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If anyone is in town, I’m organizing a meet up at a 100-year old liquor shop near Nijo castle. Limited spots. Standing Bar English This is an English practice event but visitors are welcome to come and interact with locals. 3/11 (Wed) 60 mins 1st session: 18:00-19:00 2nd session: 19:10-20:10 \* Please choose one time slot 2,000 yen (including appetizers) \* please buy a drink at the liquor store Host: Eric (from Canada) Chef: Mami Venue: sake cube https://maps.app.goo.gl/PowzhJfkpuYP7iTQ8?g\_st=ic

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First time tourist in Taipei. I had the most puzzling experience in Mega City today. Wanted to buy a pair of sneakers but the staff at a few stores I went into completely ignored me. I’m English speaking western presenting but didn’t even receive an acknowledgment of presence. Would this be a typical retail experience in Taiwan? As a business owner and coming from NA based retail it ***** my mind. Most retail stores have a rule staff must say hello or ask if you need help finding something within moments of entering the store. These stores were completely empty so it wasn’t that they were busy. They basically seemed like a bunch of NPCs in a daze. If this is cultural fine but how is th...

weird lng it just says iPad air 11 inches without specifying if it’s M1 or M2 or M3. ang mura kasi so binili ko na. lol. wait ko na lng dumating. di rin sumasagot ng matino sa chat with seller

I have won my 50/50 on aria which I didn't expect after getting 5star back to back but I think i was lucky I hope you all have also win your 50/50

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I just finished my final shift at Target. I’ve been working as an ETL for over a decade now, but it was time to move on. For the first few years I absolutely loved my job. The pay was great, the schedule was fine, the workload was hefty but manageable. And the people were wonderful. I felt like from my SD (or STL as they were called) down to the hourly employee… everyone had a sense of belonging and we all felt like we were one cohesive unit who could tackle any task in front of us. But things started to change… Of course people came and went and dynamics shifted a bit, which is normal. But it was still an overall pleasant experience. Then I was moved to another store, a “red” sto...

so, basically, i bought some reta with a chinese supplier, and then after receiving my package they sent me a email saying that they will give me money if i send the vials they sell to janoshik. but whats the thing? i cant understand it, whey they would pay me to do that if they can do??

Let’s break a classic taboo for a moment and talk about something that roughly half the population deals with sooner or later in life. Yes. **Periods**. ****** Periods. Now that we’ve survived saying the word on the internet, here’s the nerdy part: As someone who is periodically betrayed by my own uterus, I had a thought recently. Home Assistant tracks my lights, heating, energy usage, plants, vacuum cleaner, and trash pickup… …but the one recurring biological phase that actually influences my comfort, temperature, mood, and survival strategy every month? Nowhere in HA. Just a dedicated app on my smartphone. A closed system, safe but not very useful anywhere else. -- To be fa...

Not sure how long this has been a thing, but while I was looking up bike parts on Amazon, I got a section that linked to online retailers unrelated to Amazon. I have to wonder what Amazon is getting out of this. Amazon (the shopping website, not the company) has never been a huge money maker, so I don't see how this would help in that regard. But it's cool none the less. What do you guys think about this? Seems like a cool feature, though again, I question what the motives behind it truly are...

I've been DMing for a while, and shop scenes always hit the same wall. Players ask "what does this item do?" or "how much gold do I have left?" — and I'd have to stop, open the book, open Google, do mental math. Every time. The atmosphere I'd built would just evaporate. So I built a tool for my own sessions. My players loved it so much they told me to release it publicly — so here it is. **\*\*What it does:\*\*** \- 1,200+ items with full stat blocks (rarity, weight, description, stats) \- Drag & drop items into your shop, or Roll to randomly stock it (filter by category, rarity, price) \- **\*\*Player View\*\*** — a dedi...

So i was born with congenital hip dysplasia (right )and had a few surgeries when i was young, the most recent being in 2017 when i was 11. Fast forward to late 2023, and this hip pain starts up out of nowhere. a few months in, still hasn't left so i applied to see a Orthopedic specialist. Finally got to see him for the first time Dec 2024 - had a few scans - nothing showing up but they thought i had a tear. I had a steroid injection, which didn't help. after months of waiting for appointments, waiting for MRI/CT scans ETC and discussing options of weather a hip replacement would be good or a hip arthroscopy, i was told a few weeks ago that surgery inst an option and there's no...

Hello! I have been working on an action roguelite called "GAARL!" and I just released a demo on itch. The game's mechanics are focused around a chain gun. Fire it into walls or ceilings to deploy a climbable chain, or shoot it at enemies to use it as a weapon. In both cases ammo is limited and must be picked up to be reused. Between each level is a shop that offers perks, my goal is that most perks should offer new abilities or qualitatively change the gameplay. I am trying to keep overall damage/health numbers low so that a skilled player could beat the game without any upgrades. The demo has 24 perks, but I am aiming for 100 in the full release. Thanks for reading! ...

So my husband and I opened 2 successful businesses 6-7 years ago. One smoke shop/CBD store, one food truck. Both successful, long story short he completely changed and switched up on me, lied bout marital status cause he knew I wouldn't sign, sold building, we didn't become rich but wasn't broke and was way better than working factory, we still live together, and it's **** ,he became so mean , divorce will come soon I'm sure , we barely speak cause it was very disrespectful and shady everything that happened. But I guess my question is where do I go from here? It's a heartbreak like I never imagined. I don't have the money to restart a different business, ...

Those of you in Google Workspace environments that manage Windows and Macs... How do you handle files saved locally on Windows and Macs? We're struggling with this. We currently push the Google Drive desktop app to all computers via Intune, but there's no way we've found to automatically log users into it or set it up to automatically back up their desktop/documents/downloads. Back in the Windows Server days we'd do roaming user profiles and the like. If we were a Microsoft shop, we'd do it all with OneDrive, but we're not. We've standardized for years on Google Drive as our file storage. No more file servers. No OneDrive. Trying to get to the point where ...

Any other US stores gotten those small shopping carts? My store got like so many that now it’s like 2/3 of the carts are the small ones and the other 1/3 are the older bigger ones and so many customers have been complaining about it as when they try to retrieve their quarter they can’t push the cart in and always get so annoyed with us about it so I’m wondering if any other stores have had this issue yet lol

Those of you in Google Workspace districts that manage Windows and Macs... How do you handle files saved locally on Windows and Macs? We're struggling with this. We currently push the Google Drive desktop app to all computers via Intune, but there's no way we've found to automatically log users into it or set it up to automatically back up their desktop/documents/downloads. Back in the Windows Server days we'd do roaming user profiles and the like. If we were a Microsoft shop, we'd do it all with OneDrive, but we're not. We've standardized for years on Google Drive as our file storage. No more file servers. No OneDrive. Trying to get to the point where we ...

There are loads of great restaurants right by subway stations in Beijing. So I pick a line, follow the stops, eat yourself into a coma. # Line 2 (Ring Line) — The Old Beijing Circuit >*This is the cultural spine of Beijing. Ancient hutongs, imperial temples, and the most iconic Beijing food you'll find anywhere.* # 📍 Qianmen Station (前门站) — Peking Duck Central This is ground zero for Peking Duck (北京烤鸭), the most iconic dish of Beijing. Three very different options depending on your vibe and budget: * Liqun Roast Duck (利群烤鸭) — Hidden inside a historic siheyuan (courtyard house) at *11 Beixiangfeng Hutong*. Only 15 tables, reservation 1-2 weeks i...

Hey r/Chicago, Here’s a little piece of South Side history! House of Music, at 1637 E. 87th St, has been a community staple for over 30 years, sharing music, collectibles, and memories with Chicagoans near and far. This photo is from a recent newspaper article about my dad and the store—a reminder of how long he’s been keeping the music alive in our neighborhood. Over the years, the store has been home to records, tapes, DVDs, buttons, t-shirts, and plaques, and has been a place where music lovers of all generations could come together. It’s amazing to see how one small shop can touch so many lives over three decades. Just wanted to share this piece of Chicago history with you all...