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I just want to shop at the grocery store *****.

It's just heating. Preheating is not a thing, and if it was it would refer to an event *before* the heating -- which it isn't, because it *is* the heating. And if you try and tell me it's heating *before* you start cooking, again, that's all heating. It has to be hot to cook. You didn't predrive to the grocery store for the ingredients and you're not preheating an oven.

Spotted these two cuties today at my neighborhood grocery store. They’re stray cats who have been adopted and cared for by the store owner. It’s heartwarming to see them looking so relaxed and at home, one even claimed the stool as their throne! Just wanted to share this little slice of happiness with fellow cat lovers.

Hey everyone, so I have an issue and I wanted to see if anyone here has any advice. So I am trans (mtf), and 10 months on hrt. I have come out to my gf, 2 friends, and 2 siblings. I haven’t come out anywhere else. I boy mode at work, the grocery store, to the gym, and basically everywhere I go. The only places I have expressed myself is at home, the bar, and a couple random times here and there. I always use my dead name when I’m not at home. My mental gymnastics for this is that I don’t want anyone to know that I am trans. I am scared. My dad most definitely will delete me from the family if I tell him. I’m not being dramatic when I say that. He discovered I was in a ***** relatio...

This family comes in every once in a while and they scope out grocery, they look for things we're running low on, and buy it all up. If we're low on eggs they buy all the eggs, if we're low on a certain vegetable (usually the ones that don't need refrigeration immediately) they buy all that up. Then they go out to their truck, pull out to just outside the wal-mart parking lot and put up a sign that says "Fresh Produce". They sell it for about double what they pay for it. They know people who are leaving and didn't find the veggies or eggs they needed in store will stop and get them at their little stand on the way out. They are smart enough to be just outs...

Are they available in grocery stores or are they limited to just health food stores or farmer markets? Or are they just not available at all? What is the perception of quail eggs and sheep milk products in your country? Do people like them?

I really appreciate that associates receive a free turkey — that’s a great gesture, and I’m grateful for mine as well. But moving forward, it might be worth considering offering alternative options. Some associates have dietary restrictions, allergies, are vegan, or simply don’t have friends or family to cook for In the past, I’ve worked with several 503(e) organizations, and I understand that bulk turkey purchases are easier to expense than individualized alternatives. But even something like a gift card equal to the value of the turkey — whether that’s a general Sam’s Club card or a high-value store-specific card — could be a helpful option. For example, it’s just me ...

I work at a grocery store. The position is in the management, 16 hour shifts. Despite my best efforts to assure myself that it's just a grocery store, the work is still very stressful, and more often than not, I cannot take a break until I'm done with XYZ problem/helping at the front/other time-sensitive tasks. I've been trying to keep my nutrition healthy, taking home-cooked meals to work, yet I cannot resist the temptations at work. We get free food and yesterday's baked buns here, which i often take as a snack on the go because I cannot sit down for a proper meal time. When I do get an opportunity, I find myself craving snacks that I can buy on-site. I may be hungry ...

I feel like I’m taking crazy pills. My aunt moved in with me. She pays $600 a month in rent and receives $1800 in social security. I cover most of the groceries though she sends me money to buy her things at the store sometimes. But she has been complaining and crying about not having enough money. While also drinking everyday and having a gambling problem. But you know what? I'm ******. I felt bad for her because she was telling me about her car problems and how she doesn't have the money to fix it. I thought I'd do something nice for her. I made a little extra this month. And I thought well, maybe I should give her some money to make her happy. But her response? "I&...

It was more or less the Julia Childs recipe, but no nearby grocery stores had pearl onions, so slightly fancier pot roast that normal was the name of the game.

Lately I’ve been thinking — I barely go to actual shops anymore. Everything I buy is online now: clothes, electronics, groceries, even small random things like phone covers. It’s definitely convenient, no doubt. You get more options, easy returns, discounts, and you don’t have to step out. But the downside is, shopping does not feel like an experience anymore. Before, going out with friends or family to buy something used to be fun. Trying clothes, checking different things, eating outside, talking, laughing — it felt like a small outing. Now it’s just clicking buttons alone in your room. Another thing is quality. Half the time the product looks great in the photos and arrives ...

I grew up here. I used to love Denver before I knew what a real city was. I still love the people I know here, my friends, my family. But the city itself? It hurts my soul. I live in Brooklyn now, an actual city, where life happens on the street, in cafés, on sidewalks, in parks, on trains, surrounded by other human beings. Most of my needs are met within a five-minute walk of my front door, and anything else is a short subway ride away. On my block alone there are two preschools, an elementary school, and a performing arts theater. There’s an Irish pub that pours a perfect Guinness, a Danish bakery with cardamom buns that sell out every morning, and a Japanese market with fresh sashimi ...

super bored n a lil lonely. would love someone to talk to! some stuff about me: im 21, from the us, east coast ! im a leo. i loveee thrifting and fashion in general, love music, all types pretty much, im a college student majoring in social work, i also am a grocery store cashier (yes its dreadful around this time of year), im pretty artistic and i love anything beauty related. big on nail art when i have the time! not a big tv person but i am currently watching the great british bake off. oh also im vegan would love to chat with someone for a bit maybe we can be friends :} (18+ and no nsfw pls)

I’m 23 and debating moving back in with my mom after being homeless xyz amount of years. I don’t work. I lived with a bf twice my age because he promised he’d take care of me and it turned into one of the most harmful relationships Id ever been in. He once tried abandoning me in a hotel, as well as a random parking lot where he yelled at me and threw my things out of the car in broad daylight and went out of his way to publicly humiliate me. I screamed and cried and someone called the police and everybody just made it seem like I could’ve easily ubered myself to the airport and bought a flight to leave (I’m from out of state). I don’t know why- but in my head I felt like a small ...

M23 been trying to meet people in general but I pretty much just work and sleep 90% of the time. My only chance to meet people is at the store for groceries. If you are female and also trying to make friends lmk as I don't have the guts to risk getting me too'd at Walmart because I talked to the wrong person.

I’m a senior in college who has been going through really rough financial circumstances, and with the government shutdown and every single food pantry in a one mile radius packed whenever I tried, I was arrested for petty theft at a store (groceries/food). I am not proud of this, it was the first time I’ve ever gotten into trouble, and I couldn’t sleep for days after this. The case remains unfiled (if unfiled, will be dismissed in a year due to statute of limitations). I have received legal counsel from multiple sources regarding this, most of whom believe the case will either be dropped or lead to a diversion program (fine, community service, etc) which do not lead to a conviction. ...

And Canada has some of the best. Only $2 at Dollarama - usually $2.75 in grocery stores - I eat them regularly.

I lived in an apartment for last three years which was my first apartment in this country I moved for work. The apartment was great. Modern amenities, amazing location, desirable facing, spacious. Two not so greats were it had no parking (I got a car at a later stage and had to park at a distance) and not so great view (another block of the apartment). The rent increase was very high and I needed a dedicated parking spot. So, I moved. New apartment has amazing location, great restaurants, cafes and grocery store just downstairs along with pharmacy, doctors. Lively place. Good, chatty people. I have a dedicated parking spot and a storage cage. I was happy with this new one. Train station in...

Hi everyone! I recently moved to Madrid and while I can easily find gluten free bakery’s, bread, pasta etc. I’m having trouble finding frozen gluten free food at the grocery store such as gf chicken tenders, gf pizza, and really anything else gf in the freezer section. Does anyone know of any stores that carry items like this? Mercadona and Día don’t. Please let me know I’m dying without gf chicken tenders.