DOLLAR TREE Locations

Saw this at a Walmart end cap in a suburb of my city I don't typically visit often, very rare sight. I've only seen 3 liter bottles of soda at Dollar Tree, and even then it's generic brand.

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Hi all! I’ve decided I want to sell a good chunk of my collection. I’ve attached pictures of everything with pricing. I’m also selling my jewelry box. It is the large Pandora jewelry box, they no longer make it. it still has the protective film on it. One picture all of my jewelry that has never been used. I designed bracelets/ had ideas for them, and never wore them. The other has my jewelry that has been worn. I rarely wore my jewelry and when I did, I took exceptional care of it. The used jewelry doesn’t look much different from the new. There are some duplicate charms in these pictures. The price under them is per each. The bracelets are size 18 cm for the flexible ones, size ...

Im just collecting what i thinks cool and cheap

Plugging in a USB pen drive feels almost magical. You insert it, and within seconds the laptop recognizes it and shows your files. But under the hood, a very precise chain of events is happening. Here’s what actually happens, step by step: 1)Power delivery and physical detection The moment the pen drive is inserted, the USB port supplies 5V power to the device. USB ports constantly monitor their data lines (D+ and D−). When a device is plugged in, the electrical characteristics of these lines change. This change tells the laptop’s USB controller that a new device has been connected. This isn’t software yet — it’s pure hardware-level detection. 2) Interrupt to the operat...

The WO said "metal rods" (thought rebar) but they ended up being protruding bolt threads that knocked off easily. Took less than 5min to remove them. Always keep a sledge hammer in the trunk. They make removing mailboxes super easy too. I thought door handles were the easiest.

You know you need resources to create tools, but you don't know how long it takes to gather them. No one wants to start off mauled by a bear and finding yourself at sundown with little more than berries, a torch, and a hole in the ground. Don't know where to start? This guide provides a day-by-day workflow of resource gathering, tool making, building, and hunting for the first 5 days of your new world. Have fun!   **Tips to Know Before You Start:** To find recipes for how to craft items and tools, press “H” and the Handbook will pull up. This also conveniently pauses the game! Shift is crouch; this lets you sneak closer to animals, or away from them. Ctrl is run! Th...

Chapter 1 It's been three years since my rich older brother, Harrison Sterling, blocked me. He donated one dollar to my campaign on GoFundMe, leaving a mocking comment: \[If you're really dying, let me know, I'll celebrate.\] Three years ago, the underprivileged student he was sponsoring accused me of stealing her college admission spot. Harrison was furious, and he immediately had me expelled from school. "Even if you drop out, I'll still support you, but if you take something from someone else, you need to face the consequences!" We had a huge argument, and in the end, he coldly kicked me out of the house. "Come back when you've learned your l...

​ I've been job hunting and focusing on Whole Foods for the past couple of weeks. I've applied to every open position except the manager ones it's been about five spots across different stores in Marin. So far, nothing and the only response I got was an email saying they went with another candidate for one. Has anyone here gone through the hiring process at Whole Foods? How long did it usually take to hear back, and what was the timeline like from application to interview or offer? or also, maybe because my past job experience is construction labor and tree removals should I lie my resume or should I just say the honest truth that I want a different type of wo...

I got quite a bit of stuff. The craft section had quite a few full spools of BTY trim and ruffles, I got some black and yellow ruffle for $4.99 & $6.99 as well as some Singer sewing machine needles and quilting pins for $1 ea. They had some Cricut vinyl but not much. They also had a big set up in the middle with Joann, Michael’s, Hobby Lobby & Dollar Tree stuff. I got quite a bit of smalls like buttons and resin dye. Over by the bedding they had two huge bins of Red Heart yarn, I got a couple for $4.99 ea. Just as I was leaving they brought out two big displays of fabric, apparel, quilting cotton & fleece. I didn’t look at the prices on the apparel and fleece, sor...

I picked up this old paperback western at a thrift store several years ago, but it's long gone now and I can't remember the name of it. It was definitely an old book, published sometime in the ... I'll say mid-1900s. I think the price printed on the cover was less than a dollar. The title was pretty generic. I have a vague notion that "outlaw" was in the title but I can't remember for sure. Regardless, I feel like it title didn't match the contents of the story. It opens with a battle between cowboys (or maybe cavalry) and native people, and one of the cowboys sees this small Indian kid and takes him in. Raises him alongside his own kids. The ki...

**Left wing terrorists are now breaking into ICE vehicles and stealing classified documents and firearms - now is the time for the Insurrection Act, we'll discuss.** Maybe it was just another Wednesday evening for you, but last week on that day was basically the Super Bowl for Left-wing agitators - particularly the Subaru drivers, the Reddit addicts, and the otherwise “neurodivergent,” as they’re called now, perpetually unemployed residents of the state of Minnesota, they were all glued to their televisions, and that’s because, in a live primetime television address, the governor of the state, Tim Walz, gave everyone their marching orders for how to deal with the fact that ICE ...

I need a bunch of new clothes but I don't have the money to go a big name store like Lane Bryant. I am also trying to lose weight so I don't want to spend hundreds of dollars to buy a bunch of new clothes only to throw them away when I lose weight. Is there anywhere in Atlanta or nearby cities that I can find good quality plus size women's clothing for a reasonable price that won't break my bank?

Everything I got today seems really good. I’m most excited about the nail art tools. I haven’t seen anything like them in Dollar tree and they were $1.25 !!so that is a really big plus!!

Did some math on what they are making on this, and it isn't that much (for 1 location). Is an extra \~$1k a year worth upsetting customers and shorting them on their change, vs. rounding up to the nearest nickel? * Midsize traffic gas/convenience store based on zip code is 750 customers a day * About 20% of transactions are cash * By rounding down, they make on average an extra $0.02 per transaction * 750 customers \* 20% cash \* $0.02 \* 365. = $1,095.00 a year in profit The gas station this is happening at has \~1,700 locations nationwide. If they are doing this at all locations, they stand to potentially steal close to $2 million dollars this year. If they would adopt a policy w...

I need a bunch of new clothes but I don't have the money to go a big name store like Lane Bryant. I am also trying to lose weight so I don't want to spend hundreds of dollars to buy a bunch of new clothes only to throw them away when I lose weight. Is there anywhere in tucker or nearby cities that I can find good quality plus size women's clothing for cheap?

I am usually plantastic but severely failing here. Help Southern California. It’s been a weird winter with crazy sun all of November and heavy rain all of December and part of Jan. I had this bass avocado plant in a full sun spot because the garden store said to, but it got burnt so I put it in a half shade spot (gets sun \~5 hours per day now) and it is still burnt looking. I water it per what the garden store and online said, once per week with a heavy flooding (not on the weeks it was pouring rain). not sure what I’m doing wrong, but this is my first fruit tree so feel free to roast me I need help.

I was recently diagnosed at 45 years old. I used to be a store manager for family dollar then dollar tree. I had a breakdown a few years ago and was hospitalized. I didn’t work for several years. I got a seasonal job stocking at target. I liked the job at first but I just became overstimulated. I would be stocking then hear my supervisor on the walkie asking how much longer over and over. I was going as fast as I could. One day I felt he was constantly on me. It was like everything just built up. The constant noise, lights, walkie, and customers. I had my first meltdown ever. I’ve never raised my voice at anyone before. I’m usually the quietest person in any room. I went off on him and...