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Latest Comments & Reviews & Feedback & Social Media Sharing of the Popular Store Latest Community Discussions About Popular Stores in USH-E-B Shopping Orders - Wow1h agoI did not realize HEB used DD to fulfill some of their shopping orders (thought they only used their own app Favor). Is this new? This past week I received 2 HEB shopping orders. Maybe it's because I've been a pro shopper long enough now that I am now eligible to receive them? Either way, WOW shopping at HEB soo much better than a typical shopping order. Both orders I got paid very good to great (one was like a $30 tip for 7 item and 4 miles). Then the in-app shopping experience is great. You have a map of the store with a path showing the most efficient route you can walk to each item, including what entrance to come in and what registers to go to. You are given not just the ais... TinyURL vs Modern Link Platforms in 2026: Why Smart Brands Are Choosing abURL1h agoLinks are no longer simple redirects. In 2026, they are part of your marketing infrastructure. Every campaign — from paid ads to QR codes on packaging — depends on a link. That link determines whether you can measure performance, attribute conversions, and optimize results. While legacy shorteners like TinyURL helped popularize link shortening years ago, today’s brands need more than compressed URLs. They need branded control, measurable QR codes, and actionable analytics. This is where modern platforms like abURL stand apart. ### Why Basic Shorteners Like TinyURL Fall Short in 2026 TinyURL is widely known for quick link shortening. It is simple and fast. But simplicity alone is n... STEAM IS OUT2h agoThe Clothing store manager in Little Shop of Sweaters was such a Karen2h agoI don't think she needed to be so harsh with DJ and Stephanie. Stephanie didn't intentionally shoplift. She misunderstood what the buy now pay later sign meant. I think any 6 year old would assume the same thing Stephanie did that the sign meant you could just take any item you want and return to the store to pay for it once you save up enough money. The manager even explained it poorly to Stephanie too just saying "Yes people buy now and pay later all the time. it's called credit" I doubt Stephanie was old enough to understand the concept of credit Dj and Stephanie were even doing the right thing going back to the store to return the sweater but the lady had no sym... Reapplying2h agoI recently applied to a retail sales associate position at a Verizon store location because I didn't seem to pass the self assessment exam. Could or should I attempt to reapply for the same role just through another account or would that just not work at all? Reapplying2h agoI recently applied to a retail sales associate position at a Verizon store location because I didn't seem to pass the self assessment exam. Could or should I attempt to reapply for the same role just through another account or would that just not work at all? Canada2h agoHas anyone seen any daydreamers or any of the popular bags in any stores around the GTA? I'm specifically looking for daydreamers I've had good luck finding some cute bags at winners, but nothing significant at marshalls. Parking lot drinker2h agoI finished my last job of the day today around 5pm and pulled into a parking lot to complete my paperwork before I drove home. Woman in her '60s pulls up next to me. Well dressed, late model car. She puts her purse in her lap, pulls out a maybe 10 or 12 oz bottle of Sutter Home wine, unscrews the cap, polishes it off. No idea how much it had in it to begin with, dark bottle. Puts the empty in her cup holder She walks to the shopping center, enters the liquor store. She comes back to her car, pops her trunk, unloads five or six of those same size bottles into her trunk, gets in her driver's seat, takes another bottle out of her purse, unscrews the cap on a fresh bottle, takes a big... What OTHER industries does stuff like this happen on a regular basis? Imagine any other retail situation where the norm ...2h agoWhat are you guys outside of Europe and USA wearing?2h agoJust for the curiosity. I am European and obviously prefer European shoes. And understandable USA citizens prefer USA shoe. But how about the rest of you guys? Maybe you have local brands I am not heard of? Or maybe you have retailers with same brands as we do? Or maybe you order directly from same brands? Many of western designed shoes are made in Asia, but are they sell there too? I have understood the manufacturing is done there because of lower cost and then the price is similar as made in Europe shoes have. Can you buy them cheaper from the country they're made in? Honestly, I am not very aware of any other countries than mine. What has surprised me is that retailers seem to be ... From tech to small business ownership during midlife?2h agoI (45F) am married (48M) and have two kids in high school (9th and 11th). We live in an expensive and very large coastal city where my in-laws bought us a house (🙏🙏🙏🙏). I am estranged from my family. My husband has been unemployed for a year, but also he's never been much of an earner. I was supporting us entirely, but now I have been laid off as well. And y'all already know: it's bleak out there. For the last several months, my husband has been doing gig work. I had a bunch of interviews at first, but each of them was weird in one way or another (and one that was normal that I flopped like a big **** ***** because I was under so much pressure that I could barel... Preferred Store recs in the northeast?2h agoDoes anyone have a preferred store in New England? My state is a LV desert so I typically just buy online. The only stores I've been to were out of the country. Closest stores for me are the ones below, all about 70-80 miles away. None of them have great reviews online, so if I'm better off continuing to shop online I'll just do that. \- Farmington, CT \- Natick, MA \- Boston Copley, MA Next closest would be NYC but that's a 3ish hour drive and who wants to drive the length of CT anyway 😅 The Modern Canine - Dog Store & Grooming - New Jersey2h agoContact us for any advice on pet food or dog grooming! If you are local to the Montgomery Township or Hillsborough Township area please stop into our store! We are locally owned and operated dog store and grooming salon in Belle Mead NJ that focuses on pet health, holistic care and nutrition. We carry dog foods with integrity and a transparent ingredient panel. We worked for over 1 year curating unique dog products from small businesses and local creators from all over the world. Our dog grooming philosophy is to not overbook, we only take 1 dog per groomer at a time, so your pup can have a stress free grooming experience here at The Modern Canine. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_... The Leather Lie Nobody Talks About (And Why Fantasy Markets Are Drowning in It)2h agoI’ve been walking Castlefest, Elfia, fantasy fairs in Germany and Italy long enough to see the pattern repeat itself like bad wallpaper. Every year the same story. New faces. New banners. Same belts. I’m not writing this as an outsider or a keyboard knight. I sell leather. I cut it, shorten it, smell it, burn the edge when I need to know what it really is. I run Johnny’s Vintage and Leathers out of Harderwijk, the Netherlands. Offline hands dirty. Online on Etsy. And I’ve stood between real makers and containers full of bullshit long enough to know where the line is. This post is not about “cheap stuff bad”. It’s about honesty. Or the complete lack of it. Because somewhere ... I might be wrong but I think they might sell hazbin hotel cafe standees starting tomorrow2h agoAgain I might be very wrong Is this a good cv for British airway applied with this but now that I see how competitive it is am scared if there’s ...2h agoFingering Weight Destash2h agoPayPal G&S All yarn from a smoke free, cat friendly home. Yarn is stored in hutch with cedar blocks, cats do not have access to it but can be in the room it was stored in. Will cover shipping if you buy multiple! :) I just have way too many single skeins!! Rocky Mountain Yarn Co.(Now Fantasy Fibers Yarn Co) – Court of Dreams (Columbia Ice Field Sock Set, 3-ply 75 SW Merino/20 Nylon/5 Lurex, Full hank 437 yd/100g, minis 87yd/20g)($25 plus shipping) Madelinetosh Twist Light – Rye Bourbon (75 SW Merino Wool/25 Nylon, 420 yds/384 m) ($15 plus shipping) Madelinetosh Twist Light – Spectrum (75 SW Merino Wool/25 Nylon, 420 yds/384 m) ($15 plus shipping) Treehouse Knits Sequoia... Jerry Harvey Audio Jessie IEMs for performance and practice2h agoHello IEM community, I play bass in a worship band and have used the Shure SE215 IEMs they provided for a couple years. I practice at home with big ‘ol headphones. I recently decided to get my own set and started researching. I see a ton of recommendations for brands I have never heard of but I am concerned that most are geared towards casual music listening. Ultimately my needs are for neutral tuning, comfort, and reliability. I purchased some Jerry Harvey Audio Jessie IEMs thinking they were affordable and made in USA by a brand I have heard of. Turns out they are made in China but I opened the package anyways so there’s no going back. I can’t give a full review at this time but I ... Princess collection online vs in store2h agoI don’t like online shopping and don’t want to buy anything I can’t smell anyway but I am wondering if all stores are getting the same products that are online or if some/most are going to be limited to the website? I wasn’t really interested in the last collection so I don’t know what to expect. Flooring in only store in town2h agoHi All. I recently moved towns and it only has one shop for food and supply. I’ve gone a couple times with my family. I’m just concerned about the broken tiles in the store that my kids are stepping on. These look 12x12 so may be ok? Any advice is welcomed. Thanks for the help ğŸ›¡ï¸ Content Safety: All discussions are automatically filtered for inappropriate content to ensure a safe browsing experience. |