FAMILY DOLLAR Locations

I need a 5-10 gig mon-fri weekends too if needed. I want something like family dollar or DG. I'll do fast food I don't care. Who knows something?

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On February 24, 1978, five friends from the Yuba City area went to a college basketball game in Chico. Jack Madruga, Bill Sterling, Ted Weiher, Jackie Huett, and Gary Mathias were known for their routines. ((All but Gary Mathias had mild intellectual disabilities)) The following day they were scheduled to play in a basketball tournament. Their uniforms were prepared. Family members expected them home that night. After the game, witnesses reported seeing them stop at a convenience store to buy snacks. Nothing about the evening suggested distress or unusual behavior. Then they disappeared. Several days later, Madruga’s car was discovered abandoned high in the mountains along the Oroville ...

This is my first ever post on Reddit, I am sorry if it is very long. My long-distance girlfriend, who I will call A, is very insecure, and it will often harm our relationship. We have been dating for almost a year and a half, and I understand that most women battle insecurities at some point, so I am always as patient as I can be with her. I will try to give some background to give a better understanding of the situation. A is currently working full-time and paying for full-time, partially in-person, college while living with her extremely ungrateful and selfish family. Her two much older brothers and her dad all work, yet she has the most stable income and spending, and often has to get f...

I’ve spent over a decade in marketing, working with major brands, and there’s one problem I’ve watched quietly frustrate **millions of people every single day**. It’s not new. It’s not sexy. And despite everyone complains about it, **no one has actually solved it properly**. It sits somewhere between **news and publishing**, but the tools people rely on today are clunky, outdated, and misaligned with how people actually **consume** information. After a UI designer completely derailed the first build, I rebuilt the product myself in Figma — not to make it pretty, but to make it **work around real consumption behaviour**. The important part: * I’ve spoken directly ...

last day of the sale is Saturday the 7th but everything in the store is 10% off minimum, with some items being 50% off. family owned and operated by LIBERAL women, up-cycling, and the chance to find something you didnt know you needed. support local ✌🏻

I‘m an introverted 18yo boy crushing on a 19yo extroverted girl from a lot of classes. We’re not friends tho and rarely talked until then. Here‘s what happened: ∙ she added me on Snap first in October and until then we both only round snapped each other ∙ I DM her about whether she has recommendations for 80s music because I remembered she mentioned it on our class trip ∙ she is into it and asks me if I have spotify ∙ she creates a playlist of all 80s songs she has saved with the label „80s music for \[my name\] ∙ and a voice message about it ∙ I say I‘ll listen to it and send her my own tomorrow, she wants to ∙ a few minutes later she sends me a face snap f...

There’s a particular kind of regret that surfaces at funerals. It’s the moment when a distant relative or old friend shares a story about your parent that you’ve never heard. A decades-old adventure, a career achievement, a formative struggle — entire chapters of their life that somehow never came up over Sunday dinners or holiday visits. # The Stories That Slip Away We think we know our parents. We’ve lived with their rules, their habits, their opinions on everything from politics to how to properly load a dishwasher. But there’s a fundamental difference between knowing someone’s present self and knowing their whole story. The problem isn’t that these stories don’t...

In 2026, the "pixel" is effectively a legacy technology. If you are still relying on a standard browser-side Meta Pixel or Google Tag, you are likely losing 20-30% of your data to ad blockers, iOS privacy features, and cookie expiration. Server-to-Server (S2S) tracking—often called Server-Side Tagging—is the fix. By moving the tracking from the user's browser to your own server, you bypass client-side interference and send "clean" data directly to the ad platforms. This results in higher Event Match Quality scores, which tells the algorithms exactly who to target. Here is how the top S2S tracking solutions stack up, with Admetrics leading the pack for brands th...

When Elena Anderson stood in Harvard Medical School's grand auditorium watching her daughter Isabella receive her diploma, listening to the girl she'd raised for eighteen years tearfully thank "my birth mother for her tireless sacrifice and unconditional love," while that woman—Victoria Chen—sat in the front row wearing the Van Cleef & Arpels necklace Elena had given Isabella last Christmas, smiling with unmistakable triumph, Elena felt her heart crack open, but her hand remained perfectly steady as she reached for her phone, because she'd been waiting three years for exactly this moment. Isabella's voice echoed through the speakers, each word a...

Help me! I'm a FTM due in June. My mom purchased us the Mockingbird 2.0 single to double stroller since it seemed like an affordable option that got us what we were looking for (bassinet attachment option, modular system, option to extend to double stroller down the road). What I didn't account for is the size and weight of this puppy!! I feel like it's enormous. I like the feel of it for neighborhood walks since we live in New England suburbs so lots of seasons to account for. BUT the other thing I imagined I would be using a stroller for is day trips, travel, and outings to grocery stores, shopping and strolling to coffee shops/restaurants, since we live 2 hours from most f...

Looking back I can laugh at this dream, but as it happened and in the hour or two following it had my fight or flight on and my heart racing. To preface I occasionally get sleep paralysis. My wife often can wake me up out of it, but often times i dont remember what i was dreaming about or forget rather quickly. In this case, she didn’t wake up to snap me out of it, and i remembered it rather vivdly and managed to write it down in my notes app in all of its nonsensical horror. I am not a writer. Do not judge. The dream was not scary the whole time. Rather it started with a party at some sort of naturally walled in cenote thing. The cenote was massive, probably 50 meters across. It had ...

A few examples: A loaf of bread is five dollars. The cost of making a loaf of bread is three dollars including utilities. For the cost of probably half of takeout you could definitely have made at least two meals plus left overs. A book shelf is $189 at IKEA. You can buy all the supplies to make a bespoke to your space bookshelf for $125. Let's assume if you don't have tools or skills you have friends who can help with that. As an aside any time you want to build a planter box I don't think there's any reason to pay for wood. There are dozens of small townhouses going up near me and they'll give you anything from their scrap piles for free. Clothes are a bit of ...

I am super frustrated by how the store handles buying individual songs and calculates the total prices of albums. Oftentimes, it makes no sense or is plain unfair. For example, if you buy individual songs from a album, and later consider buying the entire album, the album price should be adjusted in relation to the already bought songs on it. I also just encountered an album, where buying ALL individual songs separately is cheaper than buying the album at once. I wouldn't be surprised if this has something to do with the fact, that this album is only available in CD quality. My impression is that prices of CD quality content is messy anyway. Why is it that discounts - both time-limit...

I grabbed my son's hand and walked out of my mother-in-law's house while she was still screaming at me, and now my husband says I ruined Thanksgiving for everyone. My son is seven. He's my stepson technically, but I've raised him since he was two when his mom died. I've never called him my stepson. He's just my son. My mother-in-law has always had this thing about "real family" and "blood" but it was mostly just comments here and there that my husband would shut down. Until yesterday. We showed up to Thanksgiving at her house around 2pm. The whole extended family was there, maybe 20 people. My mother-in-law had this whole elaborate table se...

https://preview.redd.it/gdp8vxjsqvhg1.png?width=2240&format=png&auto=webp&s=e021ce0d20674c7989d47315feb317f8b43f97c8 In the first part, we traced a recurring mechanism—a real-world algorithm—across modern history, revealing consistent outcomes: economic dependency, social fragmentation, erosion of public services, and persistent moral and institutional voids. In the second part, we examined this mechanism through the lens of computer science data structures and algorithms, showing how societies are organized into hierarchical trees, dependency graphs, hash tables of extraction, and queues of narrative control. The system adapts endlessly, optimizing for reintegr...

Napanee is greater for many reasons and reason #3 is that we understand traditional family values. I just don’t understand why some people are so obsessed with desecrating all the work our ancestors put into civilizing this great land. When my dear mother was a girl society had clear roles and everybody knew them. Nobody questioned it because there was no need. Everybody just knew their place and what they were supposed to do. Did anyone stand around waiting for instructions? No! They knew what they were supposed to do before they were even asked, and if they didn’t they got walloped just like God intended. Spare the rod and spoil the child, that’s what I say! Children these days are...

Lately I've found myself attempting to use elevators everywhere- at work, at my old highschool (where I've never even used the elevator IRL, but there was one), at a hotel, mall, etc. and usually the buttons don't work, or the doors close way too fast for me to get inside. Has anyone else experienced this in their mallworld? While I'm here I wanted to share some of my city/town. I want to say that I almost never know that I'm dreaming, it really feels like my life in another world. There's a pretty ominous strip of small stores, with one cupcake shop that I love visiting, and a makeup store (one time I tried using the mascara tester, something I'd never n...