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Hello everyone. I am an African American/Latino 30M formerly in-shape gamer, and someone who's not really that fashionable. I can match and contrast colors well I feel like, but I know nothing about fashion beyond clothes that "look cool to me". I don't care at all about clout, wearing the latest and greatest and most expensive fashion, or buying big name brands like Yeezy or something. I have no problem with going to places like Plato's Closet for second-hand apparel either; as long as it looks good. I DO like gamer apparel but I try to get things like shirts with cool /stylized artwork on it and avoid being cringy with something like a big yellow Pikachu head shirt...

Retro Rewind is actually so fun to play through on your own and not just watching Case play it. The customers lines are so funny and its very polished for a indie sim game you can play it for hours and forget you’re actually just playin the game. Even just checking back in the movies and restocking them on the shelves is so chill with the exception of Waterpark sim which is also w game I feel like with a lot of the sim games kinda like supermarket sim, laundry store just watching Case play through it you get the playing experience and it’s not as fun when you play it yourself but the movies and interactions are different in every play through. If your thinking about playing it yourself I...

How much are other people spending on food? I know that its represented in the stats but also curious to see how other people are finding it in real world practical terms? Im noticing inflation persisting. Im a single adult and I notice that my food costs were $630 a month in 2024, which was already a substantial increase from 2019 when it used to be about $490. So far this year my average costs are tracking at $690 a month and it seems likely to rise. I want to be clear that I rigorously track every single cent spent on food. This is not a rough assessment. It includes every single food purchase, whether from the supermarket or takeaways or corner dairy. It also includes any toiletries, ...

Would love if there was a service around me that done customizable fruit deliveries but unfortunately not. I'm limited to stores and supermarkets. Where does everyone get theirs? I make overnight oats a lot so kind of a necessity.

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Hi everyone, We’re currently in Paris (about 10–15 minutes from the Eiffel Tower) and urgently need a baby stroller rain/wind cover. Unfortunately, our luggage is delayed so we don’t have any baby essentials, and our Airbnb host said we can’t receive Amazon deliveries. Does anyone know: \- Where we can buy a stroller rain cover (universal is fine) nearby? \- Any baby stores or even supermarkets that might stock this? We’d really appreciate any quick recommendations 🙏

Does anyone know where I could buy a tofu press (in store, not online) I’ve tried the Asian supermarket on park and cannon, the casual gourmet in westdale and Chris’ chefs supply on Murray. Thanks for any help

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I’m in the US - I used to get a brand called Lovibles at my local pet supermarket. My cats liked the pate. It came out the can easily and had a nice gravy juice with it. I called my local store yesterday, she said they still sell it but when I mentioned I couldn’t find it on the site, she went and looked and said “oh we don’t sell it anymore” but couldn’t tell me if it was discontinued. Looks like it’s still sold at pet valu in Canada. Anyone have info on this brand or something similar available in the US? (Please don’t recommend fancy feast)

Anyone else had a similar experience? I didn’t have time to make bread before today and we wanted sandwiches for lunch. So I nipped by the supermarket and got some “fresh” bread from the bakery part. When I got home and started slicing it, a bit of crust fell off so I had it. And it was honestly quite revolting. A very strange chemical type taste. I haven’t even been making my own bread that long I didn’t think my taste would have changed much. Probably daft of me to think bread baked in store would be any better really.

Woke up yesterday morning to a bunch of notifications that someone had tried to spend on my SumUp card. Fortunately there was little money in the account so the £100 at the Nike store was blocked, as was the £81 at ‘SP RoyalCulture’. No new trainers for the fraudster this time! I froze the card to be on the safe side. What is annoying is I called SumUp and their automated system bounced me off the phone back to online (via an sms) except I could not log in successfully. And the password remind email never arrived. I was also in a queue for their live chat for 2 hours via the personal banking app. Shocking that even in the case of suspected fraud you cannot get through to a human on...

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All the South Bay stores I’ve checked sell the viral 3D fruit ice cream bars (propitious mango, peach, lemon, etc.) in 3 packs & the Lotte sweet corn ice cream sandwiches in 5 packs. The stores I’ve tried are: \- Han Kook Supermarket in Sunnyvale \- Mega Mart in Sunnyvale \- 99 Ranch in Mountain View \- 99 Ranch in Cupertino \- HMart San Jose De Anza \- HMart San Jose Oakland (this one didn’t even have the fruit ice cream, just the corn one) The only place I’ve seen selling the ice creams as individual units instead of multipacks was an extremely overpriced kiosk at Great Mall in Milpitas. Are there any other places selling them individually in the South Bay?

This came up as a question on grocery habits in the US. I figure, the best metric to determine how common buying soda with your weekly grocery run is, would be how quickly the soda gets restocked at a store like Publix. So how quickly does it need to be replenished? Just curious

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Hello everybody, We built a new app, smartKalathi, to compare supermarket prices in Cyprus. It uses the official e-Kalathi data but presents it better and in a more functional way for everyday shopping. **Main features** 1. **Location aware:** Set a KM range to see only the supermarkets you are actually willing to drive to. 2. **Split Basket Strategy:** The app calculates if you'll save more by shopping at one store or by splitting your list between two or more. It shows you the price difference so you can decide if the extra stop is worth it. 3. **Price History:** Track price fluctuations for specific items and your total basket over time to see how much you’re really spending. *...

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