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Hello, A week ago I found a new Coke Zero flavour called Holiday Creamy Vanilla at the Sobeys on Glendale. Since then i have not been able to find any at any grocery stores. Has anyone seen it recently and if so, mind sharing where? Thank you!

I saw on an Instagram reel where someone treats customer Ina grocery store the way they treat them like they throw money at him or the stuff the guys is filing from his pov can you find me the account

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My son got me this cookbook for Christmas last year because he knows I’m a bit of a prepper. I don’t have a bunker or anything, but I do keep shelves stocked with canned food and other essentials. Seeing all the hurricanes, floods, and power outages over the past few years have made me a lot more cautious. This isn’t your regular cookbook. Every recipe is designed to last months or even years without refrigeration, and the author includes the backstory behind each dish. It’s part cookbook, part history lesson, like a little window into how people used to survive when grocery stores and fridges didn’t exist. I’ve been cooking my way through it the past few weeks. Some of the rec...

One minute you’re minding your own in the grocery store on a Saturday morning, a year and a half later. The next you’ve got tears rolling down your cheeks and are holding back the sobbing as you walk up and down the aisles because you saw a end-cap display of the electrolyte mix she loathed but begrudgingly drank during chemo. Grief is funny like that. I miss my mom.

My son got me this cookbook for Christmas last year because he knows I’m a bit of a prepper. I don’t have a bunker or anything, but I do keep shelves stocked with canned food and other essentials. Seeing all the hurricanes, floods, and power outages over the past few years have made me a lot more cautious. This isn’t your regular cookbook. Every recipe is designed to last months or even years without refrigeration, and the author includes the backstory behind each dish. It’s part cookbook, part history lesson, like a little window into how people used to survive when grocery stores and fridges didn’t exist. I’ve been cooking my way through it the past few weeks. Some of the rec...

I was walking to my local grocery store and theres usually alot of pigeons and i saw this white pigeon. Does anyone know if its albino or just white? Or is it a dove? Also i noticed it had that blueish band on its leg, the other pigeons dont have that. What does it mean?

Bought this from a grocery store and lost a whole bunch of traps, looking to try and salvage the last 2 here. Anyone got any good resources for keeping these two alive and hopefully growing more? Living in Seattle where it gets as low as 40 degrees currently and wondering if it’s in a state of dormancy or should I try repotting? Are these carnivore plant spray food worth anything or stick to bugs? Mealworms? Fruit flys? Halp

Hey folks! I’m making Brussels Sprouts as my contribution to the holiday dinner. The ones I’ve seen lately at the grocery store have been… uninspiring. Has anyone run across really nice Brussels sprouts in a local grocery store lately? If so, please clue me in so I can get sprouts that are worthy of my recipe.

I miss Russo's Market since they closed permanently durring covid.I think they had the largest selection of produce of any grocery store in the Boston area.It was a special place that I loved.It was a mom and pop store and had really low prices.It was better then the chain stores.I never found a place as good as that since they closed up.Anyone know any good mom and pop grocery stores like Russo's Market in the Boston area?

I’m in my 30s and I’m still struggling to make sense of a breakup that happened a year ago. I’ve tried moving on, tried focusing on my life, but often especially at night it all comes back and sits heavy on me again. My ex cheated on me with multiple men throughout our relationship. At the time, I didn’t know. I just had a gut feeling something was off, but every time I brought it up she’d deny it, twist things, or make me feel paranoid for even questioning her to the point I started going to therapy. She acted offended, like I was accusing her unfairly, when the whole time I was actually right. What really damaged me wasn’t the cheating itself it was the way she handled it....

Looking to increase my chances of finding a husband in the wild by hitting up your recommended grocery stores while I’m still kinda young & hot (THE CLOCK IS TICKING). Give your best suggestions for grocery stores with an abundance of 30ish, handsome, financially stable, single (the most important of the criteria) men. WILLING TO TRAVEL

This is adapted from a comment I made on another thread. But the distinction seems to be at the heart of a lot of questions people have about the show. I have been taking it that they are a single unified mind (and in fact, btw, this would mean it doesn't matter at all whether they revive Zosia or not, other than Carol no longer being able to lust after her). This is supported by the way a complete sentence was formed by several individuals passing Carol by in the grocery store. Also by the fact that they get thrown off by any question directed at them as a distinct person and say things like "this individual" rather than "I", and refer to "this individual&q...

She graduated with a communication degree and wasn’t able to find a decent job despite trying for years. Shes currently working at a grocery store. Most of her friend group from NEU also have jobs that don’t require a college degree. One is working as a clerk at a courthouse, one is working as a admin assistant and one went back to school for a second degree in nursing and works part time as a patient tech. They all did co ops and internships before graduating and it didn’t pay off. If I’m being honest, I don’t want to end up like my sister. I used to think that NEU’s reputation makes it easier to get a good job but I was wrong. If reputation doesn’t matter much, then should I ...

This is like half rant half asking for advice so bear with me through this wall of text. For context I’ve been moved out of my parent’s house for like 6 years. After going to therapy I realized that the intense discomfort and anger I’d feel when I returned home for visits were due to a lack of control I felt in my surroundings. I solved this by either only staying for a day or two, or getting a hotel in the area if I needed to stay longer. This year however, I moved half way across the country for grad school so I have to fly in to see my family for Thanksgiving. The place I moved to only has one flight a week to my home town so I have to spend 5 days in town. Now because I’m in...

Hey whats up! My name is Kathi and I am from Germany. I love going to the gym in my free time, but I also like going on walks, meeting friends and reading. I work in a grocery store and as you can guess from the title I also have kids, three to be exact.

Hey guys! So I’ll be graduating in May and I’m looking into what jobs I really wanna do. Unfortunately this can be a difficult decision because I’m chronically ill and immunocompromised. For anybody who is curious, I have IgA nephropathy and lupus. Mucosal infections can really damage my kidneys and potentially lead to kidney failure. I’m young (26F) and found out really early thru twisted luck so limiting my exposure is a main priority for me. Ofc ik that I’m going to be exposed everywhere, including the grocery store, so I’m not being unrealistic. But as a new grad nurse I heard it’s hard to get an outpatient job especially as a new grad from an ADN program. If I have to be i...

Excited by some of the recent advancements in VLA! It's no secret that there are a few obstacles between now and mass adoption of VLA-based robots: \-Initial Cost \-Battery Life \-Safety Guarantees \-Reliable Manipulation \-Cheap Good Hardware \-VLAs hallucinate \-VLAs are slow \-Liability assignment \-Privacy (in the home) **What do you think are use cases, where these VLA-based robots can provide additional value above the status quo (non-transformer based robot, or manual labor), today?** Here are some of my guesses (due to lack of structure in these environments unlike a factory, but still a limit in task scope): \-Laundry Folding \-Dish washing \-Playing games wit...

I am 58 years old and I've eaten potatoes all my life. Regular potatoes and sweet potatoes. I love sweet potatoes I'll get a can of them from the grocery store and just eat the whole can. The other day I was giving some potatoes look just like potatoes I've known all my life but when I peeled them they were purple. I have never in my life seen or heard of a purple potato when did this become a thing?