FAMILY DOLLAR Locations

So I've been gone from my store for a few weeks due to family stuff. I've been told that we're ( team members specifically) are not allowed to answer the phone anymore? Only team leads and other management are supposed to answer and we only answer if we absolutely have to. Is this a new thing I'm just not being aware of?? ( I heard all this from my receiver and one of my team leads so I'm kinda taking it with a the whole salt shaker at this point )

In the last year- I left my husband of ten years who was my high school sweetheart. I was with him from 15 to 25. He would call me names, punch walls, threatened me with a deadly weapon multiple times.  After I got separated my parents sided with my ex. My ex drained my bank account , closed it out and left me with 0 dollars. My parents wouldn’t help me. Luckily, him closing out the bank account caused my check to bounce from work. So I was left with 1200 dollars, needing to find an apartment. I used my credit card for my security deposit and to buy some furniture.  This same year I started my first teaching job in my own classroom. I had only long termed subbed before. 7th grade sci...

I stood up from the beanbag, stretching the stiffness from my legs. My throat felt painfully dry. Somewhere along the way, I’d become so absorbed in the game that I’d forgotten to grab a drink. The kitchen tiles were freezing beneath my bare feet as I wandered out of the living room. But even away from the television, I couldn’t stop thinking about the creature. The way it moved replayed over and over in my mind. Its body didn’t behave like something alive. Its bones shifted independently beneath the skin, held together by stretching strands of black ooze like puppet strings. Crystals burst from its flesh at impossible angles, and its head hung limply from its neck as though gravi...

This was my reward for finishing my homework on time and staying out of trouble for the week. Trips to the local game store were always exciting. I bought more used games than anyone else in my class, and my dad liked to joke that I had a future in E-Sports someday. In reality, most of my “strategy” involved mashing buttons and hoping for the best. Still, gaming was my thing. That afternoon, I was hunting for another Sonic title for my Nintendo Wii. Most kids at school had already moved on to PlayStation 3s or Xbox 360s, but I loved the Wii and its weird little library of games. Sonic the Hedgehog had always been my favorite series. My sister liked Mario, but Sonic felt different to me...

I like finding damaged cards for cheaper prices. I recently found a damaged Bristly Bill for 28 dollars and some stores in Japan sell damaged cards for cheap too. Is it weird to ask LGS for damaged cards in the states?

Happy Mothers Day everyone! A bit of history on the Baskin Robbins off Saticoy/Reseda right next to the Dennys. It’s been around since 1980. My family took over back in the early 2000’s. A common misconception people have about franchises is it’s all corporate owned. My parents have been franchisees for over 20 years and are small business owners. They have came to this country and worked every single day. Anyone who visits the store probably has seen my parents as they haven’t missed a single day of work in over 20 years. If you are looking for an ice cream cake to celebrate Mothers Day with your family, please keep us in mind! The location: 7628 Reseda Blvd Reseda CA 91335 ...

**Hi everyone,** I’ve spent the last few months engineering a platform that basically acts as a 24/7 data scientist for Shopify stores. Instead of just showing pretty charts, I wanted to build what I call a **"Decision Engine."** I just finished the core 10 modules and, honestly, I'm at that stage where I've been looking at the code for so long that I need some outside perspective. I’m looking for brutally honest feedback on the logic. Since I’m focusing on the functionality here (and keeping it text-only to keep it constructive), here is the breakdown of the 10 pillars I’ve built: **1. The Morning Briefing:** Instead of digging through data, you get a dir...

I’m currently a coach for about 6 months now and had my move paid for when I first became a coach. Well I recently had some family move out of state and wanted to move closer to them and was wondering if anyone knows if Walmart will still pay for relocation again even after only being in position for 6 months. I know there are positions open where I want to go just I would like to know if it’s possible before letting my store know I’m leaving.

This is an unusual question. I have a family member who will be making a day trip to Paris, France in the next month or so and taking in the major tourist attractions. I would like to have this family member buy my wife some fabric as a souvenir. I tried Googling but don't know anything about the city. Would anyone happen to know if a fabric store near one of the major tourist attractions there?

I *open-sourced* a tool I built and am maintaining called **Cull**. It’s a machine curation engine for AI image datasets, the kind of work that eats hours every time you want to train a LoRA, build a reference library, or just classify an archive that isn’t a 100,000-file mess. # What it does, end to end * Scrapes from Civitai (.com and .red), X/Twitter, Reddit, Discord, plus any URL gallery-dl supports (Pixiv, DeviantArt, the booru family, ArtStation, Tumblr, FurAffinity / e621, Imgur, Flickr, and \~340 others). * Drops every image plus its source-side prompt into a local queue. Per-source dedup, no database. * Classifies each image with a vision-language model, multiple LM Studi...

I have a coworker who is commenting on my life as he sees it. ”You bought your own lawn mower and tools? (In addition to company provided ones)” “You go jogging?” (When he sees me run out of my apartment in jogging outfit. ”You make so much money in your other job, why do you need this one living alone with these people? Your life is bad like this.” ”You never use your PTO time and take vacations.” “How you and your sister can live messy like this, isn‘t it unpleasant to live like this?” “Why and this is not how you use this equipment or do it this way, why don’t you call and ask??” ”We try to save every dollar, I don’t know how you can spend money on e...

ExtPay has been the default Chrome extension payment library since Google killed Chrome Web Store payments in 2021. It's earned developers north of $500K, the JS library is open source, and the integration is genuinely "drop it in and ship in an hour." But after running it on two extensions for \~18 months and watching the GitHub issues stack up, I started looking for an ExtPay alternative. If you're in the same spot, here's the honest 2026 landscape — what's out there, what each option is actually good at, and where they break. This is long. I tried to make it the comparison post I couldn't find when I went looking. # Why people start hunting for an E...

Most Chrome extensions earn exactly $0. Not because they're bad — because the developer never finished the monetization layer. I went down this rabbit hole for the last few months and ended up reading every guide, founder interview, and Stripe integration tutorial I could find. Here's the consolidated playbook I wish existed when I started. This is long. Save it. # Why Chrome extension monetization is its own beast People keep treating extensions like "small websites you can charge for." They aren't. Three things make extension monetization fundamentally different from SaaS: 1. Chrome Web Store payments are dead. Google deprecated the built-in payment system....

I *open-sourced* a tool I built and am maintaining called **Cull**. It’s a machine curation engine for AI image datasets, the kind of work that eats hours every time you want to train a LoRA, build a reference library, or just classify an archive that isn’t a 100,000-file mess. # What it does, end to end * Scrapes from Civitai (.com and .red), X/Twitter, Reddit, Discord, plus any URL gallery-dl supports (Pixiv, DeviantArt, the booru family, ArtStation, Tumblr, FurAffinity / e621, Imgur, Flickr, and \~340 others). * Drops every image plus its source-side prompt into a local queue. Per-source dedup, no database. * Classifies each image with a vision-language model, multiple LM Studi...

The Topps football release is very cool and the card art is awesome. With that said, the fact I can’t get a box of cards for retail is absolutely ridiculous. I understand that they are very hyped and that everyone wants their hands on them, but for the wrong reasons. The re sell on not just the boxes but the cards. How is any actual customer supposed to support this and be ok with it. I got into the hobby awhile ago and in the beginning everything was great, now this hobby just feels trashed. I understand I can collect other sports or just buy singles, but that’s not why I joined the hobby. I joined this hobby not to resell and make profit but because I love collecting and opening packs....

I F(20) was always afraid of driving. I tried back when I was 15 and just driving around an empty parking lot scared me, so I gave up. When I turned 17, I began attending college 8 minutes away, and I began taking the bus and I became OBSESSED. Public transportation is one of my biggest interest even now I love the buses, the trains and the routes in my area. I became dependent on the bus and I loved it so much that I didn’t even want to THINK about driving. Here comes my brother (M22). My brother and I, despite living in the same house do not get along very well. He also has autism, which is why my entire family is very protective of him. In January 2025, my brother was finally dedicate...

So a bill just passed that allows SNAP benefits (food stamps) to be used to buy rotisserie chicken. Normally, you can't buy hot foods with EBT at grocery stores, convenience stores, corner stores, bodegas, mini marts, what have you. But this law carves out an exception for rotisserie chickens. On one side, you've got the liberal faction cheering about what a great compromise this is, proof that when you cross the aisle and work with the Republican Party, you can get things done. On the other side, you've got people who are ****** that even this is allowed. And then, of course, there's the small minority faction of leftists, socialists, and we're always glad when mor...

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We just had a family dinner with ribs, and I saved the bones from multiple people's plates with the intention of cleaning and turning them into fertilizer, since doing that is cheaper than buying new fertilizer from the store. My grandma told me that it worked great but that when her aunt used bonemeal, she had to wear a mask and safety glasses because the powder could cause serious health risks. I brought this up to my stepdad (her son) who looked confused and asked, "How can it be dangerous? It's just calcium." I already tried to look it up but all I found was potential mad cow disease, but I dont think our meat had that. Otherwise we already would have been screwed ...

I’ve never posted on here before but this got brought up at a reunion recently and I realized how insane it sounds now that I’m older. This happened when I was in 8th grade at a middle school in Greenville around 2018-ish. Our grade took a field trip to this historical village/place about an hour away. Not gonna name it because I still live nearby and people would 100% figure out the school. Everything was normal most of the day. We split into groups with chaperones and walked around the exhibits. One of the girls in my group was named Jenna. She was pretty quiet, not unpopular or anything, just shy. Around lunch, our teacher realized Jenna wasn’t with us anymore. At first nobody...