MARSHALLS Locations

Hey all! I’m looking for suggestions on wine shops in the Chandler, Mesa, and Queen creek area. I’m new and I’m trying to get away from the grocery store and total wine selection. Big fan of Loire Valley, Beaujolais, all of Rhône, all the sparkling, have enjoyed working my way through Chile and Italy lately. Send me your recs. Bonus points for tastings! Cheers

Hello, this is a post mostly talking about Scheels a retail store. If you worked at this store before please let me know your opinion and your experiences If you don’t wanna read the whole article, in summary Scheels is a vindictive two faced company that just cares about money. They are filled with greedy people who will do anything to get a dime and filled with hypocritical managers all thought out the store. I recently worked for a retail store called Scheels for 4 years. I worked 2 years as a support who is in charge of opening boxes, setting out product and moving walls and displays. I then spent 4 years as an Ssm (shop specialty manager). I was recently let go so I wanted to give ...

Friend and I were talking about chocolate. The only chocolate I really liked as a child was the Herseys Cookie n’ Cream, but I had it a couple years ago and it tasted completely different. Way too sweet and just odd. Now I’m sort of hyperfixated on trying different Cookies n Cream bars lol, but I don’t want to just order online. I rather go in store. And I don’t know if any local chocolate shops have their own version too??

Anyone been to an event out in Stone Mountain georgia (usa) at charlies collectibles? I noticed the ranked tourney is full, but wondering if its worth the 3 hour drive from for the pop up shop (me and my son are just getting into beyblade and while it’d be fun to watch a toourney it’d really only be worth it if the pop up shop has some beys you cant find easily in stores)

My family and I just completed our two-week trip to Tokyo (and Osaka and Seoul, SK), and like many others, I relied a lot on Reddit to help with my first time trip. So I want to “pay it forward” with some of my own insights. Here’s a list of observations/insights/experiences in random order.   * We stayed in an Airbnb in the Kagurazaka area of Shinjuku which was, for us, a perfect place to stay. We were 10-15 minutes walking to multiple train lines but also escaped the busyness of the more common locations. It allowed us to explore an area we otherwise would have skipped and feel a bit more like we were “living amongst the locals”. I’m happy to share our specific Airbnb and wo...

I wanted to post on here, i think being able to talk about my experiences and maybe gain some reflections from people who’ve experienced something similar? Maybe even advice on how to deal with the guilt i feel. This is very longwinded, i’m apologizing in advance for the length. One week ago, I turned 21 years old. My mother was the same age when she gave birth to me, the only difference is my worst nightmare; I dont want to be anything like her. I say this with extreme bitterness, a sour feeling on my tongue as i recount the years of my childhood, and the fears that accompany the pain of my youth. When she became pregnant with me, she insisted she couldn’t work, a self-proclaimed �...

Hi everyone, I’m trying to understand how small neighborhood shops (like bodegas, corner stores, etc.) operate in Latin America. In Peru, it's common for some shops to offer "fiado" (informal credit where customers pay later). I’m curious: * Does this still happen in your country? * If yes, how do shop owners keep track of who owes money? (notebook, memory, Excel, apps, etc.) * What are the main problems with this system? (people not paying, confusion, etc.) And if it’s not common anymore: * Why did it stop? Any real experiences or insights would be super helpful. Thanks!

Got my first larger sized luxury bag! It’s a medium Lady Dior. I’m so excited! I want to store and care for her properly. Any recommendations on Etsy shops for things like inner liners or purse pillows to keep the shape while storing/packing in a suitcase? Ways to hang/display it in my closet shelves? I’d love any insights!

As it stands, I have one copy of Jura, Akari, and Wang - no signature weapons for any of them though. If I were to go into this build, is it better to get A2 of one of these girls or do I use my pickup medals on any of their weapons (which ones…)? Also for my forth slot, do I use someone like Reno? Or try and find Hakua / Akari 4 ⭐️ to fill in the gap?

Capital One Shopping - good for comparing prices and finding cheaper listings automatically, pretty reliable overall Checkmate - similar in that it scans for discount codes automatically, but also seems to have some codes that are unique to it Rakuten - solid cashback options on top of discounts, especially on bigger purchases RetailMeNot - decent for finding a wide range of promo codes across different stores Not ranking these in any order since it really depends on what you’re looking for. For safety/privacy the more established ones like Capital One Shopping tend to be the safest when it comes to handling purchase data.

Capital One Shopping - good for comparing prices and finding cheaper listings automatically, pretty reliable overall Checkmate - similar in that it scans for discount codes automatically, but also seems to have some codes that are unique to it Rakuten - solid cashback options on top of discounts, especially on bigger purchases RetailMeNot - decent for finding a wide range of promo codes across different stores Not ranking these in any order since it really depends on what you’re looking for. For safety/privacy the more established ones like Capital One Shopping tend to be the safest when it comes to handling purchase data.

Hi r/Shopify - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter, which I've published weekly since 2021. I was invited by the Mods of this subreddit to share my weekly e-commerce news recaps (ie: shorter versions of my full editions) to r/Shopify. Although my news recaps aren't strictly about Shopify (some weeks Shopify is covered more than others), I hope they bring value to your business no matter what platform you're on. Let's dive into this week's top stories... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** AI traffic to U.S. retailers increased 393% in Q1 year-over-year and 269% over the previous 12 months, according to Adobe da...

Hi r/ShopifyeCommerce - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my [Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter](https://www.shopifreaks.com). Every week for the past 5 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** AI traffic to U.S. retailers increased 393% in Q1 year-over-year and 269% over the previous 12 months, according to Adobe data. Visitors who arrive from AI search spend 48% longer on the website, browse 13% more pages per visit, and generate 37% more revenue per visit than those who...

was just about to purchase one today but noticed it was discontinued on their site, worried if I get one and need to replace parts/wheels? i might be SOL in the future. Thoughts https://preview.redd.it/1bs35qx24fwg1.png?width=2123&format=png&auto=webp&s=d983b6d8167d5251cbf0a3471dc7952b0034e12d

we started new shipping agent to those guys who want to buy goods(clothes, makeup,...) from EU stores(Amazon, Dm,...) but there is no shipping to Morocco. You can buy ur self and send it to the warehouse. At that time u have free 60 days from storage in our warehouse so u can smoothly think what u wanna buy next. we send you pictures of ur goods after we recieve them in our warehouse ,later when u finish ur shopping, we package, we ship to Morocco for small prices ( btw almost stores in EU has free shipping and u can get coupons too ) for more question ur can write me below . ask for website if u are interested

Hi r/ecommerce - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter. Every week for the past 5 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** AI traffic to U.S. retailers increased 393% in Q1 year-over-year and 269% over the previous 12 months, according to Adobe data. Visitors who arrive from AI search spend 48% longer on the website, browse 13% more pages per visit, and generate 37% more revenue per visit than those who arrive from other sources. ___ **Sen...

is anyone else obsessed with scrolling through grocery store apps looking at what’s on sale for the week and at all the different foods and their nutrition info? my ED has made me a very frugal person financially so tell myself that’s why I spend hours a day on these apps, but I know it’s all just mental hunger because no sane person spends hours a day looking at foods they don’t even like. I deleted the two grocery apps I have today since I’m moving out of my college dorm in a few weeks and won’t need to grocery shop before then (just using up what I have in my apartment already).

Tired of "deals" that aren't actually deals? I started doing my homework, and the difference is real. I don't know about you, but I'm absolutely fed up with seeing a flashy "70% off!" banner only to find out the original price was completely made up, or the "sale" price is still higher than what you could find it for any regular Tuesday. It feels like companies are constantly trying to trick us into thinking we're getting a steal when we're just paying market rate. So, I decided to stop taking "sales" at face value and started putting in a little time to verify if I'm actually saving money. The results have been pretty e...