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I've worked at this discount store for two and a half years, doing softlines - processing, clothes, shoes, bags, the whole nine yards. I'm praised for the job I do, coworkers seem to like me, and I've only rarely had issues with management. It went from only a couple of people in softlines - me and usually somebody else, and non-softlines coworkers would sometimes help - but then a couple more people got hired, one of them didn't initially do softlines but moved to it. The latter works some of the same days I do, and gets to some of the stuff I've decided to do before I even got to it. Then just recently someone who used to work here but had to stop due to health i...

I've been a Readwise Reader user for a while, and it's genuinely the best tool for long-form content — articles, newsletters, PDFs, even Epubs. But there's one area where my workflow kept breaking down: **short-form social media posts**. I'd see an insightful Instagram carousel, a Threads take I wanted to revisit, or a Facebook post with a discussion worth keeping — and I had no good way to save them. Reader handles X/Twitter threads well, but Instagram, Facebook, Threads? A bit limited. And the posts I wanted to save kept disappearing — deleted by the author, buried by the algorithm, or lost when an account got suspended. So I built **Social Archiver**. # How i...

The fall of Singapore happened on Chinese New Year day. In 1942, it was the year of the horse as well. We need no further explanation. I have compiled some interesting accounts from various figures who have lived through the Japanese occupation into narrative form in this post, different facets of experience during this time period. In the future, I will make more posts surrounding the Japanese Occupation. Take the time to read the below. [The front page of the Strait Times on the 15th.¹](https://preview.redd.it/mirgxel9edlg1.png?width=442&format=png&auto=webp&s=afd5466f4f80a39e1d75ce17f7aa5fa69202af52) **Volunteer Forces: Charlie Gan Hock Hye²** >We...

I have a clothing store in my city, but it's pretty out of the way and the last time I was there it didn't really have a variety of cutesy patterns that I liked (though it's been a few years and that could have changed) Are there any good websites anyone recommends? With AI on the rise and scams around every corner, I'm worried about buying fabric just for it to be trash. Anything that ships to Canada please!

I absolutely love travelling. As a Computing student who took a gap year before university, I've done a few solo trips and honestly it's one of my favourite things in the world: new places, new food, getting completely lost and figuring it out. But every single trip I came back frustrated. Last one I had my itinerary in one app, booking confirmations buried in my emails, receipts scattered across my camera roll, and my budget tracked in a notes app like it's 2009. Zero of it talking to each other. And when I'm actually there, jetlagged in a new city trying to figure out what to do today, I'm switching between 5 apps and none of them know anything about me or my tri...

I absolutely love travelling. As a Computing student who took a gap year before university, I've done a few solo trips and honestly it's one of my favourite things in the world: new places, new food, getting completely lost and figuring it out. But every single trip I came back frustrated. Last one I had my itinerary in one app, booking confirmations buried in my emails, receipts scattered across my camera roll, and my budget tracked in a notes app like it's 2009. Zero of it talking to each other. And when I'm actually there, jetlagged in a new city trying to figure out what to do today, I'm switching between 5 apps and none of them know anything about me or my tri...

**The Utility Belt Hero** The lights of Dr. Daruma's office flickered as he checked the X-ray scans of his current patient. The doctor took a spare light bulb from his drawer and got up, annoyed, and replaced the flickering light with the spare. Inko took the old light bulb from the doctor with her quirk. "Sorry about that, Ms. Midoriya," said the doctor as he took the light bulb from her and placed it inside his drawer. "I've been wanting to replace that for weeks now, I just never had time." "Don't worry about it." Next to her, Izuku shook in anticipation of his quirk results, clutching his All Might action figure. Dr. Daruma returned to h...

ALL CHARACTERS ARE 18+. He'd had an awful day, although that wasn't much of a surprise. It was the first anniversary of his friend's death, time was running out on his eviction notice, his water had stopped working, and finals were coming up yet he barely had the time or energy to even study for any of them. He was barely scraping by on his tuition payments already, and it's not like he had any family to cushion him if he fell. Life just didn't seem to cut him any sort of slack; dried tears streaked his face, his movements shuddered as he dialed his best friend's number. But as soon as she answered the phone, everything would start to be okay again. She always ...

Hi! Does anyone know where this jacket is from? Tag says "bravado". Found in a second hand clothing store in japan :)

Running On-prem. We have a retail clothing store. SKU’s are always changing but we managed to narrow jt down to a few thousand pre-determined SKU’s that we can apply/reuse 99% of the time as we bring in new items. When we add new items, we have to first select the item from the inventory app, print a new label for that SKU, scan that label in the barcode app then manually adjust the inventory by +1. As you can imagine this is very cumbersome and introduces too many points to make a mistake. Is there an easier way to add inventory to SKU’s that already exist in the system and generate a new label? My mind is telling me this could be a two step process instead of doing all of the above...

1. Great camp ground at 1 lighthouse road. Easy access to beach, short walk into town and up to Lighthouse, camp kitchen very convenient. 2.uber food delivery possible. 3. Useful opp shop on the way out of town, left hand side. Camping items, plates, cups, cutlery and branded clothes. 4. Free camping in some car parks after 6 pm. 5. Town parking is expensive. Meter or App. 6. Aldi carpark free for few hours 7. BB has a Bunnings and camping store off Tasman. 8. Killen falls worth the drive especially visiting the macadamia and coffee plantations. Go early. 9.sunrise at lighthouse. Go early, pay parking on left or do a u turn and park in nsw national parks parking( with pass ...

This post is going to be long, but it's packed with years of my personal experience. I really hope you take the time to read it through. As mentioned before, I believe price differences come down to two main factors: production differences (covered in Part 1) [(covered in Part 1)](https://www.reddit.com/r/RepLadiesClub/s/RxHlGtLv9F) and sales channel differences. Today, let's dive into Part 2 — what happens during the sales process that creates price gaps. \--- **How does a typical cross-border order actually get fulfilled?** Generally speaking, the chain goes like this: **Factory → Wholesaler ("Dangkou") → Seller → Buyer** Each link relies on the others. So...

Quick I introduction about myself Hey how’s it going! I’m Jacob 28 and currently based in Aucklan, New Zealand! I’m currently reaching out to see if anyone is looking for a phone setter for any offers! I’m fairly new to the High Ticket Sales/Appointment Setting Space, currently have been learning in a mentorship for the last 3 weeks. But with this newness to the space I come with a lot of previous experience outside the space. I previously worked for a global fashion retail company for 8 years during this time I was a sales manager for 3 years. While I was a sales manager I work with staff of 35-40 under me, before landing this role my store was losing $500-$600k by the time I l...

This post is going to be long, but it's packed with years of my personal experience. I really hope you take the time to read it through. As mentioned before, I believe price differences come down to two main factors: production differences (covered in Part 1) [(covered in Part 1)](https://www.reddit.com/r/SkyeRepWorld/s/12DIVOruGf) and sales channel differences. Today, let's dive into Part 2 — what happens during the sales process that creates price gaps. \--- **How does a typical cross-border order actually get fulfilled?** Generally speaking, the chain goes like this: **Factory → Wholesaler ("Dangkou") → Seller → Buyer** Each link relies on the others. So ...

I swear people are more polite and considerate in certain areas, and if you live in an area with a higher proportion of disrespectful and rude people, your store is going to get torn up way worse. For example I live in an area where there's literally nothing to do besides go to Target for fun. We have to kick kids on driving carts out constantly, we get the classic throwing balls around and sporting goods, playing hide and seek in clothing racks, etc. When I would visit the stores in a city near me, places with more activities to do, like bars and bowling and movie theaters and restaurants, and do my grocery shopping there at night when I was living far away from my home store, I didn&...

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Small (but oversized, fits medium to large) PAA Zip Hoodie in Overcast (https://www.namu-shop.com/products/paa-zip-hooded-sweatshirt-deep-hunter but different color) - $80 Medium Reigning Champ Lightweight Terry Zip Hoodie Slim Fit in Ink (https://www.blueowl.us/products/lightweight-zip-hoodie-in-washed-blue but different color) - $80 Large (Japanese large) B.Ming by Beams Cardigan in Orange - $40 31 Alex Mill Linen Standard Pleated Pant in Navy (https://huckberry.com/store/alex-mill/category/p/89692-standard-pleated-linen-pant) - $60 Small Stone Island Soft Shell-R Light Jacket in Black (missing stone island badge) (https://www.onudesignerwear.com/men-c1/clothing-c69/coats-jacke...

I (20F) took two gap years after finishing high school. For context, high school was absolutely awful for me, there was lots of bullying, I was a socially anxious mess, and I was really struggling with the work cause of poor mental health. Worst of all, I had absolutely zero idea what I wanted to pursue after graduating (my best idea was something in computer science since I enjoyed coding classes). I worked odd casual jobs for a couple months until I landed a full-time gig doing customer service and admin for a small toy store, where I stayed for about a year. This honestly changed my life for the better, I made good friends there, saved up a bunch of money and learned something very valuab...

I built 4 apps and shipped them all in one month. Here's exactly how. If you've ever tried building something with Claude Code or Cursor, you know the pain. You start strong, the AI is cooking, and then somewhere around hour 3 it just... loses the plot. Builds the wrong screen. Forgets what you told it. Starts making stuff up. You fix it, re-prompt, and it breaks something else. That used to kill my projects. Not anymore. I found a tool called **ArchiGen** (archigen.dev) and it changed everything for me. The idea is simple. Before you write a single line of code, ArchiGen helps you generate 5 structured markdown files that describe your entire app. What it does, how it works,...

I built 4 apps and shipped them all in one month. Here's exactly how. If you've ever tried building something with Claude Code or Cursor, you know the pain. You start strong, the AI is cooking, and then somewhere around hour 3 it just... loses the plot. Builds the wrong screen. Forgets what you told it. Starts making stuff up. You fix it, re-prompt, and it breaks something else. That used to kill my projects. Not anymore. I found a tool called **ArchiGen** (archigen.dev) and it changed everything for me. The idea is simple. Before you write a single line of code, ArchiGen helps you generate 5 structured markdown files that describe your entire app. What it does, how it works,...