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Moving abroad is not an easy decision. It takes a lot of effort and careful consideration to finalise everything. It all starts with planning, choosing the country, the course, the university and then finally comes the most important part - The Accommodation. To be honest, this was the stage where I had the biggest fear of getting scammed. While choosing the country, university, and course, you already have an idea about their reputation. There is a sense of safety and credibility. But when it comes to accommodation, my parents and I were genuinely concerned. There are so many options available, and that itself becomes confusing. Especially when you are moving to a place you have never bee...

(Sorry that this month had a lot fewer write-ups compared to January and December. I was sick for most of it, and when I wasn't sick, I was at work. Should be better now though) Tsai Yi-jung was born in Tianwei, Taiwan, in 1969, the eldest of four children and lived a life of comfort. Her parents had opened a pork-processing factory in Changhua and entered into a partnership, enabling them to open several fresh-food supermarkets. In 1984, a friend introduced them to the stock market, and a year later, they struck gold, amassing a large fortune. By the time the 80s were over, Yi-jung's family owned 5 houses and had millions in savings. Their wealth, in effect, made Yi-jung a wealth...

Okay so I have a son who really loves playing with all kind of car toys - as did I when I was a kid and I still have maybe 200-300 of those stored in my childhood home - so I have been buying him these every now and then. Some have been Hot Wheels and some have been other brands. Some of the models I’ve seen have been so cool that I have bought them for myself and I will put them on display when I figure out how to do that nicely. Mostly Volvos and Volkswagens. So yesterday I was scrolling through Facebook and I came across a Hot Wheels post about TH and STH models and I had no idea about the concept whatsoever. Of course I was interested right away so today I went to a supermarket nearby...

I **** the soft as powder, squishy bread that you get at supermarkets. I also don't like the fuss that you have to go through to make a good loaf of bread. So, I ask you, where can you get a good, dense loaf of white/farmer's bread around in the Triad? I just want to make a solid piece of toast for peanut butter and jam that doesn't turn into a sticky paste when you bite into it. Or a nice grilled cheese. Or a hardy BLT. Give me your savory bakery suggestions, please! I'll even go to the local farmer's markets tomorrow if you know of a stand that has a good loaf. Any local grocery stores too! The only limit is no sourdough. Not a fan. It doesn't taste well with ...

Whenever someone expresses concerns about dogs being in certain places, like supermarkets, people immediately respond with “well then kids shouldn’t be there either,” as if that’s a valid comparison. Children are human beings who need to exist in public spaces to learn how to function in society. They have to go to stores and be part of the world because that’s how they grow and develop. Dogs don’t have that same societal role or necessity. I also **** when people respond to concerns about dogs being dirty by saying “kids are dirty too.” It completely misses the point. Kids are still developing, and they’re members of society. Dogs are pets. They’re not the same, and it...

Hello! I'm from HK and am going to southern Taiwan (Tainan) for placement for around 3 months in the summer. It's my first time going to Taiwan, and I would like to know if there are things locals use in daily life. Travel Apps \- In Hong Kong we have an app for most transports, these apps include the timers and schedules of buses and trains Payment tools \- Do locals use cash most commonly? Is there a payment card that is widely used? (Such as the octopus card in hk.) \- Is e-payment common? What kinds of e-payment? Do different transportation require different payment methods? \- Do different regions in Taiwan have different systems? I got stuck in mainland China one ti...

Hi I’ve been working at woolworths metro store for almost 2 years, and whenever i try and do the cross store working form it only shows me the metro stores and not the normal supermarket stores? is there any way to fix this?

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Hey everyone , just looking for some advice or a good path to take to get into the BAS world. As of right now I’ve been a commercial HVACR (mainly refrigeration) tech for almost 2 years. I have 1 year of trade school for residential , electricity , light commercial hvac. I was wondering could I branch into BAS ? I’m trying to self teach myself through different online courses , as of now I have 3 BACnet certificates but I don’t know if they mean much. At work I mainly work on rack systems , Emerson e2 devices , some self contain units ,sometimes RTUs all in grocery store atmospheres ( target , Publix , Trader Joe’s etc ). I have some experience in programming parameters , defrost cy...

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I used to look forward to the old weekly grocery price posts, two years ago, and miss having that comparison in one place. I’ve been working on a small tool to make it easier to track deals across stores, and this is the first report generated from it; I'm currently tracking 92 food items across 7 supermarkets. I can keep putting these together weekly if there’s interest. Price level is a standardized index (100 = average) based on the items each store carried, lower values mean lower prices. Here's how they stacked up. \*Retailer comparison. \* | Store | Items compared | Price level | | --- | --- | --- | | FreshCo | 91 | 83.1 | | No Frills | 88 | 86....

Greetings investors in the Kenyan landscape. I trust you are all doing great and you are all green. I do hope the market is rewarding each and everyone of you wherever you are. I will be taking a long break from the NSE and before I take my break I want to leave some experience on the table for you to learn from and hopefully they will be beneficial to you. 1. Know your why's before How's. The first principle of investing is understanding the why. Why put your money in the Market. Most questions, challenges and solutions stem from this question. why invest, why risk and for how long. If this question is answered correctly, you'll start making better decisions. ie...

I’ve been running a small scale business for a while now, and lately I’ve been facing a serious challenge. I’m finding it extremely difficult to hire reliable blue-collar workers (delivery staff, helpers) Despite fair wages and reasonable working conditions, I am not getting any workers for the past year or so. What confuses me is this: when I visit other businesses—like departmental stores, supermarkets, and similar retail outlets—they seem to have a steady flow of regular blue-collar employees working there consistently. These businesses don’t appear to be struggling with staffing the way I am. Any thoughts on this and some advise on how to get people for the business?

https://preview.redd.it/v3m591rxo1mg1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=41ccd39367993146e52740dd4a8ecec276ccd9f1 In a fast-moving business environment like Dubai, marketing decisions directly impact profitability. Companies across industries — from restaurants and salons to clinics and real estate agencies — constantly invest in advertising to attract customers. But one question remains critical: Which strategy delivers better return on investment (ROI) — digital ads or flyer distribution? Both methods have advantages. However, depending on your business goals, target audience, and budget, one may outperform the other significantly. Let’s break it dow...

Why do supermarkets, grocery stores & some restaurants display that they are open for 24/7 but close at like 4am till either 7 or 8am? that’s not 24hrs. And im not just talking about Ramadan timings, this happens even after Ramadan and regular Working days. If it’s not 24/7 Open, might as well remove the display that says Open 24hrs.

https://preview.redd.it/0do2xaegf1mg1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=60e35fc0daa52c144cb6b619be22d4bf4ecf7f3c By [Eric Curl](https://savannahagenda.com/about/) Feb. 27, 2026 – Publix Supermarkets filed a building permit application on Feb. 26 with the city of Savannah to construct a new 36,374-square-foot grocery store with a parking garage level near the entrance to the Eastern Wharf mixed-use development just east of downtown. [Read more>](https://savannahagenda.com/publix-files-permit-for-grocery-store-at-eastern-wharf/)

Handling peak-hour billing rush in supermarkets is honestly about being prepared before things get hectic. The biggest lifesaver is a fast POS system that scans barcodes in seconds. It automatically calculates totals, discounts, and taxes, so there are fewer mistakes, and it accepts cash, UPI, and cards without slowing the line down. Plus, it updates stock in real time, so inventory doesn’t get messed up even during rush hours. In addition, staff training also makes a huge difference. When cashiers know quick shortcuts and how to handle small payments or system issues, the counter keeps moving. Smoothly handling all payment options avoids those awkward “payment failed” moments. Some ...

Originally posted by user *brisstlenose* [Original](https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/1ja8bj3/poor_guy_trapped_in_coles_for_about_a_week_now/): March 13, 2025 [Update:](https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/1jawao1/update_on_coles_magpie/) March 14, 2025 **Status:** concluded **Mood:** slice of life \---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **Note**: * OOP posted in r/ *Australia* \[country sub\] as well as r/ *Australianbirds* \[the sub to discuss birds in the country\], comments include both. * Magpie birds are known to be intelligent and noisy * Eurasian magpie and Australian magpie share a similar name and colou...