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Springfield Ave. resident and ice sculptor Robert Schott revealed his 2026 sculpture this weekend: a 1950s Good Humor Ice Cream truck, complete with an icebox filled with Good Humor bars. More than 750 bars were bought from local supermarkets and stores and were sold at $5 a piece to raise money for Children's Specialized Hospital Foundation. Schott's dad, Joseph Schott, spent one night a week donating his time to the sick children there and his son held this fundraiser in his honor. When sales opened Friday night, a line formed around the corner and down the street, with families eager to buy the ice cream on a frigid night. Children were allowed to sit in the truck and ring th...

I realize bone broth isn’t some new discovery of mine, but I thought I’d come post a a bit about my experience. I know many people have trouble eating enough calories, but that’s not my issue. Getting in enough protein (85 g) and fiber (25 g), while not exceeding my calorie budget over a week requires real attention. I’m not going hungry or anything, but I do have to plan carefully. Therefore, anything with a low calorie to protein ratio is very helpful to me. For foods I’m eating for the protein, I am for a ratio under 10. Enter bone broth. So much protein for so few calories! I like soup and broth, so I’m happy to just heat up a big mug of it for a snack or part of dinner, bu...

Hi there, 29M here. I live in a small town in Africa, and one thing I can remember is always buying food and groceries from the local supermarket — up until today. There’s this cashier who works there. I don’t know how long she’s been there, but I only noticed her recently. The best description I can give of her is that of a gyaru lol — which is interesting considering that we’re in Africa. For the purpose of the story, we’ll call her Mandy. Now, Mandy recently started being flirty towards me every time I bumped into her at the store. I wasn’t sure why; I just thought she was being friendly and did that with everyone else. I played along with it but didn’t think much of i...

The moment the zombie apocalypse hit, my husband turned our basement into a doomsday bunker. But my best friend died getting me inside, and my husband was killed on a supply run. Before dying, he yelled through the steel door, warning: "Don't come out! It's crawling with zombies! Stay inside and live a good life with the baby!" I stayed in that dark basement for three months. When supplies ran out, I tried to escape—throwing myself against the heavy iron door. What greeted me wasn't zombies, but sunlight. No apocalypse. Standing there were my husband—alive—kissing my best friend in a wedding gown. And me, in a hazmat suit, holding a wrench, looking like...

My mom has celiac disease and grocery shopping stresses her out. She'd squint at tiny ingredient lists trying to figure out if "modified starch" or "natural flavoring" had gluten. Most scanner apps need internet and fail in basement supermarkets with zero signal. So I built SafeBite—offline-first ingredient scanner that works anywhere. Point your phone at a label, it scans with on-device OCR, cross-references 200+ ingredients (including sneaky derivatives like "hydrolyzed wheat protein"), and alerts you instantly if something's flagged. The Gemini AI mode kicks in when regular OCR struggles with curved cans, glare, or weird fonts—basically all th...

*XE Money Transfer* is a money transfer service which allows you to send money to a different country with a different currency. Refer your friends to XE Money Transfer and you earn a **£50 Gift Card each** when they: • signup to XE via your referral link • transfer over £5,000 (or equivalent currency) through one or more transfers “The Referrer and Referred Person shall each be entitled to receive one (1) Gift Card up to the value of fifty pounds (£50) for each Qualified Referral (the “Reward”).” You can redeem your gift card to 100+ retailers, including grocery stores, dinning, entertainment, fashion, travel, department stores, you name it. I typically redeem mine for a...

I rarely condition. I'm a dude and I have short dude hair that I don't do anything fancy with. But sometimes it gets pretty dry and I need some. I got the Dove RE+AL Repair conditioner based on how it had a bunch of good, effective chemicals in it, no silicone, and a pretty straightforward formula without a zillion "botanical extracts" or whatever. I've actually been really happy with it, it does the job and doesn't make my hair too weird. Except now no retailer around me carries it, and it's way more expensive online if you can find it. Is there any similar mass market product that you could find in a typical supermarket, box store, or drugstore?

I (M21) am really needing a job and have a plan for my local Publix and it showed that they were hiring for like everything in the store and I really would like to try and get the job They haven’t contacted me back yet my phone bill calling tomorrow just checking to see if they were hiring or if they could check the status since I did the app couple days ago How hard is it to get hired at Publix? Also is this availability good Monday/tuesday: not available (college) Wednesday: 3pm-10pm Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8am-10pm Sunday:8-4

I work in a supermarket deli, and I'm usually a closer. Most of my customers are people on their way home from work and just want to get in and get out. I like that. But lately, I've been working one morning a week, and most of the customers are elderly people with nothing to do who come to the store to chitchat. Regardless of the time, I have a shitload of work to do, and I don't have time shoot the breeze with bored old men.

I’m 16 soon to be 17 I started working at Publix in July of 2025 at one of the Jacksonville locations, the first few months were pretty fun, then school started and it’s been ****, I get calls constantly in school with them trying to get me to come in and work after I’ve told them multiple times I can’t because I’m in school, I have my availability set to when I’m out but they still call, I tell them I won’t be able to work a certain day that is coming fast because it would be too late to put in a time off request ( ****** 2 week rule) and I’ll end up on the schedule and I will tell my manager and she’ll basically say “ it’s not my problem you figure it out”, she’s ...

Hi everyone, I’ve spent time in Northern Greece in the past and struggled quite a bit to find gluten-free products in markets. I couldn’t find any gluten-free bread or beer in smaller stores at all. The only gluten-free bread I managed to find was in a large Masoutis store outside Thessaloniki. I didn’t see any gluten-free beer available at all. As I’ll be traveling soon to Athens, I’m hoping there be more options. Where can I find good gluten-free products in local supermarkets or stores, and are there gluten-free beers that are widely available in supermarkets? Location wise, I’ll be near Larissa metro station. Ευχαριστώ πολύ!

I’ve got about a year of experience working at Publix in customer service, but since transferring to this new location I haven’t been getting scheduled all too well. If there’s any cashiers / store associates in here, do you think you’re fairly compensated for your job? Like, on a real now, should I apply to work here? I’m not sure if this also matters but I am in Florida. I know that it will obviously vary from store to store, but I wanna hear everyone’s opinion. Thank you so much! If I need to provide any context let me know and I will.

**Chapter 10**   *Apartment 13*, Vic thought, knocking softly. *Let’s see what this character has to say.* The door swung open, revealing Orson in a Miley Cyrus shirt.    “Hey there, buddy,” Orson yelped, engulfing Vic in an onion-stench bear hug. “I’ve so much to show you.”   Following him into the apartment, Vic said, “Yeah, yeah, let’s make it quick, pal. I’ve got a dentist appointment later, and I don’t wanna miss it. I’ve already **** near chewed my own lips off. You know, I—”    Vic had expected Orson’s apartment to be a stereotypical lurker lair, wallpapered with newspaper cutouts, marked city maps, and stalker-shot photographs. *Or at leas...

**Chapter 10**   *Apartment 13*, Vic thought, knocking softly. *Let’s see what this character has to say.* The door swung open, revealing Orson in a Miley Cyrus shirt.    “Hey there, buddy,” Orson yelped, engulfing Vic in an onion-stench bear hug. “I’ve so much to show you.”   Following him into the apartment, Vic said, “Yeah, yeah, let’s make it quick, pal. I’ve got a dentist appointment later, and I don’t wanna miss it. I’ve already **** near chewed my own lips off. You know, I—”    Vic had expected Orson’s apartment to be a stereotypical lurker lair, wallpapered with newspaper cutouts, marked city maps, and stalker-shot photographs. *Or at leas...

**Chapter 10**   *Apartment 13*, Vic thought, knocking softly. *Let’s see what this character has to say.* The door swung open, revealing Orson in a Miley Cyrus shirt.    “Hey there, buddy,” Orson yelped, engulfing Vic in an onion-stench bear hug. “I’ve so much to show you.”   Following him into the apartment, Vic said, “Yeah, yeah, let’s make it quick, pal. I’ve got a dentist appointment later, and I don’t wanna miss it. I’ve already **** near chewed my own lips off. You know, I—”    Vic had expected Orson’s apartment to be a stereotypical lurker lair, wallpapered with newspaper cutouts, marked city maps, and stalker-shot photographs. *Or at leas...

Do I mean a game like Supermarket VR or Job Simulator? No. I mean an actual app that would let you add real groceries to a virtual cart, while keeping the "in-person" aspect of shopping and being able to walk up and down aisles. In other words, you would walk around a virtual grocery store and be able to pick out groceries from the comfort of your own home. These groceries would be available for pickup or delivery (similar to what a lot of groceries already have). Additional ideas for this app include connecting the app through your phone and having a shopping list, as well as being able to search for an item and being able to, essentially, "fast-travel" to the section w...

Apparently an announcement/meeting for store managers of convenience and supermarkets is coming on Thursday. My bets are Argos is being sold 🤷

Hello all. I am looking to make a nice board of a date night in with my partner. I previously did this once before, but I was on a budget and had to get all the bits from the supermarket and wasn't very impressed (which isn't terribly surprising). I figured there might be some more experienced board builders that could share their sourcing secrets with me now that I have a little bit more I can spend on ingredients. I'm still planning on getting some condiments and crackers from the grocery store. I'll probably pickle a couple veggies on my own to use with the board as well. That should free me up to buy a couple nice meats and cheeses, but I'm not exactly looking ...

Picture this: You're in a grocery store. Terrible lighting. No cell signal. You pick up a product and try to read a 6-point font ingredient list to figure out if "modified starch" or "natural flavoring" contains the allergen that could ruin your week. This is my mom's reality. She has celiac disease, and even trace amounts of gluten trigger a severe reaction. **The real problem isn't just reading labels—it's the uncertainty.** Most allergy apps require internet connectivity and upload your data to cloud servers. They fail exactly when you need them most: in basement supermarkets with zero signal. That's why I built **SafeBite**. --- ## Ho...