GAP Locations

I'll be visiting the city in a few days and was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. Could be record stores, clothing, or museum type stuff.

hello! we bought this house over a year ago and still have yet to figure out how to utilize this awkward small-ish room/area. our home is a split level home, and this space is on the same floor as the living room and kitchen, tucked away next to/before the laundry room. (laundry room door is on the right side wall not visible… the accordion doors you see is a thin closet we keep cleaning supplies in). at this moment, we have been basically using it for storage of bigger furniture items that we plan on getting rid of or selling, as well as using the door-less closet for extra clothing storage. this space has no windows as well. i’ve thought of a handful of ideas such as: \-cozy nook ...

# Introduction: Tough Times Don’t Kill Gyms—Bad Strategy Does Economic wobbles can send shivers down any business spine. But for independent gym owners, boutique studio operators, gym entrepreneurs, and personal trainers… This is not the time to retreat. This is the time to **attack.** As I’ve said many times: > When the market tightens, weak operators pull back. Smart operators lean in, get aggressive, and **take market share**. Let’s break down the exact strategies you can use to dominate your local market—even when everyone else is struggling. # Strategy #1: Rekindle the Flame — Your Past Members Are Your Fastest Revenue Your past members are not “lost....

found this gem after a friend tipped me off there was an older Brodie jersey at a thrift store. Turned around from the clothing rack and this Peugeot Nevada Express was there for $40. Sachs drivetrain and Sachs Orbit drum brakes. Sadly, there was a second one that someone already bought that was cleaner and had the stock aluminum bars and the coolest frame mounted bash guard. Beggers can't be choosers. A good clean up, reinstall the missing rivnuts, fresh tires and a different bar is in her future

**The best carb cycle depends on your training schedule, body fat percentage, and how aggressively you want to lose weight. A classic 3-day rotation (2 low days, 1 high day) works for most people starting out. Women with hormonal sensitivity do better on a 5-2 weekly pattern. Active lifters need their high-carb days aligned with heavy training sessions.** I've spent the last fifteen years putting people on carb cycling protocols and watching what actually happens. Not what the textbook says should happen. What happens in real kitchens, real jobs, real lives with kids screaming in the background. The answer to "which cycle is best" is specific to your body, your schedule, and ...

Universities like Harvard shouldn't have "diversity" programs – it's like walking into a Hermes store and finding used clothes from a thrift shop. Similar to money laundering Harvard University is very expensive and famous for having many students with above-average intelligence and/or who come from wealthy families. That's where its prestige comes from. It's a brand. No matter where I go to drink a Coca-Cola – it always tastes like Coca-Cola. The problem with diversity programs is that it's like someone putting a cheap shirt in a Hermes store. Yes, Hermes is elitist – but that's where its prestige comes from. If all the clothes in Hermes wer...

Updated sales doc with April potm and rainbow 🌈@xolotl both $5 each please message to purchase

I do because I love the randomness of everything in there and the people I meet so eclectic. Great deals. I also gat a coffee grinder for 2 dollars and a hair drier for 3 dollars and t night stands for 15 dollars and a lamp for 3 dollars.

I do because I love the randomness of everything in there and the people I meet so eclectic. Great deals. I also gat a coffee grinder for 2 dollars and a hair drier for 3 dollars and t night stands for 15 dollars and a lamp for 3 dollars.

Hey Everyone,   ​Just finished a review of the Aisle crossbody bag from Mokobara. I used this for a month before putting the review out.  Link [https://youtu.be/Yi7F4scoakw](https://youtu.be/Yi7F4scoakw) https://preview.redd.it/5knqays0clsg1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e9cd00179be53aa221cfa9b3710e503c2848aa30 https://preview.redd.it/7kq14zc3clsg1.jpg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a8262cb0e37c089d1d851f99aa7f1ba30e73ba2a With summers here I wanted to give a break to my Daily objects Pivot Fanny, which is my default daily driver during my non testing time and outings, not a fan of “Fanny Sweat Patch”. This bag caugh...

Back in 2011 there was an experience at the NYC store where they had you wear the same thing as your doll (hence the apron) and they took your picture to put on the cover of a magazine for you to take home. My mother didn’t take many pictures of me growing up so this is the only photo I have on this trip and quite possibly the only photo I have with my American Girl 🩷 My doll’s name was London (after London Tipton lol) and she was a JLY #16. I included the ad for Kanani too since it was 2011 (I actually ended up getting her on this trip 🥲). There was also a cute diy on how to make winter doll clothes out of socks and gloves so I wanted to show you guys that too 🩷

When I was helping a friend pick out a ring recently, we totally fell into the trap of thinking that similar specs of the diamond would mean similar prices. We were so wrong. We found two rings that looked identical, but the price gap was huge. We finally saw how much where you buy it, and all the stuff you don't see, actually matters. So I looked up [the real cost of a diamond ring: from mine to finger](https://brite.co/education/the-real-cost-of-a-diamond-ring-from-mine-to-finger/), and nooow it makes sense why prices are so different. There's a whole journey from the mine to the retail store, it's wild how much happens behind the scenes that we never even think about when...

I know there are many people who don’t care about Launchpad but it’s been a mainstay of how I use my Mac since it released a decade ago. Nothing beats a quick trackpad pinch and clicking on an app for me. The issue with a lot of the apps that tried to fill the gap in the market was accessing them with a pinch or hotcorner was impossible due to Apples sandbox in the App Store. The developer finally made a version you can get out of the App Store on their website but still signed by Apple. It works like a charm and is even more powerful than the OG Launchpad with all its bells and whistles. This is just a PSA from a frustrated Tahoe user in general, but this is a step closer to me adop...

Hi everyone. I (25F) am a software engineer in NYC. I make 200k a year, not including equity compensation. I max out my 401k and get an employer match, I spend $2100/mo on rent and $2-3k a month on everything else. All in, my monthly expenses are $4-5k a month. I have a \~$300k net worth. Objectively, I know I am saving some money. But why do I feel so financially insecure and guilty about anything I spend? I never let myself eat out unless it's with friends, I never let myself buy even one nice article of clothing (most of my stuff is from places like Old Navy and Gap Outlet). My friends in similar income situations are always enjoying themselves. Why do I always feel like I can'...

Im headed to Panama in 2 weeks and typically when I travel I like to find some unique mens clothes. Unique meaning brands and quality versus look, it could easily be a really nice polo. Any brands you recommend or stores? I've purchased a bespoke hoodie, jeans and a really cool jacket from Chile, Colombia and Ecuador so far. I like the quality of Arturo Calle. Any suggestions? As far as as style, modern, clean fit. Im in my 40s, tall and lean. Most people usually guess I'm around 35, if that helps identify styles and brands. thanks

[Service Drive Revolution #352](https://preview.redd.it/j5rjpk46v7sg1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8e78e7a91c8ef44ab964aed50749d021de563ad8) Everyone’s talking about AI in Fixed Ops right now… but most dealerships are getting it wrong. In this episode, **Chris “Bulldog” Collins** breaks down something that doesn’t get talked about enough — bad AI isn’t just ineffective… it actually pushes customers away. We’re starting to see a real divide: Some stores are quietly using AI to reduce marketing costs, improve communication, and streamline operations… While others are layering AI on top of broken processes and calling it “innovation....

I first remember being in some sort of weird, desaturated city, and enter a clothing store. The woman at the counter starts talking about the "lore" of this town, saying many people have disappeared over the past few days. I feel distraught & leave to the other edge of the town, where these 2 guys are fixing their motorbikes, and they tell me the disappearances are usually in the mall. So I walk there, and see that the whole place is barren and very dirty, and after passing some sort of theater, I try to go back the way I came, and can't. I was missing.

So you’re getting ready to buy a condo as your first home, or maybe you’re downsizing your square footage after the kids have left the nest. Either way, you’ll need to make sure you have adequate condo insurance coverage. Here’s a breakdown of condo insurance, what it covers, and how to choose a policy that aligns with your needs. # What Is Condo Insurance (HO-6)? Unlike standard [homeowners insurance](https://www.mercuryinsurance.com/resources/home/homeowners-insurance-tips-for-first-time-buyers.html) (HO-3), which covers an entire standalone structure, condo insurance, also known as HO-6, focuses on your individual unit, personal belongings, and liability risks.  As a member of ...

So you’re getting ready to buy a condo as your first home, or maybe you’re downsizing your square footage after the kids have left the nest. Either way, you’ll need to make sure you have adequate condo insurance coverage. Here’s a breakdown of condo insurance, what it covers, and how to choose a policy that aligns with your needs. # What Is Condo Insurance (HO-6)? Unlike standard [homeowners insurance](https://www.mercuryinsurance.com/resources/home/homeowners-insurance-tips-for-first-time-buyers.html) (HO-3), which covers an entire standalone structure, condo insurance, also known as HO-6, focuses on your individual unit, personal belongings, and liability risks.  As a member of ...