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Good afternoon! I just bought these priced reduced peppers but im not sure what they’re called. They look like scotch bonnet but aren’t that spicy.

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I used to think most stores just scaled up regular sizes and called it plus or big and tall, which often led to awkward fits. Either the shirt would be too loose in some areas or still feel tight where it shouldn’t. But after exploring more brands and retailers, I started noticing that some actually design specifically for bigger body types instead of just resizing existing patterns. That difference shows up in things like shoulder width, sleeve length, and overall proportions Brands like DXL and KingSize seem to focus more on comfort and proper fit, especially for everyday wear and formal options. Department stores also offer decent variety, though quality and fit can vary depending on t...

Lowe's, you still wildin'. I will admit that our freight situation has managed to get a little bit under control, but the rest of the store is still on fire. I hear our PUIS has managed to get ahold of some desperate college kids that really need that scratch for expenses, so that's kinda helping them take care of that huge order backlog they have. I'm happy for them, as they have been under a lot of pressure lately. I wish the same could be said about my department. The Parcel situation is getting worse. We are constantly behind EVERY SINGLE DAY. It's still unreal that corporate thinks it's realistic for one person to march their happy *** all over a 120K...

The U.S. energy conversation just moved beyond forecasts and utility budgets. President Trump issued five new Defense Production Act determinations focused directly on energy infrastructure. That gives the Department of Energy authority to support projects across grid systems, large-scale generation, petroleum logistics, coal supply chains, and natural gas and LNG capacity. The scope is broad. It covers transformers, transmission lines, substations, control electronics, pipelines, storage, and LNG facilities. These are the parts of the system that usually stay in the background until demand starts pushing them to their limits. Using a national defense tool to support this kind of buildout...

I've been struggling to find anything in my field. I might try cold calling banks and financial institutions in my area. Tbh I live in a small town where there isn't much, all I do is have 4 years of retail experience. I'm desperate to try something new since I'm a junior right now.

Hey everyone, wanted to share a small automation I built for a client that's just getting started. Nothing enterprise-scale, but it solves a real pain point and might give someone a useful starting point. **The problem:** every time a new employee was added in ClickUp, someone had to manually create their Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) account, add them to the right group, and then remember to disable it when they left. All manual, all prone to being forgotten. **What I built:** the whole thing is driven by a single checkbox column in ClickUp called "Activate/Deactivate Entra." Check it → account gets created and activated. Uncheck it → account gets suspended. There...

I had not wanted to go to the fair. That is what I remember most clearly now, because everyone who came by afterward acted like the decision had meant something. Like it was fate. Like Tommy had chosen the wrong night, or I had chosen the wrong ride, or the two of us had walked into that haunted house because some quiet part of me already knew what was waiting inside. But it was not like that. It was September 20th in Hutchinson, Kansas. The last day the fair would be open. The kind of evening that still felt warm at first, but had just enough of a chill underneath it to remind you that summer was ending whether you were ready for it or not. Tommy Clark wanted to take me because he tho...

I had not wanted to go to the fair. That is what I remember most clearly now, because everyone who came by afterward acted like the decision had meant something. Like it was fate. Like Tommy had chosen the wrong night, or I had chosen the wrong ride, or the two of us had walked into that haunted house because some quiet part of me already knew what was waiting inside. But it was not like that. It was September 20th in Hutchinson, Kansas. The last day the fair would be open. The kind of evening that still felt warm at first, but had just enough of a chill underneath it to remind you that summer was ending whether you were ready for it or not. Tommy Clark wanted to take me because he tho...

I had not wanted to go to the fair. That is what I remember most clearly now, because everyone who came by afterward acted like the decision had meant something. Like it was fate. Like Tommy had chosen the wrong night, or I had chosen the wrong ride, or the two of us had walked into that haunted house because some quiet part of me already knew what was waiting inside. But it was not like that. It was September 20th in Hutchinson, Kansas. The last day the fair would be open. The kind of evening that still felt warm at first, but had just enough of a chill underneath it to remind you that summer was ending whether you were ready for it or not. Tommy Clark wanted to take me because he tho...

I had not wanted to go to the fair. That is what I remember most clearly now, because everyone who came by afterward acted like the decision had meant something. Like it was fate. Like Tommy had chosen the wrong night, or I had chosen the wrong ride, or the two of us had walked into that haunted house because some quiet part of me already knew what was waiting inside. But it was not like that. It was September 20th in Hutchinson, Kansas. The last day the fair would be open. The kind of evening that still felt warm at first, but had just enough of a chill underneath it to remind you that summer was ending whether you were ready for it or not. Tommy Clark wanted to take me because he tho...

I had not wanted to go to the fair. That is what I remember most clearly now, because everyone who came by afterward acted like the decision had meant something. Like it was fate. Like Tommy had chosen the wrong night, or I had chosen the wrong ride, or the two of us had walked into that haunted house because some quiet part of me already knew what was waiting inside. But it was not like that. It was September 20th in Hutchinson, Kansas. The last day the fair would be open. The kind of evening that still felt warm at first, but had just enough of a chill underneath it to remind you that summer was ending whether you were ready for it or not. Tommy Clark wanted to take me because he tho...

I had not wanted to go to the fair. That is what I remember most clearly now, because everyone who came by afterward acted like the decision had meant something. Like it was fate. Like Tommy had chosen the wrong night, or I had chosen the wrong ride, or the two of us had walked into that haunted house because some quiet part of me already knew what was waiting inside. But it was not like that. It was September 20th in Hutchinson, Kansas. The last day the fair would be open. The kind of evening that still felt warm at first, but had just enough of a chill underneath it to remind you that summer was ending whether you were ready for it or not. Tommy Clark wanted to take me because he tho...

Sharing the full picture because most of these posts skip the ugly early years. Brooklyn-based Film/TV Location Manager (DGA) and Location Scout (Teamsters) in the film industry. Major studio work : ABC, HBO, Warner Brothers, Netflix, Sony, Hulu, others. Here’s everything. The Early Years • 1999–2003 (High School): Retail job at a family friend’s shop, \\\\\\\~$15/hr cash under the table • 2003–2007 (College): Prestigious liberal arts college. Unpaid internships at NYC ad agencies, Banana Republic at the mall ($9/hr), campus AV work setting up audio for events • 2008: Unpaid internship on a major indie film Breaking In Day rates are 12hr minimums, OT after that, and days ...

https://preview.redd.it/0fs5kpsfncyg1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=d5a7f57a6d8057b743b0a64df9b987fa2368ddfe The U.S. energy story is getting bigger than demand forecasts and utility spending plans. President Trump issued five new Defense Production Act determinations aimed directly at the energy sector. The move gives the Department of Energy authority to support projects across grid infrastructure, large-scale energy development, petroleum logistics, coal supply chains and natural gas/LNG capacity. The important part is the scope. This covers transformers, transmission lines, substations, power control electronics, pipelines, storage, LNG facilities and ...

My husband and I recently worked for Macy's, and after a month of dealing with a "shark" and management ignoring the problems, we quit. My husband and I both have sales backgrounds. We're used to working with "sales sharks". There's almost always one or two when working any kind of sales job. However, "sharks" are not assholes. Macy's doesn't seem to understand the difference. What I mean by this, is that sharks "go in for the kill". Meaning, they keep going with the customer, no matter how hard the customer is being, until they get the sale. Sharks are common in jobs like car sales and real estate, because big ticket sales...

I'm so tired. I worked in the problem co-worker's (PC) for about four months. The only time she ever referred to me as my correct pronouns, he/him, is when her review was approaching. Then it was ambiguous for awhile. But once I left the department, PC seems to have made it her mission to misgender me to my face now as often as possible. Here's the problem. She's a favorite with all the store managers. All the other co-workers of mine who are gender ***** also seem to just tolerate her bad behavior without any push back (there are about six in her department), so that tells me this is a battle I can't win. I'm sad, I'm angry. I absolutely love my job a...

# Avengers Replaced # [Issue Four: Hallowed Be Thy Name](https://studiojakemedia.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/ultimate-iron-man.png) # Written by u/VoidKiller826 # Edited by [u/Predaplant](https://www.reddit.com/user/Predaplant/) **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** “HYDRA? The Nazis from World War II?” Danny Rand asked aloud, standing in a circle alongside Luke Cage, Kate Bishop, and Wanda Maximoff after listening to JARVIS’s explanation through the Heroes Initiative pager held by Luke. The four were standing on the roof of a building next to Stark Tower, assembled after they received the call from JARVIS about what had happened sin...

After years of “go DTC or go home,” big brands are swinging back to wholesale to regain reach, move inventory more efficiently, and steady their margins.  Nike and Adidas are prime examples. Both of these brands have rekindled key retail partnerships, and wholesale has once again become a real growth lever. Direct-to-consumer promised higher margins and richer customer data, and for a while that story held up.  In recent years, many brands ran into practical limits: acquisition costs kept climbing, store traffic got choppy, inventories swelled, and promo pressure ate into profits. At the same time, shoppers kept bouncing between channels, which made a single-channel strategy feel to...

This article provides complete information about ****'s Sporting Goods customer service, including phone numbers, a United States 1-800 contact option, and other customer support channels. Readers will find detailed contact methods such as the customer care number, corporate headquarters address, and designated email address for inquiries and assistance. The guide also outlines the official ****'s Sporting Goods website and online contact forms to facilitate product information, order support, and returns. Additionally, the article explains when to use each channel—phone, email, or web—to ensure efficient resolution of concerns and to reach the appropriate department. Comprehen...