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CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Discover IT, $5,300, 6/21 \* Amazon Prime Visa Card, $6,300, 09/24 \* Citi Strata Premier, $8,000, 4/26 \* FICO scores with source: 764 Experian \* Oldest credit card account age: 5 Years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 1 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 1 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 2 \* Annual income $: 50k CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: Yes \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 169 \* Groceries $: 184 (Lowes Foods, Publix, Food Lion) \* Gas $: 195 ...

so i had an interview at a publix near me last friday for the bakery and the manager who interviewed me said she had more interviews to do and that if i don’t get hired at that store that she would put in a word for me for other publix’s in the area. well she actually stuck to her word and did and another publix called me last saturday and asked if i could come in for an interview tuesday. so tuesday comes around and i went to my interview and the bakery manager was super sweet and nice and i feel like we really hit it off. she said that the other manager at the first publix i interviewed at had nothing but good things to say about me and all of that. towards the end of the interview she...

Hey everyone, I'd love to introduce you all to the **Sustainable Fuelling Guide** that i've spent the last few months writing and putting together. I don't like how nutritional brands prices have increased whilst the industry promotes and market more and more single-serving, laminated plastics packets that end up in the landfill. All whilst saying "its more inclusive", yet it actually becomes more unaffordable. The aim is to help people find cheaper options for fuelling and reduce single-use plastic at the same time and below i'll add some examples of fuel options and they're price savings. In this guide you will find a complete and growing list (as I fi...

I've been out and about in the area I live in over the past few days (Larchmont, NY), and got to thinking about why I'm happy to live here. Though 'the suburbs' get a lot of **** on Reddit in general, I felt compelled to offer up a contrasting view - that a well designed, well located suburban life can be pretty great. Here's what my particular suburb offers: \- Dense neighborhoods of older houses (Tudors, Colonials, Mediterraneans) on small lots. Sidewalks and mature greenery everywhere. \- Two commercial areas with over 100 small shops, restaurants, and gourmet food stores. No chains other than a Starbucks, as well as some supermarkets on the outskirts. \- A...

I want to stay with publix, I know its not the greatest job but it pays the bills and I enjoy some of the coworkers and customers that are around me. However im part time cashier/bagger/cleaner/floor care/sampling person i do more than any of the customer service staff at my store. However I been struggling with the reason why my manager or even store manager wont allow full time cashiers or baggers you have to move up to the desk to get full time at my store and I think that is very wrong. Ive earn my keep of full time, I come to work on time, I take doubles, I will come back to work even when my shift is done and im home because I need hours. I'm so lost I do an amazing job even in ch...

I spent some time pricing out the same staples across stores in different neighborhoods. The gaps are genuinely wild, but not in the way you'd expect. Here's what a dozen eggs costs right now: \- H-Mart (Amsterdam Ave): $9.99 \- Pioneer Supermarket (Columbus Ave): $9.99 \- Whole Foods (UWS): $7.99 \- Key Food (Amsterdam): $6.79 \- Fairway (UWS): $5.89 \- Trader Joe's (UWS): $3.49 It's not always the fancy stores ripping you off. A Vital City reporter found kiwis at their local C-Town going for $9.99 while the same item was $6.99 at Whole Foods. Gothamist tracked prices across 20 stores for six months and found regional chains like C-Town and Foodtown were consiste...

https://preview.redd.it/u560mthtscyg1.jpg?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e4a6436c692e24878349e7eb695d2466013be39d I'm a 1st year CS student and I recently built an app that lets you compare grocery prices across 9 UK supermarkets including loyalty card prices (Clubcard, Nectar). Mainly built this for my portfolio, but I found I was getting organic downloads consistently for months, so well, I guess I'm slightly invested now :) Supermarkets actively try to block scraping so I had to build per-site Selenium pipelines to get the data and eventually just switched to Playwright stealth. The bigger problem was that naive price sorting breaks search relevance...

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I drove to Publix during my lunch break since it's close to my work. It's a nice clean Publix grocery store with a good reputation around town. I walk through the first door where the shopping carts are lined up. Three Publix employees are escorting an angry customer out of the store. Other employees are standing directly behind them, blocking the second door trapping me in the cart area between the first and second door. The guy being kicked out is furious and knocks over a garbage can and some plants before walking through the two set of doors to leave the store. One Publix employee yells, "Never come back here or we'll call the cops", while cursing him out. The...

40M professional who is home only a few hours each week due to work. Large corner unit (\~1100 sq ft) with floor to ceiling windows throughout, north and west facing views. Extremely safe neighborhood and building, with assigned parking space in access controlled garage & 24/7 front desk concierge. Building has a rooftop pool & gym for your use. You can have choice of room. Buckhead Village and all its amenities are your backyard, including Yeppa, Fetch Dog Park, Savi Provisions, and more. Walking distance to multiple grocery stores (Trader Joes, Whole Foods, Publix, and Aldi all <10 min walk away). The place comes fully furnished, but happy to move anything you don...

While most companies are still grinding away at perfect autonomy and slamming into the reliability cliff, [Auki Labs](http://auki.com) is taking a smarter, faster path: perception-first, low-cost deployment, and rapid territory capture. Through its new partnership with CTRL+R, Auki is pushing co-embodiment hard - turning simple "camera on wheels" robots into powerful remote-operated tools for supermarkets. Leveraging its own [Cactus spatial AI platform](https://www.getcactus.ai/), they’re gearing up to deploy thousands of these low-risk, high-value robots in the coming years. The setup is perfect. Supermarkets have central warehouses and daily truck routes, making robot mai...

So I went to the big supermarket the other day because I actually needed light bulbs and some coffee filters. Simple enough trip right. I was walking past the kitchen aisle and this specific shade of blue just caught my eye from across the store. It was this deep cobalt blue ceramic mug and for some reason it felt like the most important object in the building. I spent at least twenty minutes standing there just holding it and comparing it to other blue mugs on the shelf. There was one that was slightly more teal and another that was almost navy but this one had this weird glow under the crappy fluorescent lights. I even checked the bottom to see if it was dishwasher safe even though I don&#...

I have several domestic travel plans booked this year, but I hope to do a max of one international trip per year in the future. I believe flights where be were I can maximize points since I can buy flights on my CC for my Fiancé, myself, and other family. Being that my airport is an AA hub, it’s a must to have the option to transfer points to AA. I plan to move out of this state in the next 3-4 years, so I am unsure if buying into the AA Citi card would be good for the long term. Other considerations: \- I’m pre-approved for these Chase cc’s; CSP, Freedom Flex, and Slate. \- I have Preferred Rewards Platinum Tier status with Bank of America (employee perk) \- I am drawn to havin...

The Price Gouging Prevention Act of 2025 (S.2321, proposed) is federal legislation designed to ban "grossly excessive" pricing during exceptional market shocks, such as pandemics or natural disasters. It empowers the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to punish corporations taking advantage of consumers and requires transparency in pricing, targeting companies boosting profits through unfair leverage during crises.  **Key Aspects of the Price Gouging Prevention Act** * **Federal Ban:** Makes it illegal to sell goods or services at unconscionably excessive prices during declared market shocks. * **Targeting Large Corporations:** Focuses on companies exploiting inflationary env...

I read recently that Tesco has gradually been cutting the number of lines it stocked to mimic Aldi and sell fewer lines at cheaper prices. I went into my local store recently and was shocked at how much they'd cut back on. A really limited range, and this was at a Tesco Extra. Pretty depressing if every supermarket is now becoming like Aldi.

In Germany, the grocery store prices were unbelievably cheap compared to the **** 'deals' we get over here - stalks of celery for 0,89 (3.99 here), deli meats, cheese, premade salads all going for less than 2.00 (we can get like 3 slices of meat/cheese for equivalent). The bread puts us to shame; much healthier options with grains and nuts in more convenient portion sizes that fit perfectly for expiration dates for less than 2.00. I realize this might be comparing apples to oranges, but seriously the grass is way greener on the other side of the pond in terms of grocery affordability - somewhere along the line we have let Canadian grocers gouge us as they open more and more franchi...

You search for any product and it shows you the price across all the major UK supermarkets side by side — Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Morrisons, Waitrose, Iceland, Ocado, Co-op and M&S. Clubcard and Nectar prices are included. It also normalises by unit (price per 100g etc.) so comparison actually make sense. Vector search helps with search relevance, along with a custom categorisation pipeline which means you actually get relevant results based on your search term, which I think even grocery website struggle with. Still needs some work and I think direct user flagging will help best with that. Things I'm working on next (over the summer break): \- Basket mode - ad...

​ Hey everyone, I’ve been trying to find a place in Aachen with a decent selection of spirits, but so far supermarkets like Kaufland only have the usual stuff. I’m looking for bottles like Buffalo Trace, Appleton Estate or maybe Teacher’s. Nothing super fancy, just something a bit better than the basic options. I also don’t want to spend too much, so I’m hoping there’s a store that has a good selection without crazy prices. If you had to suggest one or two places to check, where would you go? Also wondering if it’s actually worth buying at Frankfurt airport or if it’s usually more expensive than here. Would really appreciate your suggestions