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Originally Frederick and Nelson. Passenger elevator modernized in 1982 and 2011, with the escalators being replaced in 2010. Sears from 1994 to 2024, as of the end of this August, the last Sears on the West Coast is now at the Sun Valley Shopping Center in Concord, the last in California and one of 5 left in the USA. Taken on December 28 2016 Built 1968 F&N Ceased Operations 1992 The mall itself is very healthy and its Macy's and JC Penny are busy but I figured these old pictures of this Sears store location that later became the last one here in my home state of Washington and has been shuttered last year and the signs since have since been removed back in February r/...

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So I work at a grocery store. As a meat cutter. I dont mind answering one or two questions. I get it you cant find something meat related but why do I have to be stopped 8+ times to help you shop. Like why ask me to help you find random stuff that isnt meat related. I have stuff I need to get done too lol. I dont know there's like a handful of instacart shoppers that come in frequently and any time it takes them more then a minute or two to find something they come over to the meat counter and ring the bell so I can find it for them. Im sure not all instacarters do this but sheesh. 90% of the stuff isnt even my departments items.

Alright fellow colleagues i need you guys to give me some advice or tell me im dramatic and get over myself. I work at a superstore, freezers and produce nights (and the rest when needed,im happy to help) this will be my third calendar year (approx 31 months) working 5 nights 22:00- 07:00 and the place is disgusting, the entire store is covered in a layer of mold, my gloves are literally green at the end of my shift and thats not counting the plastic gloves i wear under them that I swap out anytime I go bathroom or for a break. But whatever places get dirty, yada yada... the room where the cleaning stuff is held is moldy and smells like blocked pipes the floor is always wet and broken til...

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Hi. I figured this was probably the best place to discuss this topic since it seems like no one else really understands or seems to care about what I have to tell them. Just a heads up- there will probably be a lot of complaining and ranting in this post, as the experience has not really been the best. I started working at OD a few months ago, around the start of October. I am autistic and have a job coach to help me find work. They had been looking for a job for me for almost a year. They told me OD had a spot open in the copy & print department and my initial thoughts were that I would be working on orders without much customer interaction. How wrong I was. I am not a social pe...

If you’re running a business in Australia today, you’re operating in a world where governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) matter more than ever. Expectations from regulators, customers, and even your own teams are increasing, and organisations of all sizes are being held to higher standards of transparency and accountability. Whether you’re dealing with workplace safety, information security, privacy, or everyday operational risks, you’re expected to have strong systems in place. For many businesses, this is where the challenges begin. You might still be managing compliance through spreadsheets, email reminders, outdated policies, or scattered documents. Maybe each department wor...

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A student shouted out in class last month, “you don’t have a straight back! Your posture is very poor”. I came home and took this picture. The boy was 17 years old and he was correct. It was one of the most embarrassing and humiliating moments of my teaching career. The rest of the class went silent. If they had not been aware of it, they would certainly look for it after his comment. I immediately came home and decided I wanted to have back surgery. I knew I had a cured spine, but I had hoped it wasn’t noticeable. This boy’s comments made it crystal clear that it was. I just want to feel normal. I don’t wanna walk through the mall department stores and look at every mirr...

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We all liked him at first. That’s the worst part. He was the kind of person you didn’t mind sharing a cube with: polite, quiet, always the first to make coffee when the break room smelled like burnt circuits. He learned everyone's names fast. He brought donuts. He laughed when the copier jammed. He smelled like winter cologne and old books, and because most of us were tired and dulled by fluorescent light, we mistook that for normal. We called him Mark. The little things came first, the sort of things you could explain away with bad sleep or stress. His shadow never matched the angle of the overhead lights. Once, during a meeting, my laptop webcam caught him in the background—sta...

We all liked him at first. That’s the worst part. He was the kind of person you didn’t mind sharing a cube with: polite, quiet, always the first to make coffee when the break room smelled like burnt circuits. He learned everyone's names fast. He brought donuts. He laughed when the copier jammed. He smelled like winter cologne and old books, and because most of us were tired and dulled by fluorescent light, we mistook that for normal. We called him Mark. The little things came first, the sort of things you could explain away with bad sleep or stress. His shadow never matched the angle of the overhead lights. Once, during a meeting, my laptop webcam caught him in the background—sta...

We all liked him at first. That’s the worst part. He was the kind of person you didn’t mind sharing a cube with: polite, quiet, always the first to make coffee when the break room smelled like burnt circuits. He learned everyone's names fast. He brought donuts. He laughed when the copier jammed. He smelled like winter cologne and old books, and because most of us were tired and dulled by fluorescent light, we mistook that for normal. We called him Mark. The little things came first, the sort of things you could explain away with bad sleep or stress. His shadow never matched the angle of the overhead lights. Once, during a meeting, my laptop webcam caught him in the background—sta...

I’ve been dwelling on it and AITAH? This happened in 2023, but I still think about it and would like some neutral opinions. My husband and I are now separated and heading toward divorce. It was my first Mother’s Day. My (soon-to-be ex) husband didn’t plan anything in advance and admitted the gift was last-minute. He gave me a silver Mother’s Day necklace like the kind you see in department store catalogs. I don’t wear silver. I only wear gold, which he knew. Then attempted to make dinner reservations on that day. The only thing I asked for was a trip to the botanical gardens on Mother’s Day but it was booked the day of because he didn’t plan. His explanation for not planning...

My husband gave me a necklace for Christmas. Nothing high end/expensive, think $200 range at a department store (which is totally fine). Unfortunately I really don’t like it, it’s just not my taste/style at all. I couldn’t hide my lack of enthusiasm and asked if it could be exchanged. Well unbeknownst to me, dear hubby had put a lot of time and effort into picking it out, and he was just crushed. Like it triggered some old rejection issues and sent him spiraling. We got through it and made up, but the subject of exchange has not been brought up again. I’m afraid to lest I trigger a fight again. But I also don’t want to be stuck with this necklace or the guilt trip from never w...

My parents want an indoor antenna. I explored the subreddit and realized I don't have the energy or time to research a good antenna to find for them. Any recommendations from Amazon or a general department store would be appreciated.

Person 1 is going out of the country for a funeral and asking for donations/help for trip costs. Person 2 is coming into town while person 1 will be away and offers to rent person 1 vehicle to help them monetarily, it will also save person 2 money vs a rental car company. Helping both parties out. Person 2 doesn’t drive most days so rarely rents a car when visiting and just rides with family/friends. Person 1 & 2 make agreement a few weeks before friend 2 is coming into town and will be using vehicle. Person 1 asks person 2 to borrow money, person 2 says I can go ahead and pay you now for the car rental. Person 1 agrees, Person 2 sends agreed $400. That same week person 1 says th...

do yellow coachings effect your bonus or your raises? does it effect transfers to other departments or stores?