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This is something I have seen time and again in Hollywood works, both film and TV: a wealthy white male, like a CEO, partner on a big law firm, businessman, politician, or other big thing, will have an office (often with dark wooden panels), and in his office he will have a bottle of whiskey or other spirit, and two old fashioned glasses. Sometimes hidden from view inside a cabinet or other furniture, sometimes just on a side table. At the end of the day he has a glass (or two) straight. Often shared with a client, partner, or other equally rich white guy. I wonder where this common trope comes from, and if American rich men storing booze in their workplaces is really a thing.

I'm around mid game. Here's my storage tips. \-Anything that can stack 100+ store in your backpack. E.g repair kits and seeds ect \-You don't need more than 100 of anything except seeds/produce, or wood. (if your over stocked on wood make some furniture it chews it up fast) \-Once you hit level 10 on your skills you can pretty much sell anything that's not stared. \-Keep your factories running; smelter, fermenters, loom, sawmill etc. (they continue while your offline) Store extra seeds in the seed maker not your storage. This is a big one. Sometimes you can end up with 200/300seeds, if you take them out of the seed maker they now HAVE to be in your backpack or stor...

Any good furniture stores near by? We always looked at Ashley or Rooms to Go. I want something that’s a little less commercialized but is good on quality and won’t break the bank. Also, any place close by where I can check window treatments (like shutters, shades, etc) here? Thank you.

Found at a thrift store today. It has the triangle Distinctive Furniture by Stanley stamp in the top left drawer (forgot to get a picture). It definitely looks like someone painted it (or at least tried?). But I love the style and am wondering if anyone can help me with a style or piece name to figure out potential value and if it's worth restoring.

I am thinking about getting my own place in Vancouver for the first time in my early 40s. I have always lived with family or housemates, so living solo would be a completely new experience , especially in a high cost city like this. I have never been married and have not had long-term relationships, so this feels like a meaningful life change. Part of the reason I want to do this is to become more independent, improve my day-to-day lifestyle, and hopefully create a better setup for my personal and dating life. For those living alone in Vancouver area, what were some financial surprises you ran into? I am trying to plan realistically, but I am sure there are costs I am missing. For examp...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including prepaid visa, mastercard Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstatio...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstation, Fortnite, AMC Message me here: ...

A bit nervous to share, but this is my bedroom in the apartment I moved into a month ago. I’m in my early 30s, separated from my husband (amicable but I still feel very sad about it) and moved out with zero bedroom furniture. I haven’t felt this low in a long time, so focusing on creating a comfortable space and browsing this subreddit have been welcome distractions. Also, I haven’t had a room this colourful EVER so it’s still a bit shocking to me when I wake up here!. Although I like the idea of buying second-hand and slowly collecting decor over time, I didn’t want to be living in a half-furnished place when my life already feels like it’s in limbo. So I planned the layout an...

I am building a trade-in infrastructure layer for e-commerce. The short version: shoppers can trade in their old devices/goods at checkout to offset the cost of something new, and merchants embed our widget the same way they’d add a BNPL option. We handle the logistics, pricing (AI-based real-time valuation), and resale，merchants never touch the used inventory at all. We absorb the entire logistics side; they simply receive the net sale value after the trade-in offset is applied. The merchant gets higher conversion; the consumer gets instant purchasing power from stuff sitting in their garage. We’re early-stage (pre-seed closed 2025), have a working product, and have seen real transac...

I started out at the Furniture store at Hernand(Timberham Sawmill) I've been to the furniture store in >!Pailune(Beighen)!< I went to the furniture store in >!Demeniss and Pailune!<but those werent available. I cant seem to find wardrobes that were added in the recent patch. Anyone got a lead on them yet?

Where you buy a mattress affects not just the price you pay, but the experience after the sale - returns, warranty claims, delivery, setup. This is as important as the mattress itself. Let's go through every major channel. **Traditional Mattress Stores (Mattress Firm, Sealy Gallery, local mattress stores)** The oldest and most maligned option. Here's the fair assessment: **The genuine advantages:** * You can physically lie on the mattress before buying * Sales staff can answer questions in real time * Immediate availability or short delivery windows * Some stores offer price matching **The real problems:** * Commission-based selling creates inherent conflicts of interest * P...

I want to share my experience working for a certain bagel shop so people in this community can make informed decisions about which businesses they choose to support. I will be providing important details in this post, feel free to message me with any questions. When we were hired before opening, staff were promised $20–$23/hour. After only two days of being open, we were all reduced to $15/hour with only a 3 day notice. The explanation given to us was that “we made too much in tips on opening day.” When employees raised concerns, management responded with things like “quit or get a second job”. The manager and owners were visibly annoyed at us for questioning the new pay. Their re...

We used to be regular visitors to Habitat, along with the other local thrift stores. It had been a while and it changed so much, and not for the better. They used to have a ton of building materials, furniture, light fixtures, plumbing parts, and parts and pieces galore. Now it is a smattering of building supplies and some “boutique” stuff. And EVERYTHING is over priced. People thrift for many reasons, but mostly to find bargains. So sad to see a once good thrift store go this direction.

The photos don't do justice as the colors aren't quite right and the perspective feature in the camera changes the sizes. But these give you an idea. It took me 27 obsessive days, with time spent ranging from 3 hours to 6 hours. Definitely a total immersion experience. The full color instructions were very good, however at times it helps to have a magnifying glass to see exactly how things should be placed. It does not tell you to glue things, the assumption being that everything gets glued. My measurements on the wiring were a little off but it didn't mess anything up. Mods: 1. My one major mod: As designed, the front of the shop has awnings that are rectangular squares of ...

I have a lot of stuff. Some that's valuable, some that's not valuable but is worth keeping because it is the ingredient of something valuable. A microwave is valuable. 2×4 pieces of wood arent valuable by themselves, but it they can be used to easily make an inexpensive pedestal for the microwave. You'll have to buy screws and some paint to match the stain of the rest of the furniture, but its cheaper than buying a new one. A broken bookshelf seems like trash, but can be disassembled and resembled to make a pedestal without costing a thing because it already has screws, and it has the same color stain as the rest of the furniture. My brain has a difficult time understan...

Apparently my family used to own it way back in the day, built in 1889 and finished in 1890. Finally stopped in with my mom to grab better photos and to have a peek inside through the window. I can't explain the draw I have to this one house but it's strong. The interior doesn't look too bad, the usual debris on the floor, the walls from what I could see aren't peeling yet and furniture and whatnot was left, even a modern treadmill. The last photo is one my mum sent me of what it used to look like years ago. It was, according to the write up, a group home at one point and a book store. The rock foundation in the back is starting to fail, it won't be around or salva...

I am building a trade-in infrastructure layer for e-commerce. The short version: shoppers can trade in their old devices/goods at checkout to offset the cost of something new, and merchants embed our widget the same way they’d add a BNPL option. We handle the logistics, pricing (AI-based real-time valuation), and resale. The merchant gets higher conversion; the consumer gets instant purchasing power from stuff sitting in their garage. We’re early-stage (pre-seed closed 2025), have a working product, and have seen real transactions traded in for new computers, goods swapped for Aeroplan points, etc. Product-market fit signals are there on the consumer side. The problem I’m wrestling w...

I am building a trade-in infrastructure layer for e-commerce. The short version: shoppers can trade in their old devices/goods at checkout to offset the cost of something new, and merchants embed our widget the same way they’d add a BNPL option. We handle the logistics, pricing (AI-based real-time valuation), and resale. The merchant gets higher conversion; the consumer gets instant purchasing power from stuff sitting in their garage. We’re early-stage (pre-seed closed 2025), have a working product, and have seen real transactions traded in for new computers, goods swapped for Credit card points, etc. Product-market fit signals are there on the consumer side. The problem I’m wrestli...

Hey all, does anyone know of a furniture store or some sort of second hand shop that would buy a queen bed base? Have just moved house and it wouldn’t fit into the rooms but it’s still new. Thanks in advance