KROGER Locations

First I got to say that the in-home drivers are usually pretty amazing. I hope they're getting paid double what in-store associates are making since they can't get tips. The in home delivery service was awesome for a good year or two, but now it is so random - hit or miss on delivery. It seems like the website is happy to accept and schedule in home deliveries even when there are no drivers available. I've had three big grocery orders this week, two of them have been canceled. They were both supposed to be delivered via in home. Once they are delayed, they either give you the option to reschedule or change to pick up. This happens like 50% of the time now. If you change t...

🌸 Hi, Reddit! I’m Isla!! 🌸 (21, nursing junior, full-time freckle collector, part-time chaos gremlin) 🥰✨ I finally made my own little corner here because so many of you have been so sweet in my comments and DMs asking for more of me, Foster, and our ridiculous life together. So… hi new friends!! 👋💕 Quick intro & backstory because I love telling this story: I’m from a tiny coastal town in Northern California where everyone surfs, smells like salt water, and knows your business before you do 😂 I’ve been a redheaded, freckle-covered beanpole my whole life (think human cinnamon sugar). Foster and I met freshman year when I accidentally spilled an entire ice...

I was grabbing pasta and overheard a couple (mid-20s maybe) trying to budget for dinner. The girl looked exhausted, like she had a whole week in one day. She said, really quietly: “I’m trying so hard. It still doesn’t feel like enough.” Her boyfriend stopped pushing the cart, turned to her, and said the gentlest thing: “Hey. Trying is enough. You don’t have to earn your right to rest.” Then he put the fancy garlic bread in the cart and went, “We’re getting this anyway because you deserve something nice.”

I want you to do something simple right now. Next time you go to a grocery store or park, just look around at the couples and families. If the black pill was true and women only picked the top 10 percent most attractive men, then every single women you see should have a partner who looks like a movie star. But that is not what you will see, is it? You will see regular looking people with regular looking partners living normal lives together. Some examples:[ Example 1,](https://www.reddit.com/r/onexindia/comments/1mz0gqd/dont_miss_a_low_quality_video/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) [Example 2](https:/...

Are there any discount grocery stores here? Usually they have frozen, baked goods, anything that's close to expiration. Or is Ollie's the closest thing we have?

My grandparents could grow potatoes in the summer, store in the cellar and they wouldn't sprout for 6+ months and have them all winter. Yet I get a sack from the grocery store, keep out of light in a cooler area of my place and in 2 weeks they are sprouting. Why?

Hello, good day, Ma'am/Sir. I'm planning to open and start a convenience business with groceries and some ready-to-eat food like noodles, hotdogs, etc. (similar to a typical convenience store like 7-Eleven). It will be about 3x10 meters, or 30 square meters. I don't know where to start in securing a permit. Can someone give me some advice? Thanks.

I’ve only lived in Fort Lauderdale a year and do like the area I’m in but my lease is almost up and I want to look into some new areas. I currently live in Flagler Village. I like the convenience to Holiday Park as I enjoy running/walking. Also being in a walkable area to grocery stores, restaurants and bars. Are there any other areas that might be similar from Oakland Park down to maybe Aventura area?

I often write of our intensity. But I also think about future mundane things. I have so many dreams and I’ll be happy to share those. But these are the ones where our love grows. I think about making your lunch for work. And adding notes with love and quirk. Dancing around the kitchen at midnight. The only glow made by stove light. Being silly in the grocery store. On the toy isle having lightsaber wars. I think about reading books together. Discussing which characters we like better. You coming home with flowers. Late night movies and early morning showers. Watching all of our favorite shows. Flashing you in the doorway while you mow. I imagine singing songs on long road trips. Communicat...

Some years ago I've tried several money manager and budgeting apps, Excel spreadsheets, and so-called expense trackers. For me, the effort to enter data as detailed as I wanted was always far too high. They often look nice and are easy to use on the surface. But things get complicated when you need to enter a large grocery haul, for example. I don't want to just write down "Supermarket, $220.70" or "Groceries, $220.70". The idea was born: automatically analyze a photo of a receipt with software. After a lot of trial and error, tinkering, and programming, it worked quite well and was perfect for my needs. Apocha is a PWA with data sync between all devices. Sha...

Some years ago I've tried several money manager and budgeting apps, Excel spreadsheets, and so-called expense trackers. For me, the effort to enter data as detailed as I wanted was always far too high. They often look nice and are easy to use on the surface. But things get complicated when you need to enter a large grocery haul, for example. I don't want to just write down "Supermarket, $220.70" or "Groceries, $220.70". The idea was born: automatically analyze a photo of a receipt with software. After a lot of trial and error, tinkering, and programming, it worked quite well and was perfect for my needs. Apocha is a PWA with data sync between all devices. Sha...

Let’s be realalmost everyone obsesses over what others think. At work, on Instagram, at parties, even in grocery stores. And it’s not just insecurity. It’s wired into us. Social approval meant survival for most of human history. But now we’re over-exposed to judgment through social media, hustle culture, toxic positivity, and everything in between.  The worst part? Most “advice” on TikTok is just loud people yelling “STOP GIVING A FCK” while flexing their luxury lifestyle. Like no, Josh, I can’t just flip a switch and shut down my limbic system. So I went deep into the actual psychology, sociology, and neuroscience of itbooks, podcasts, academic research. This post is the...

I’ve had gut issues and skin problems my whole life. When I turned 30, I was diagnosed with celiac. I went extremely strict , no gluten, whole foods only, never eating out, checking every label. I was almost obsessive about it, but I still had symptoms. They eventually said it was probably IBS because I kept having stabbing stomach pain for years. Then earlier this year everything crashed. I felt bad for a months later got dizzy and felt horrible. I couldn’t get out of bed. I was so exhausted I could barely stand. I had joint pain in my arms, fingers, and toes, dry eyes, extreme brain fog, bloating, rashes, and psoriasis. My oxygen saturation was 96% just sitting, and it dropped to 90% ...

I lived for 15 years at Vancouver, West End, I am currently abroad and exploring my options to return to beautiful British Columbia. One option I looked at would be Victoria and I found numerous rental options in the James Bay area that might suit me. It seems the only large grocery store in this area would be Thrifty Foods. Could you get at least one of raspberries, strawberries, figs year round? I know in the summer we get local produce which is lovely but I wonder about the winter. I know nothing about this chain. I used to prefer Whole Foods and Choices but those seems quite a bit away on a bus. (The other important specialty would be McClintock's Farm diaries but they said eve...

I am a merchandiser for a soda company, I visit several supermarkets in the area and stock the products that the truck drops off. I don't have a supervisor in the field breathing down my neck, but I do have to show proper decorum in the stores. Some are chill, I can walk right up to the assistant store manager and say "how the **** are ya?!", others are run by what must be retired teachers. I walked into the back room one day to be told "you may spit out that gum". Anyway, there is a old malcontent in town who makes it her business to be a total pain in the ***. She will take **** from people's shopping carts and hope management says something so that she can g...

I feel quite mixed. I never grew up with much Chinese food as my parents didn’t cook those dishes. So going to an Asian grocery store was never apart of my childhood. Later on in my life, my mom and I went to a G Mart only for her to say that it smelled fishy and looked dingy. She never went to an Asian grocery store again. I somewhat understand why Asian people would give White people side-eyes in Asian grocery stores. However, for some reason, I feel like I can’t fully speak on the discourse because I didn’t grow up in the same way as those who are leading the conversation. I feel sort of “detached” in a way. What are your thoughts?

Some people may still disagree with this, and I understand, but I see a growing amount of people now realizing that there is a real chance that AI will impact a meaningful share of employment. Even friends that are way more skeptical than me about the technology are now coming to terms with this point and joining me in wondering about this. Opus 4.5, in particular, has a strong impact in people trying it for job-relevant tasks. People realize how many things could be automated in the near future. I share with many on this subreddit the opinion that a post-scarcity is preferable, and we should not stop AI progress just because it will take our jobs. But, it just seems to me that we have zer...

I’m not completely sure why I’m using this account for this. Because I like this account and this is a pretty sensitive topic for me. I think a lot of people would make a burner for this. But, here we go - I’m a thirty-three, almost thirty-four year old male, in the United States, and I live at home. I’m currently going back to school for nursing to switch careers. I lived away from home, while I was in college for five years (added an extra year because I transferred schools and switched majors) - but four years in the dorms and one year in a studio apartment, while in college, doesn’t really count as “adult living” experience, in my opinion. After graduating college, ten yea...

not sure if anyone thinks this is a crazy idea (it is here as a post tag, so maybe not,) but for context, my gf is from canada, and im originally from south florida, broward county to be specific, though im now residing in grand rapids, mi for the past two years and have become a little more acclimated to the weather, but as a 26 year old male who spent 23 years in florida, im still getting used to a lot of things. my gf and i both don't drive, as we're both disabled with epilepsy and while im past the point to be able to drive, id rather be safe and not do so. i hear fairytales online (at least to me, as im used to paying outrageous prices and struggling to make ends meet) abou...