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I once smoked with an old man named Randall, whom we called Randy. He looked to be about in his early 60s. He asks me “you seen them yet?” “Seen who?” I asked giving him a curious glance while I took pulls of my cigarette. “The ghosts. This graveyard is haunted ya know? Why do you think they pay us so well?” The old man replied after exhaling his cigarette. I couldn’t help it. I busted out laughing. Old man Randall looked at me offended saying “I’M SERIOUS!” Old man Randy said before taking another pull of his poison. He exhales and gives me a stern look. “Oh ****, you're being for real huh?” I asked with a smile still on my face. “What don’t you beli...

I had a management position in a small store inside a mall a few months ago. Right before Christmas, someone new on the management team that transferred in from another store and the new district manager we got came in and made everyone's lives a living ****. They were constantly ****-talking everyone, the district manager blatantly showed favoritism to one of the newer team members by communicating with her outside of work via text while he harassed one of the other team members and drove them to quitting. In total, over the span of a month they managed to make 4 people quit I put in my two weeks last month because I could no longer handle the stress because the other manager and DM w...

# The Society man v the premier: When Daniel Andrews tipped Chris Lucas over the edge He is the Geelong boy who built a Toorak palace on grit and gourmet burgers. By Cassandra Morgan 15 min. read View original He reveals his team is looking at opening venues in the Middle East, Britain and the United States. “We’re having a bit of a go at all of those areas,” he tells me. A while later, I put to him one of the main criticisms of the Lucas Collective that I’ve seen in hospitality circles: effectively, that they don’t care about the “little guy”. Lucas appears confused, hurt. “Well, I don’t understand that because I grew up as a little Greek immigrant boy in Geelong, ...

Ive been working here for the past 3 years and this spring the new store manager (she barely got here in December) has decided that all closers in main departments (lumber, hardware, electrical, plumbing, garden, flooring, and paint) will be scheduled until midnight. Starting March 1 - May 31 This doesn’t work for me because I am still in college and I have morning classes. I am also part time so I guess I just thought it wouldn’t apply to me. Well low and behold I have been scheduled to close until midnight on tbe first week of March. I haven’t talked to a manager yet because I just don’t wanna hear them tell me there’s nothing that can be done. My availability is set for me to...

Hi friends! I just wanted to share something that happened to us recently with the photo department at Walgreens. My sister in laws bachelorette was this summer and I thought to bring disposable cameras to the trip to document our time- we ended up filling 3 cameras and then we had a family reunion later in the month and filled 2 cameras. We sent them into Walgreens photo department to be developed and printed in September. We were in the store every two weeks or so starting in November because we hadn’t heard anything back about them and it seemed like a long time. They gave us the runaround and told us the photos were processing to be developed at Fujifilm and they’d get it soon. The ...

Been talking to an extremely attractive girl for about 2 weeks now. She randomly asked for my instagram while at work one day, we work different “departments” so we don’t really ever interact with each other aside from seeing each other. We hit it off immediately, and she said she’s been eyeing me ever since she first saw me, and I could say the same for her. I really like her, and would like to progress the relationship with her, and from the get go, that’s what she was hinting at from the beginning. We hung out about 3 days after talking, we met in a parking lot, and then carpooled around to different places in my car, had a blast, I met her parents, had lots of fun. We did a l...

Nothing felt so treacherous as braving her hometown Shaw’s during Thanksgiving week. Stopping at the gas station, she was sure every car driving by was a former classmate saying, “hey, isn’t that Caroline from high school? She looks rough.” Nowhere was as dangerous as the grocery store where half her friends worked over a decade ago, but her mother needed onions and she wouldn’t be responsible for bland stuffing. After all, her daughter was perched in the cart looking up at her with wide brown eyes. She couldn’t let her see how sweaty she was. How her gut roiled at the thought of the bag boy still being the kid who bullied her in eleventh grade. *Eyes down*. She passed the reg...

**CHAPTER 3.** All the dillydallying with Warren and myself set us back some. Took us a little while to get in motion again. Honestly, I would’ve preferred we were stationary longer because once I was back in the saddle, my shoulder felt like it was being ripped from my body. Mountains ain’t exactly a smooth ride. With the wind and the cold and rocky roads, I thought I might just die. But once all was said and done, we got to Ironwood just as the sun was making its grand descent. As Annie predicted, there was a storm brewing. Dark clouds amassed in the east, heading west. Heavy winds. We were in store for snow and ice and a world of hurt. I tell you, it’s a good thing we did rea...

so i graduated last may and looking back i messed up my first laptop purchase pretty bad bought an asus vivobook freshman year for $450. seemed like a good deal at the time. had decent reviews, looked nice, fit my budget first semester was fine. then second semester i had a class that needed VMs and the thing could barely handle it. would freeze for like 30 seconds, fans going crazy, just painful to use ended up buying a used thinkpad for $320 sophomore year. so basically spent $770 total when i could've just bought the right thing from the start for like $600-700 anyway here's what i wish someone told me to actually look for before buying: **check what software your major act...

A little background, I’m a fashion TL at Walmart and it’s my first ever management position. I’m a generally shy, socially awkward person, but I like to work and stay busy and I like my department and enjoy the people I work with and I’m still currently trying to do better about how I word things and paying attention to my tone. Anyways the first thing that made me cry as a Team Lead, I thought I was doing so good in the position after a couple months working it and then I get pulled into the office by my supervisor and am told that someone had said that I was too blunt when giving instructions like I’m saying “do this, do that” despite how I’ve been trying to be nice about e...

Most business ideas start with a guess. "I think restaurants would pay for this." "I feel like truckers need that." I flipped it. Instead of guessing, I went to public records. EPA fines, FTC settlements, court filings, workforce data. I looked for where businesses are **already losing real money** on problems nobody's built a fix for. The $5,000 went to API costs. Perplexity for research, Claude for analysis, plus hosting. The 6 months went to building a pipeline that pulls from regulatory databases, court settlements, and industry audits, then verifies every dollar figure against public sources. So far: 40,000+ documented problems across 300+ industries. Here ...

So this dream started with a bunch of people in an elevator. each floor the elevator would stop and someone would get off the floor, and would either have to hide or fight an MMA fighter who had weapons. Some had knives, others had guns. I went to a few floors with the people who got off at these stops. i was a bystander: the fighters knew i was there, but they couldn't touch me. i went to one floor where it was in a department store, almost like Big Lots or K-Mart back in the day. There were others standing around, talking, while this large african american man came in with a machine gun and started open firing on everyone. As this was happening, the person i was with who left the el...

Hey everyone, just wondering what I should do here. I’ve had a package stuck at the Middletown, PA hub for \~56 hours now. My plan was to wait until next Tuesday, Feb 17th, to contact the shipper to start an investigation… Good plan, or just wait it out? Also, I’ve been seeing a lot of issues relating to the Middletown, PA hub. Including [incidents of theft](https://www.abc27.com/local-news/dauphin-county-ups-employee-accused-of-stealing-nearly-9k-worth-of-packages/amp/). Just wondering if others have had issues with this hub recently? Sadly the contents of my package is no longer in stock… so sorry for kinda freaking out a little.

Earlier in my shift, I needed coverage for my lunch break, but it took about three hours for someone to step in and help. OPD apparently got super backed up yesterday, and they pulled every single person in my department except me, leaving me to do all the work. For reference I work closing shift (2-11). It's valentines rush, everyone's getting something and running up to my location (electronics) wanting to check out back with me, causing issues because I'm not able to pull out ink or video games while I have a line of customers. I had been asking for assistance since around 4:00 PM or for someone to cover a 15 minute break, to no response. Despite having proof of those req...

I see a lot of posts here about fig candles, and I think I’ve found my new fav! I was in Copenhagen for the holidays and stumbled upon this brand, Boogie Bougie, at the Illum department store. Black Fig and Cedar is the most ‘green’ fig candles I’ve encountered, and the burn has been great so far! Scent is very similar to Debaser by DS&Durga imo. No tunneling and the throw is solid- much better than Figuier. I was deciding between Black Fig and Cedar and Tamed Basil, so I may have to order that one next. They’re a Belgian brand but ship to the US. At $48, they’re a decent mid range option.

I once smoked with an old man named Randall, whom we called Randy. He looked to be about in his early 60s. He asks me “you seen them yet?” “Seen who?” I asked giving him a curious glance while I took pulls of my cigarette. “The ghosts. This graveyard is haunted ya know? Why do you think they pay us so well?” The old man replied after exhaling his cigarette. I couldn’t help it. I busted out laughing. Old man Randall looked at me offended saying “I’M SERIOUS!” Old man Randy said before taking another pull of his poison. He exhales and gives me a stern look. “Oh ****, you're being for real huh?” I asked with a smile still on my face. “What don’t you beli...

I once smoked with an old man named Randall, whom we called Randy. He looked to be about in his early 60s. He asks me “you seen them yet?” “Seen who?” I asked giving him a curious glance while I took pulls of my cigarette. “The ghosts. This graveyard is haunted ya know? Why do you think they pay us so well?” The old man replied after exhaling his cigarette. I couldn’t help it. I busted out laughing. Old man Randall looked at me offended saying “I’M SERIOUS!” Old man Randy said before taking another pull of his poison. He exhales and gives me a stern look. “Oh ****, you're being for real huh?” I asked with a smile still on my face. “What don’t you beli...

I once smoked with an old man named Randall, whom we called Randy. He looked to be about in his early 60s. He asks me “you seen them yet?” “Seen who?” I asked giving him a curious glance while I took pulls of my cigarette. “The ghosts. This graveyard is haunted ya know? Why do you think they pay us so well?” The old man replied after exhaling his cigarette. I couldn’t help it. I busted out laughing. Old man Randall looked at me offended saying “I’M SERIOUS!” Old man Randy said before taking another pull of his poison. He exhales and gives me a stern look. “Oh ****, you're being for real huh?” I asked with a smile still on my face. “What don’t you beli...