iodine Solution and it lowered it even more. Aside from that, I feel healthier overall. Again, I've done a bunch of other things that have helped cumulatively, but these last 2 additions have made a HUGE difference. If you're interested in trying it, make sure you get the ...