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I try to reuse plastic as much as I can. I don’t buy bottled water, and barely buy juices. Every single plastic bag from bread and packaging air bags, I try to reuse it to pick up after my dog, or for throwing out trash. The garbage bags I buy are just to line my trash can. Still everything we buy in the supermarket comes in plastic 💔 I reuse plastic containers from the stores, and recycle but that doesn’t help because the US doesn’t recycle everything.. I just saw a video on YouTube about all the plastics that the US, Australia and European countries send to Indonesia and third world countries. They have so much plastic that they use it as wood to cook in factories. I can’t imag...

I visited a retail fixture shop two days ago to find durable display hooks for retail stores I wanted strong metal I wanted long life I wanted safe hold But when I checked I felt confused Some hooks look strong but bend easy Some hooks look cheap but feel tight Some hooks look good but coating was not clear I could not trust them I could not decide confidently I is thinking real durability matter more than look Some shop hooks say heavy duty but no test proof. Then I visited another shop in the same area Some hooks had thick steel Some had chrome finish Some had powder coated layer I remembered one supermarket where weak hooks bent and products fall from shelf That made me hesitate even more...

I visited a supermarket equipment expo two days ago to check checkout counter technology I wanted fast billing I wanted easy payment I wanted modern system But when I checked I felt confused Some counters look very smart but too complex Some look simple but slow Some look advanced but expensive I could not trust them I could not decide confidently I is thinking speed and reliability matter most in real store use Then I visited another booth in the same area Some checkout counters had self checkout system Some had barcode scanner integration Some had digital payment screen Some had conveyor belt system I remembered one supermarket where long queue happened because system was slow That made me...

I visited a supermarket equipment shop two days ago to compare checkout counter prices I wanted best deal I wanted strong build I wanted fair cost But when I checked I felt confused Some suppliers give low price but no details Some give high price but better quality Some look same but price is very different I could not trust them I could not decide confidently I is thinking price is not only number but full package matters Then I visited another shop in the same area Some checkout counters had base price Some had installation cost Some had transport cost Some had warranty cost I remembered one store owner who bought cheap counter but later paid more for repair That made me hesitate even mo...

I visited a supermarket equipment shop two days ago to check bulk checkout counters I wanted low price deals I wanted strong build I wanted big order saving But when I checked I felt confused Some sellers say big discoutns Some say no discount on small bulk Some say shipping extra cost I could not trust them I could not decide confidently I is thinking real saving is not clear in market. Then I visited another shop in the same area Some checkout counters had bundle offer Some had seasonal price cut Some had wholesale deal I remembered one store where wrong pricing made custmer angry That made me hesitate even more I is thinking discoutns are not always real Some deals look good but hidde...

I was at the supermarket a few months ago, standing behind a woman who had a small child with her. She didn’t have a cart full of unnecessary things. It was mostly basic stuff: bread, eggs, pasta, milk, some fruit, and a pack of diapers. I wasn’t really paying attention at first, but then her card got declined. She tried again. It declined again. The cashier was polite, but the woman became visibly embarrassed. She started checking her phone, then her bag, then her pockets, like money might magically appear if she looked hard enough. Her child was asking for something from the bag, and she kept saying, “one second,” but her voice was shaking. Then she started putting things back. ...

I visited a supermarket design showroom. two days ago to check modern checkout counter designs .I wanted stylish look I wanted fast billing setup I wanted smart features. But when I checked I felt confused Some counters look very futuristic but too expensive .Some look simple but not modern Some look good but software is complex. I could not trust them I could not decide confidently .I is thinking design must also work in real busy store. Then I visited another shop in the same area Some checkout counters had LED display Some had curved design. Some had self checkout screen. Some had minimalist design I remembered one supermarket. where old counter looked bad and customers felt slow service...

I visited a supermarket store two days ago to choose checkout counters. I wanted durable build I wanted affordable price. I wanted long life. But when I checked I felt confused Some counters were strong but very costly .Some were cheap but looked weak Some looked modern but software felt hard I could not trust them .I could not decide confidently I is thinking balance between price and quality is hard in real market. Then I visited another shop in the same area .Some counters had steel frame Some had laminate top Some had digital billing Some looked good but installation cost was high .I remembered one store where checkout system broke during rush and people got angry That made me hesitate ...

I went shopping at the local supermarket in a small village in Poland. As I walked to the car park, my wallet slipped out of my pocket, so I drove home knowing nothing. I realised I didn’t have it and rang the store. They checked CCTV a couple of days later and saw I dropped it and someone came right behind me and took it as I got to my car. So even if I realised it would’ve been too late. The store manager who checked the CCTV knows this guy but refuses to give any information on him even though he spent all my cash instantly in the store. She rang the police and they now have the footage. I gave a statement and they said it’s not theft because I dropped it and it goes under some...

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a project I’ve been pours my heart into for the past two years. I started building **Aurora Watch** when I was 18 as a way to teach myself SwiftUI while studying. Living in New Zealand, I’ve always been fascinated by the Southern Lights, but I found that most existing tools were either too local or felt like they were stuck in the iOS 7 era. I’ve just hit a massive personal milestone: **4,000 downloads**, entirely through organic growth. **The Journey:** What started as a small tool for my local area has evolved into a full-scale global tracking platform. It’s been a challenge balancing this with my electrical pre-trade labs and my job at the su...

Almost every Namibia self-drive itinerary passes through Swakopmund at some point, and for good reason. After days of gravel roads, remote campsites, and big distances, the Atlantic coast hits differently. Cool air, good coffee, a proper bed if you want one, and a town that somehow feels like coastal Germany dropped into the Namib Desert. Most people spend one or two nights. Here's how to use that time well. **Why it works as a mid-trip stop** The practical value of Swakopmund is often undersold. It's a genuine resupply point: supermarkets, pharmacies, a hardware store if something on the vehicle needs attention, and reliable workshop access if something more serious has come up...

Would really appreciate if you can help me out with basics like: • Good nearby markets / sabzi mandi • Affordable grocery stores / supermarkets• Reliable medical stores (especially ones open late or 24/7)• Decent hospitals/clinics nearby (not too expensive, like for fever, basic issues, emergencies)• Any good food places / cafes / hangout spots• Areas to avoid / things I should know as a newcomer Also anything else you think is important for someone new shifting to Kharghar would really help 🥹

Has anyone else noticed this? I have noticed that only sometimes milk has this awful "carton" taste which is accentuated when I mix it in my coffee. The first few times it happened, I thought it was my coffee. I thought I was doing something wrong, but I was able to isolate it to the milk purchased at the convenience store. It was the typical blue "oishii gyuunyuu". However, this was the exact brand I had at home as well and never had any issues with it. This led me to believe maybe the convenience store was doing something wrong with storage? Recently, I've noticed that occasionally I'll get the same effect on other brands purchased from my local supermarket t...

So I've been trying to grow some beautiful poppies here for the last couple days and I can't help but wonder if they'll grow \**at all*\*, since some days where I live have reached 30ºC and I've heard that Papaver somniferum survives heat a LOT more than Papaver rhoeas and I'm kinda worried that they won't germinate! Also, I had to buy P. somniferum seeds from the supermarket (the seasoning kind) since gardening P. somniferum seeds aren't that accessible, as P. somniferum is illegal here. But, I've also decided to buy P. rhoeas seeds from an actual gardening store since they aren't illegal! I'll also grow California poppies but I'm not ...

I can cook and bake, so I always "bring it" to a potluck. Baked goods, roasted vegetables - everything I bring is always put together with fresh ingredients and made with love. That said, since the new year, we've had like four of these things in my workplace and it's starting to get really annoying. First, there's the realization that my workplace is too cheap to spring for catering, so, hey, let's have employees bring **** in, made on their own dime, on their own time. Second is the fact that the potlucks are always organized mid-week. I get home from work and have to run to the supermarket to get ingredients and then devote my evening to making the dish ...

H-E-B’s rise wasn’t an overnight success story. It took more than a century of steady expansion, smart timing, and deep Texas loyalty. Read the Full Detailed Timeline: [https://texashappens.com/timeline-of-h-e-b-texas-grocery-chain/](https://texashappens.com/timeline-of-h-e-b-texas-grocery-chain/) A quick timeline: **1905** — Florence Butt opens a small grocery store in Kerrville, Texas. **1919** — Howard E. Butt takes over and begins modernizing the family business. **1931** — H-E-B grows to nearly 20 stores and about $2 million in gross business during the Great Depression. **1942** — The first store under the H-E-B name opens in San Antonio. **1944** — H-E-B opens...

As a New Zealander one of my pet peeves is when tourists accuse us of not being friendly when they make entitled requests. Also, if you’re bikepacking then finding the public water supplies on your route seems pretty crucial.

We're a family of four seeking to escape from NYC. I work as a nurse, I make good money  but can't afford to buy a home because cost of living here *****. And I won't miss the fast paced lifestyle, something a little slower and less stressful would be much welcomed.  We have plenty saved for a down payment and then some, but a decent home in a decent neighborhood is going for like 650k to 1.4 million. 20% on the lower end of that will eat up 60-75% of our savings. Even then, there's no silver lining because the lowest monthly mortgage you can get around here is about $4000-4500, even with my credit score 810.  For reference, I make $72/hr and net roughly $3800-3900 b...

We're a family of four seeking to escape from NYC. I work as a nurse, I make good money  but can't afford to buy a home because cost of living here *****. And I won't miss the fast paced lifestyle, something a little slower and less stressful would be much welcomed.  We have plenty saved for a down payment and then some, but a decent home in a decent neighborhood is going for like 650k to 1.4 million. 20% on the lower end of that will eat up 60-75% of our savings. Even then, there's no silver lining because the lowest monthly mortgage you can get around here is about $4000-4500, even with my credit score 810.  For reference, I make $72/hr and net roughly $3800-3900 b...