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The company has decided to surprise me with the knowledge that my store will be moving to twice a week freight deliveries. We're not high volume, or even close to the dollars made per year to classify us as high volume but there it is. My model calls for 6 stockers and the sorter. So once the twice a week goes live, I have to schedule 7 additional shifts. My freight days are usually 6 to 1, so thats gonna be quite the budget buster. Has this additional freight delivery happened to anyone else and if it has, were you given a schedule budget increase? As my budget sits now, I usually end up being 10 dollars or less under budget after staffing all the management, cashiers, receiver and fre...

I’m not great at posts like this, but life doesn’t leave me much room right now. I’ve been a Bucs fan my entire life, born into it, lived it, carried it with me through every high and low. These pieces have been with me for years, and I always thought they’d stay with me. But I’m up here in the Detroit area, I lost my job out of nowhere, and suddenly I’m having to make choices I never thought I’d have to make. This isn’t “extra stuff.” This is part of me. And letting it go honestly hurts. But bills don’t care about feelings, and I’ve got to keep myself from sliding further down. If someone else can enjoy these, even wrap them up as Christmas gifts for the Bucs fan in...

Hi there, I run a weekly briefing newsletter [Handpicked Berlin](https://newsletter.handpickedberlin.com/?utm_source=redditbsc) and figured you might be interested in a weekly briefing. It will keep you up to date about the most relevant Berlin headlines and news on business, tech and economy + a weekly dose of social. This is the update from three sections of the newsletter from the last week. # Berlin-related headlines 1. Why so many Berlin bridges are crumbling ([read](https://www.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/strasseninfrastruktur-warum-so-viele-berliner-brucken-marode-sind-15020369.html)) 2. Million-euro construction site with ruinous consequences: Berlin district wants to part ways from t...

The Forbes article on NextNRG and the food system did more than talk about microgrids. It quietly changed the profile of NXXT’s customer base. For the first time, a mainstream outlet confirmed that NXXT already provides fueling and trucking support for Kroger, alongside Amazon. That matters because Kroger is not a mid-tier regional chain. It is a 147 billion dollar revenue machine with roughly 2,700 to 2,800 stores, hundreds of distribution centers, around 409,000 employees and over 11 million daily customers. It sits at the heart of the U.S. food supply chain. Forbes framed the article around a simple problem. The food system has become one of the most electricity intensive sect...

Look, I’ve been doing these whale summaries for a long time now. I’ve seen billion-dollar days. I’ve seen coordinated moves. I’ve tracked ancient wallets waking up. But what happened today is on a completely different level. Before I get into the usual breakdown, let me just show you the number that made me triple-check the blockchain explorer: **43,033 BTC moved in a single transaction.** That’s **$3.9 BILLION dollars** worth of Bitcoin. In ONE move. Let me put that in perspective for you. ----- ## The $4 Billion Question **43,033 BTC — $3,932,155,272** TX: `b40d0861e644...44aa4a` This is one of the largest single Bitcoin transactions I’ve ever tracked that wasn’...

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Hi all, I'm currently renovating my house and planning to install a spa in the backyard to create a relaxing spot for the family. We have about half an acre of space, so I'm thinking of placing it near the patio with some privacy screening, maybe under a pergola for shade, and wiring it for easy electrical hookup since we're already updating the outdoor power. My budget is around $15,000 to $20,000 for the spa itself, plus costs for delivery, a concrete slab, and any crane work if needed, and I want something that seats at least five people with good jets and heating features for year-round use. I came across Spa World and checked out their showroom page in Marsden Park, New ...

I live in the states, and money is tight. I always worry me and my family will end up homeless or something. So I’ve been considering making a small urban survival guide. Where are open public bathrooms, what stores and motels and such are dirt cheap, what odd jobs can I do to make money without a phone in this day and age, etc. It’s oddly kind of fun to think of survival scenarios though, too. Like, I’m always playing out survival scenarios for if I’m lost in the woods and stuff too.

I will give the context first before the story, this happened a few months ago and things have been “peaceful” because I hide in my room and stay out of the way. Now for the story.. I am female (17) and moved in with my dad and his wife a week after my mom passed in June. This was already an adjustment because at the time I was 16 when she passed on hospice and then moving in with my dad for the first time a week after my mom died, on top of it being the first time in my life full time living in the same house as him since I was a tiny kid when my parents were married and then got a divorced. Before my my mom passed to cancer on June 7th, I lived with my mom and step-dad who joined my l...

I have 2 Walmart gift cards that were given to me by a family member. They total to $199 (one has been used for a single in-store purchase). I am currently traveling cross-country and would prefer to put that money towards gas expenses. Looking for Paypal G&S trade. Thank you!

After so much thinking, I finally decided on these pieces (chosen both by price and availability in my country, I plan to play both as well as productivity) I decided to give priority to the quality of the components, since I do not plan to change the parts for a few years. Could you tell me if it's okay? I only need 1 piece to arrive to assemble everything CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin V3 ARGB Motherboard: MSI MAG B850 TOMAHAWK MAX WiFi RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000–6400 MHz SSD: Samsung EVO 2TB GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti (next) Source: Corsair RM850x Case: Corsair 4000D RS ARGB Airflow Monitor: LG 27GS75Q 27" 1440p IPS 180Hz (yet to be seen) Likewis...

Amazon’s 30-roll pack is the kind of listing that makes you pause and ask, “Wait, how much toilet paper does one household actually need?” The price-about 67 cents a roll-sounds like a steal until you realize that each roll is only 350 sheets, so you’re getting 10,500 sheets total. That’s a lot of paper, and unless you’re running a small office or a family of eight, you’ll be storing it for months. The listing leans hard on the “185 regular rolls” claim, but the math is fuzzy. A “regular” roll is whatever the supplier decides it is, and the sheet count is never printed on the front of the pack. The FSC certification and septic-safe claim are nice touches, yet they’re...

Forbes just dropped a detail that almost nobody has picked up on yet. In its new piece on NеxtNRG (NХХT) and food-system microgrids, Forbes states that the company already provides fueling services and trucking support for Amazon and Kroger. That is the first time Kroger has ever been publicly named as a partner in any major outlet. Kroger is one of the largest food retailers on the planet. In 2024 it did roughly 147 billion dollars in sales. It runs about 2,700 to 2,800 supermarkets and multi-department stores across 35 U.S. states and D.C. It employs around 409,000 people and serves more than 11 million customers per day between in-store and digital. The market cap sits in th...

It says NXXT already provides fueling and trucking support for Amazon and Kroger. This is the first public time Kroger shows up as a named partner. Kroger is not a small win. Around 147 billion dollars in annual sales, roughly 2,700 to 2,800 stores in 35 states plus D.C., about 409,000 employees and more than 11 million customers per day. One of the largest supermarket chains in the U.S. by revenue. Combine that with the rest of the Forbes article. Food and cold storage are becoming some of the most power sensitive sectors, AI data centers are pushing electricity prices up triple digits in key hubs, and microgrids are pitched as “food insurance” for warehouses and logistics. So ...

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I've been investing in stocks and bonds for about a decade now, primarily through index funds like the S&P 500, but with all the economic uncertainty lately, inflation ticking up, and market swings. I started looking into gold as a hedge. My experience began small. I bought a couple of 1-oz coins a few years back when gold was around $1,200 per ounce, and they've held their value well even as my stocks dipped during the last recession. It's not about getting rich quickly, but more like a safety net that doesn't correlate with the market, and I've seen it help balance out losses when equities tank. How do you decide how much of your portfolio to allocate to go...

Mohammed’s youngest son Jad needs more treatment from being exposed to the cold without a tent!! 600 dollars to be exact. Please chip in with anything you can. I am able to work with this GoFundMe thanks to a willing beneficiary who can in turn give to Mohammed. Please help, this family’s situation is dire

I'm a Dallas-based photographer looking for a couple actor/models for a commercial (still) shoot on Wednesday, December 10. Pay is $250 for up to 8 hours. Location is a little west of Odessa. This is a lifestyle/branding shoot for a national convenience store (details shared with chosen candidates.) 18+ only this time. But this is not an "adult" shoot. This is a family-friendly shoot and totally safe for work. You will not be asked to do anything weird, though two of our models will be asked to play a couple, which might include looking at each other lovingly and light hand holding-type stuff. (Real couples will be considered and are encouraged to submit together.) Mo...

I’ve been experimenting with adding functional weight to some of my 3d prints. In this case a cup dispenser. My goal was to make the finished product less likely to topple over when grabbing a cup. I have heard of people using coins, but I figured aquarium gravel from the dollar store would give me the best weight to price ratio. I heard horror stories about using sand, so I figured using gravel instead would be a safer bet. The fan was still able to **** the gravel out of the base but was resolved by turning the fan down to 50% until the gravel was sealed in place. https://www.printables.com/model/110409-dixie-cup-dispenser