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I’m honestly shocked by what a poor experience I’ve had shopping online with Decathlon India. I wish I had read the many horror stories here before placing an order, though I had little choice as I needed some last minute items for a hiking trip. TLDR: glitchy website, sketchy courier who pretends the customer has rescheduled order delivery / return pick up to delay the timing, an infuriating AI customer support agent by phone and apathetic, ineffective agents via email. Shop in store if you must, but avoid online at all costs! Firstly, the website is incredibly glitchy. It showed items as available, then suddenly every item as out of stock, opening a new window had them in stock again ...

How much AC will I need for both of these? Does anyone know?

I don’t know about any other stores but in mine, curbside, while shopping needs to ask departments for items if they not found on the shelf. in my store they tell us that if the departments are looking for the items, or making the item to sub/short it until they bring it over to the curbside area and they will make the change and fix the sub/short , other departments **** this because it messes with their sub and short counts (specifically meat market/produce/deli), IT IS NOT THE SHOPPERS FAULT THEY ARE DOING WHAT THEY ARE TOLD. STOP GIVING THE SHOPPERS ATTITUDE AND PASSIVE AGGRESSION WHEN THEY ARE FOLLOWING THEIR PROCEDURES

here's the [Webkinz Newz article](https://webkinznewz.ganzworld.com/estore/estore-free-christmas-day-giveaway-northern-nights-snowsuit/) about it

Every December I tell myself I’ll be organized, and every December I end up with half finished lists, random notes, and too many tabs open. This year I tried something different and treated Perplexity like a holiday shopping command center. I started with a people first list. Pasted in everyone I’m buying for with age, relationship, interests, and rough budget. Asked for 3 to 5 gift ideas per person with a short explanation and price range. That alone got me 80 percent of the way there. From there I refined per person. Things like no tech gifts, small and packable only, or more experiential ideas. Once I liked an idea, I asked for specific products with pros and cons and which one made...

Good riddance to what would be the coolest store, except most people know better than to try shopping there. Exit interview speaks for itself. "We're having a sale, but you're not invited." Says she lives above the store. Doesn't explain that she owns the building, perhaps more than one on the block. Stopped browsing there the day she openly complained about her tenants such as Gamescape. I guess shops run by friendly people reflect poorly? But then she went off about the 3D printing prosthetics limb startup nearby and how the founders used disabled parking spots she claimed they didn't need. "I've seen them jogging!" I mean, yeah, on the replace...

I hope this is an okay place to post. I just put an angel tree into the search bar I know there's a lot of online talk about angel trees and drama right now. I don't normally do angel trees, we do sponsor a senior in our local nursing home though. But I was shopping at one of our local stores this evening. They have a tree up and it still has a few tags. The problem is all of them have very expensive things. I don't know what to do. I keep saying tick tocks of if you can't afford it leave it behind but the cutoff is in 2 days. Which is already super late for cutoffs. I did grab one that I can manage but I really want to go back and just get what I can. My husba...

>(The writing style I aimed for was based off 2012-2013 gaming creepypastas like MARIO or Ben Drowned. This is also my very first creepypasta, so critique is always welcome.) My name is Marcus, and almost 25 years ago, I nearly died at the hands of a video game. First, though, I probably need to explain a few things. I guess I'm what you'd call an 'old school' gamer. I'd usually play all the classic games, which, by my definition at least, is anything made before the 3DS. The PlayStation 2 and GameCube were some of my personal favorite consoles, and for good reason. I used to be completely hooked on the Def Jam franchise for the PS2 for a good while, and I w...

For people in Australia who buy independent Korean skincare from smaller local retailers (Australian businesses): I tend to prefer buying K-beauty products that are sold by Australian companies, mainly because of local regulations and peace of mind. What’s been good or frustrating for you when shopping this way? I’ve mostly bought from bigger stores like W Cosmetics, La Cosmetique, and Adore Beauty, but sometimes find the recommendations there a bit trend-driven rather than skin-focused. Curious how others compare their experiences — thanks!

Hi, Recently my laptop has been giving me issues (shutting down on its own). I was using my Seagate one touch external HDD (2tb) on the laptop. Yesterday, my laptop kept shutting down (multiple times) while my HDD was plugged in. Last night when I tried to open up my files explorer to look for my data stored in the HDD, I could not find it. I have uninstalled the disk and reinstalled it onto my laptop. My laptop detects it being plugged in (I can eject the disk) but it doesn’t show up in files explorer. I had opened up disk manager and it tells me that I need to initialize the disk (which I did not as I know it will reformat the disk and I lose all my data). I have important data in the ...

Hi, Recently my laptop has been giving me issues (shutting down on its own). I was using my Seagate one touch external HDD (2tb) on the laptop. Yesterday, my laptop kept shutting down (multiple times) while my HDD was plugged in. Last night when I tried to open up my files explorer to look for my data stored in the HDD, I could not find it. I have uninstalled the disk and reinstalled it onto my laptop. My laptop detects it being plugged in (I can eject the disk) but it doesn’t show up in files explorer. I had opened up disk manager and it tells me that I need to initialize the disk (which I did not as I know it will reformat the disk and I lose all my data). I have important data in the ...

[Starbucks’ geographical distribution across the United States](https://diyainfotech.com/geographical-distribution-of-starbucks-in-the-united-states/) is far from random. The company uses a highly structured, data-driven approach to determine where new stores should open, which markets need additional density, and which regions offer long-term sustainability. This strategy is built on demographic research, economic trends, real estate modeling, behavioral data, and competitive insights. Below are the core factors that shape how Starbucks decides where to expand across the U.S. # Population Density and Urban Concentration Starbucks prioritizes markets with a high concentration of residen...

Others is nasa CoinsPh, others naman is cash, iba nasa BPI. Pero it looks nice sa Maribank kaya eto ipost ko! :) To be honest, lahat to galing sa content selling. nsfw content seller. Grateful na kahit ako breadwinner and nagbabayad medical needs ni mama is malaki parin naitatabi.

coming up on the end of the first semester of college, and i feel like it got ruined by this whole situation its getting to the point where im crying multiple times about this. i havent been able to let this go since august is my reaction warranted? or am i doing too much? i have bawled my eyes about this multiple times, i've called several hotlines in tears, and i dont know if that's normal considering this isn't on purpose. this has bothered me everyday since august. i was hanging out with my sister the other and we were playing and my hand accidentally touched her chest. it wasnt my intention at all or sexually motivated, and ive been freaking out. i pulled my hand back...

Hi all. I bought a pair of Ferragamo loafers while working in Mazda, and my GM told me not to wear them anymore because they make me look like a nightclub promoter. I quit shortly after and moved to Mercedes-Benz. I always get compliments on them, and I wear them almost every day. Yeah, I wear them while it’s raining or snowing lol because they’re sooo **** comfortable. They’ve been almost 4 years old now, and my Ferragamo is starting to show some wear signs (a small wear hole in the inside on the pinky toe side). It occasionally bothers me a little bit, but I think they’re still got some life in them. In the meantime, I’ve been on the market for a new pair of dress shoes now....

jacket：Retro Dark Grey Pure Cotton Short Workwear Jacket pants：Retro Casual Dark Grey Pure Cotton Workwear Trousers or Detroit-Fabric Casual Workwear Canvas Trousers undershirt：Retro Black&White Three-Needle Cotton Shirt The original piece is a classic work jacket from a well-known 1940s brand, sourced by the store owner from a Japanese vintage shop in excellent condition. Although it carries a major brand name, it is an early product from decades ago—much like first-year(Le\*\*s) jeans—highly collectible and already a fragment of history. After obtaining the original, we went as far as fully deconstructing it to study its construction, then faithfully reproduced it 1:1...

For people in Australia who buy independent Korean skincare from smaller local retailers (Australian businesses): I tend to prefer buying K-beauty products that are sold by Australian companies, mainly because of local regulations and peace of mind. What’s been good or frustrating for you when shopping this way? I’ve mostly bought from bigger stores like W Cosmetics, La Cosmetique, and Adore Beauty, but sometimes find the recommendations there a bit trend-driven rather than skin-focused. Curious how others compare their experiences — thanks!

This is gonna sound so ****** but I want someone’s thoughts. Earlier today I went shopping with my mom, we went to one of those stores that sell a bit of everything, including snacks in some corners. I saw a bar with the words “TONYS Chocolonely” on the wrapper and thought it looked cute so I put it in the cart and was content with it being my snack for later. Now later I look more closely at the logo and see the “together we’ll end exploitation” slogan, then look it up because I’ve actually never heard of the brand before and find another post from here about how it’s a scam and that they’re not actually working to end exploitation and slavery. I haven’t opened it, and I...

As a 50 year old man Ive been beaten down especially this past 5 years but prior as well. Short version, fought regular bouts of vertigo BPPV for years, can knock you down for days. Ive studied it extensively along with some medical ppl and I can at least catch it now and maybe just 1 day ruined, so yeah, makes work and life hard. Then, I have had for about 7 years occipital nerve problems that daily affect the same side of my neck and ear, giving me, not vertigo spinning but all day boarderline car sick feeling, dizzyness. I have to take a xanax in mornings for that and do stretches all day to keep it chill and not so yucky feeling. Then I have cervical dizzyness, from upper neck s...