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I’m a local disc golf store owner and wanted to get some perspective from other retailers on [Project Lab Coat. ](https://mvpdiscsports.com/news/project-lab-coat/)I’m genuinely trying to figure out whether my concerns are valid or if I’m overlooking something. With the announcement that the Bokeh and Engine are now available for retailer order, MVP also opened ordering for the Project Lab Coat lineup, along with updated stamps on several core Axiom molds like the Hex and Envy. It's a little over 20 molds & plastics now available for purchase. Without getting into wholesale pricing, the MSRP on these Project Lab Coat discs represents a 20% increase compared to what are now...

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I went into my local Aldi and WTF. The aisles were packed with name brand and mostly junk foods and more useless **** than I’ve ever seen before. Anything gluten free, natural, or alternative seem to be gone. I don't typically to buy oreos and I definitely don’t want buy them at Aldi. There Is a Walmart directly across the street. They were the only cheaper healthy option. We don’t have a Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods. There’s plenty of Walmarts and dollar stores for those who want chips and soda. I was fine with a few coke or nabisco products but this is ridiculous. I don’t know who is making these decisions but they need to be ousted. I was a big fan for many years could r...

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I am thinking about getting this Slash Victoria Goldtop... it's delivered at a music store with its head cracked. But it is "professionally repaired with glue by the shops luthier" and doesn't come with it's hard case. Thats why they ask €350 for it. Or bidding from €250 (on the website). So I am going to view and testplay it this saturday. But I wanted to have input from here. Like what are you guys and girls thoughts about it, what do I need to watch out for or stuff I need to pay attention for... any tips, info or input would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks in advance and have a nice rocking day/night/weekend where ever your from! Greeting from Kevin!! 🤘�...

It's as the title says. I had mine stored in my apartment complex's rack inside the garage. But in hindsight I should have realized how it was for someone to get inside. And of course, while I did shop for insurance for the ebike, I never actually bought a policy. And of course, my renter's insurance didn't cover it because it's classified as a motorized vehicle. Not happy. It was brand new. Not cheap. I made a lot of mistakes. Just learn from me and get yours insured and park yours inside your apartment if at all possible.

Not a rant, but I don't know what flair it would go under. Did a two shop order twice yesterday. Got the same person for both. I didn't notice until later when I was going through my orders to say thanks that I noticed she only tipped 0.02. Do they seriously think we don't see what they tip? Lol. They really think they're tricking people. Now, Instacart/the stores are by grouping them with better tips. Both the others in the order increased their tips, which I appreciate. Also mini rant. Got my first 4 star from yesterday. Don't know from who or why. It was removed by Instacart. But like why? What's wrong with people feeling like they *have* to give lower r...

Hello there, I am a technical founder based in the UK. Focused on building products directly for end users. As you can imagine, building these is the easy part for me, but distribution not so much. So I’m looking for a cofounder/partner who can own the go-to-market/grow side of things. What I’ve built / building: 1) Kraft (iOS) : gym workout tracker for lifters (plans, fast logging, PRs, analytics, optional AI coaching) Website: [https://www.usekraft.com/](https://www.usekraft.com/) App Store: [https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/kraft-training/id6756748588](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/kraft-training/id6756748588) 2) PennyWise (iOS) : AI money coach (budgeting, spending insights, debt...

Hello there, I am a technical founder based in the UK. Focused on building products directly for end users. As you can imagine, building these is the easy part for me, but distribution not so much. So I’m looking for a cofounder/partner who can own the go-to-market/grow side of things. What I’ve built / building: 1) Kraft (iOS) : gym workout tracker for lifters (plans, fast logging, PRs, analytics, optional AI coaching) Website: [https://www.usekraft.com/](https://www.usekraft.com/) App Store: [https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/kraft-training/id6756748588](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/kraft-training/id6756748588) 2) PennyWise (iOS) : AI money coach (budgeting, spending insights, debt...

Something that’s been on my mind since coming back to school is that I saw another post about the place that opened in the old Lazy Sundaes spot on Waverly and wanted to share this as a discussion, especially for people at NYU who are interested in startups, VC, or the food scene in NYC. As someone who cares about small local businesses, it’s hard not to think about founders who spend years building something from scratch. A lot of them start by selling in parks or doing pop-ups before they ever get a storefront. I feel for Lisbonata, especially since the founders have talked publicly about how much time, money, and personal sacrifice it took for them to open their shop. On r/foodnyc, ...

Hello there, I am a technical founder based in the UK. Focused on building products directly for end users. As you can imagine, building these is the easy part for me, but distribution not so much. So I’m looking for a cofounder/partner who can own the go-to-market/grow side of things. What I’ve built / building: 1) Kraft (iOS) : gym workout tracker for lifters (plans, fast logging, PRs, analytics, optional AI coaching) Website: [https://www.usekraft.com/](https://www.usekraft.com/) App Store: [https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/kraft-training/id6756748588](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/kraft-training/id6756748588) 2) PennyWise (iOS) : AI money coach (budgeting, spending insights, debt...

Just curious if anyone shares my frustration. I’ve always loved shopping second hand for my kids stuff but recently got into thrifting more the past year and had noticed that kid to kid has turned down a lot of what i would consider good condition clothing and items and couldn’t give me a good reason when i asked. And the more i shopped there i was finding less and less good quality items, i got so frustrated i stopped shopping there because i was frequently finding better items at goodwill and other thrift stores. I just feel like for a consignment store i should be finding better quality items there. Am i the only one?

I am a single 36 year old completely untethered man and my boss really likes me. So much so he's planning on giving me a very large promotion. Yippie I would have to relocate from the frozen tundra down there. It's 6 degrees here in Minneapolis, and *that's after a warm up* I'm looking to know where would be the right neighborhood. Currently I'm in a middle class somewhat hipster/artsy area. Think chill local coffee shops wine bars grad students do their homework at. **** ICE signs on every telephone pole. Local crafty stores and corner markets, you'll never have to drink an out of state beer. If there's major shopping complexes within a reasonable drive ...

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Any Canadians out there have a recommendation of where I could look/shop for a special first birthday outfit for my baby boy? I’m struggling to find anything. I hoped Boden might have something because their dresses for girls are sooo sweet and gorgeous but they don’t seem to offer something comparable for boys. I’ve looked on Etsy but everything I’ve found seems like drop-shipped Temu **** (but maybe I’m wrong??? I don’t know, maybe I’m using the wrong search terms). If you have suggestions of a brand or store or maker that exists in Canada or ships to Canada that I could look into, I’d appreciate you sharing!

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