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So this happened today while grocery shopping with my wife in Spain. For context, we house and pet sit all over Europe, which means we’re permanently confused by cultural differences like siestas, opening hours, and when anything actually happens. Mid-shop, an announcement came over the PA in Spanish. I caught: “cerramos… hasta cuatro.” My brain immediately translated this as “we’re closing until 4pm.” Panic mode engaged. I told my wife we had to leave and confidently walked out of the store, assuming she was right behind me. She was not. When I went back in, she was still shopping. Turns out the announcement meant checkout till number 4 was closing, not the entire superm...

I wanted to ask how this might be viewed in an islamic perspective. There’s a homeless man in my neighborhood that i always see, I always try to help him whenever I can. Although this past summer he was saying to me how he wanted an orange juice from the grocery store nearby and he ended up buying 3 bottles of oil, 3 bags of rice, shampoo, packets of tuna, 2 bottles of milk, pounds of chicken etc. He was saying to me how he has kids and he wants to support them, and i couldn’t stop him but i was under the impression that he wanted orange juice only. Today, he did it again saying he wanted coffee as i was sitting outside the coffee shop. I told him I’ll get it for him from this coffee s...

Tell me if I’m overreacting! I’m just shy of 20 weeks. I work for a fairly large supermarket company in Australia and I am in just a 15 hour part time role in Nightfill (stocking shelves from about 5/6pm until 11pm). I have been put on light duties from about 8 weeks which is amazing; my direct manager for the department itself is great. The store manager, not so much. Context is, I have a heart arrhythmia that has worsened with pregnancy, it is managed with a beta blocker but after 6-8 hours, episodes can slip in when it wears off before my next dose. So with this, by the time I start work, an episode can slip in and it has, last week and a few times before that. Doctor’s orders ar...

But I know there is no way in **** this whole cake is 360 calories Publix COUNT YOUR ******* DAYS

When I was traveling around Europe I had a lot of butters that were better than Kerrygold, there are some French and some cheese stores in the city near me that sell a lot of different butters. But the best at my local supermarket was only Kerrygold. So what are the best butter brands?

It feels like Publix is the Lakers of retail—once great, still riding on past achievements. Their hiring process comes off as overly self-important, like getting in is some kind of “grocery store Harvard,” when the reality doesn’t match the image. Raises are infrequent, corporate decisions seem to make day-to-day work harder, and the culture feels out of touch. I once wanted to work there, was warned against it, ignored the advice, and learned the hard way. I was treated like I should be grateful just to be considered, only to realize there was no justification for that attitude. As someone practical and logical, it was a major turnoff. Is it just the region I’m in?

I was inspired by Hop’s post the other day: “The Giga Codex”. It got me wondering: If I associate identity with this idea, how can I prove its impact? @pondtalk and I have also discussed the topic of “Showing not Telling” at length for proving out that movement coins are, in fact, movements. They move people in a way that memecoins cannot. There is a stark difference. So I asked myself how holding this coin has improved my life and helped me embody the idea: **Part 1 - Exercise:** this year, I’ve lost 16 pounds, I’ve increased my average running speed by 15% and I’ve been tracking my lifts for the first time in nearly 7 years. For years, I meandered in the endless mid...

This has been happening for years! I recently told my husband about this and he looked at me like I was crazy. I made banana bread using a new recipe that I just googled. It was perfectly fine even though I tweaked the recipe a bit to make up for insufficient amount of banana. So its ready, I taste it, there is more than enough banana flavour and the texture was correct, but there is this weird taste to it but my husband does not taste the same weird thing when he ate it. The thing is, its a taste that I have tasted in a lot of baked products, both homemade and store bought, throughout the years and its driving me crazy cause I can't figure out where this taste comes from. I of...

i've been trying to find this game for a while now and i know it's probably real because my mum remembers playing it too, just not the name of it. Platform(s): i believe i played the game in the mid 2010s on an ipad so i know for sure it was or used to be on the app store (i've only used apple products). it could've also been on android. Genre: time-management game? Estimated year of release: early 2010s, maybe 2011-2013. Graphics/art style: the artstyle was slightly pixelated and not overly cute, similar to the delicious emily games. Notable characters: i believe there was a blonde girl as the protagonist. Notable gameplay mechanics: the game itself takes after ...

Hi everyone, I’m looking for practical ideas to upgrade my father’s kirane ki dukan. Current situation: • It’s a small general store in a small district of Madhya Pradesh • Located on a working/main road (good footfall potential) • Running for many years, but profits are very low now • Mostly sells basic groceries and daily-use items • Competition from nearby shops and small supermarkets has increased I want to modernize or improve the business without huge capital investment. I’m open to: • Changing product mix • Adding new services • Improving store layout or experience • Using tech (UPI, delivery, WhatsApp orders, etc.) • Any small but high-impact ...

Some mentioned OH or IN. I'm thinking Southeast Missouri. In the past I saw Publix commercials on the Cape TV stations because they cover parts of TN. It's a southern college town and it would do good there during school. St. Louis P would have no chance in ****. They have Schnucks and Dierbergs. Dierbergs is basically Publix except the color brown instead of green. High priced very similar type store and everyone in St. Louis metro area shops there. Cult following basically and there is a schnucks or Dierbergs on every corner. Branson if a Publix were put in there, it would probably be a top ten grossing store in the company. In the summer that place is packed worse than Desti...

Any of these 5. Lomls. ***** the first w aren't really sold at supermarkets at all. But I can always get them at servos or random corner stores or online from Amazon which I did do once but prefer to get them in person at servos as its cheaper less delivery fees etc. But the 3 in other pic I can get legit anywhere. Yayya

Zdravo! Group of 3 (respectful!) 40+YO males attending a festival at The Garden Resort in Tisno, but staying on the edges of Šibenik...have looked at Uber fair estimates for all our travel to and from the festival, plus transfers from and back to Split airport...plus some extra for general activities, supermarket/bottle store supply runs, lunches, beach etc and price is what it is, but rather than rely on Uber, which takes large percentage and could be subject to surging...we'd rather all the money went directly to someone's pocket. For security/safety reasons, we'd want someone who is accredited/licensed to carry passengers and has a moderately OK level of English. Though...

Hi all, I’ve been a grocery ADM in a metro store for 3 months now. I originally stepped up (team member for 2 years already) because I thought it would be good to get some management experience alongside my uni studies, but I’m starting to regret this decision as it’s taking a toll on my wellbeing and I’m starting to notice it. I’ve only taken my full break on around 5-10% of my shifts, sometimes not getting to take my break at all, and the amount of pressure from upper management is becoming too much. Even on my days off I’m having to plan work, strategies for the night-fill, respond to messages etc. and I’m struggling to sleep at night thinking about the next shift. Despite t...

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#Warning: I will not message you first. If you were messaged by someone claiming to be me you are in the process of being scammed. Please state the following: > * Type of card(s) and amount of each. * What payment method you accept. * How you acquired the GC and why you're getting rid of it. ____ Crypto^4, Paypal^1, Apple Pay, Cashapp, Varo, Chime, Venmo, and Western Union/M-pesa/Airtel/Equitel (5% is taken off Western Union payments/all M-Pesa, Airtel, Equitel payments are sent via Western Union) I only have Steam as a substitute for cash payments in gift card trades. Want ↓ | PayPal G&S | All other Cash payments or a Gift Card ↓ | Crypto^4 ↓...

I just bought my first espresso machine (Ninja Deluxe Café) so naturally im diving into the wonderful world of freshly roasted beans. Luckily I found a local coffee bean roaster on Google Maps. I went there, hoping to buy bags of beans with a roast date on them (something that I couldn’t find on supermarket coffee beans). However, I was greeted with a nice lady standing before a row of 10 huge glass jars of coffee beans (the kind that you fill from the top and empty from the bottom) and a store full of tea and herb mixes. I asked if the coffee behind her was freshly roasted and she told me ‘yeah, you can see I’m roasting a batch now as well’ and she pointed me to a roaster in the ...

Jim arrived at the dealership.  Queen City Chevrolet was located on South Tryon Street, in the shadow of the Charlotte skyscrapers, and just a short distance from Bank of America Stadium, where the NFL’s Carolina Panthers play.  It was built in 1934 as a Packard dealership.  The dealership had been remodeled quite a few times since it opened.  The dealership was still selling Packards as well as used cars when automobile production was halted in 1942, thanks to World War II.  The dealership switched to a Chrysler-Plymouth dealership in 1956 (by that time, the Packard brand was close to being gone).  Finally, in 1966, after a decade of selling Chryslers and Plymouths, the dealership s...

**\*Due to the size of this blog, this chapter will be done in TWO PARTS\*** Throughout his life, it seemed Jim Faulkner had developed a number of opinions in life.  He felt that these opinions made life better.  Maybe that could have explained why he had as many friends as he did, and why everyone liked him so much.  Here were five things he felt. *If no one can count on their family and friends, it’s a sorry world*.  Jim always took great pride in his friends.  He felt he could turn to them when the need arose.  This especially proved true when Jim lost his wife.  When Candi died in a plane crash in 2007, everyone seemed to be there for Jim.  Just as friends were important to J...