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It's been a long time since a child went missing in a hospital; the case was treated as a presumed death. Andy, a boy who suffered from autism and was the brother of the missing child, always wanted to go to the hospital, but his parents said he couldn't do those kinds of things and to forget about it. He didn't understand why his parents were like that; he just wanted to find his brother and be together again as they used to be before what happened. Time passed, and Andy grew up and was already 18 years old. He was still living at his parents' house and hadn't found a job yet, but one thing was clear: he wanted to see his brother again. Andy decided to leave for a m...

Talked to one of the sales rep standing outside of one of my supermarkets today and for some reason I really thought this might be one of the best ways to get the best prices and it may be true but good lord the amount of BS they try to add and then after customizing the way I thought I wanted it they tried to sneak in the fastest internet speed when I made it clear that I don't need that much bandwidth and by the time we were reaching 30 minutes of standing outside and then I just left. I'm wondering how to get the best prices no BS as a new customer granted my only other options I think are speaking to a sales rep over the phone or in store at this point.

Here’s a post outlining several of the best real-world examples of communities, cities, and countries transforming waste streams — of food, organics, construction materials, municipal waste, etc — into valuable resources. These show how waste doesn’t have to be the end of the line — it can become a new supply of materials, energy, compost, and opportunity. Kamikatsu, Japan — Zero-Waste Town Recycling 80%+ of All Waste 🌼 Kamikatsu is famous for its pioneering “zero-waste” lifestyle: residents separate their trash into over 45 categories, and the town recycles or composts about 80% of total waste — a huge leap above the average in most places. Why it’s a model: Ev...

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Hello. Basic introduction: Sadly, I recently turned 20 about a month ago. I am an undergraduate student who has been on a break from college after transferring from community college to a 4-year school (public college). My first week of college only lasted for that week, since I couldn’t get any job due to my hours. Fast forward, I stopped attending and during my free time, I have been taking a pharmacy technician course (something I'm interested in). Before and during community college, I didn’t work due to personal and transportation issues, but I was still getting Indeed job posts every day and applying to some despite my availability. Now, I have the free time and the availabil...

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TRIGGER WARNING: VIOLENCE, GUNS, ALL IN A DREAM BUT DESCRIBED GRAPHICALLY I’m happily surprised when I don’t have a nightmare at this point. And I wake up like 4-6 times a night so there are SO many opportunities for nice dreams… A few days ago I dreamt I was in a supermarket looking at chopsticks, when I looked up and some guy pulled a gun on me. He shook his head, put the gun away and walked away. 10 seconds later he shot someone. It was a whole thing, people trying to be brave or escaping etc and him shooting. Then I got outside while he wasn’t looking and now he’s following me with a knife. I kept desperately pleading for him to let me message my boyfriend and tell him I lov...

Here’s a post outlining several of the best real-world examples of communities, cities, and countries transforming waste streams — of food, organics, construction materials, municipal waste, etc — into valuable resources. These show how waste doesn’t have to be the end of the line — it can become a new supply of materials, energy, compost, and opportunity. Kamikatsu, Japan — Zero-Waste Town Recycling 80%+ of All Waste 🌼 Kamikatsu is famous for its pioneering “zero-waste” lifestyle: residents separate their trash into over 45 categories, and the town recycles or composts about 80% of total waste — a huge leap above the average in most places. Why it’s a model: Ev...

Swimming through air currents—passing over forests, lakes and grassland stretches—there came a feral pigeon. His iridescent head and neck feathers coruscating in the sunlight, his black-barred wings pumping steadily, the bird was a majestic sight to be certain, observed by none save a theoretical deity.    Behind his blood orange eyes, confusion held sway over a rudimentary brain. Something was interfering with the neurons, sending the bird’s magnetoreception askew. No longer could the pigeon sense Earth’s magnetic field, the invisible map of magnetic materials and electrical currents by which he navigated. Consequently, he found himself traveling ever deeper into unknown territo...

I decided to learn French in 6 months. A while ago I watched a TED talk that claimed anyone can learn any language in 6 months, and it also mentioned that the most common 2,000 words cover about 90–95% of everyday conversations. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0yGdNEWdn0&t=2s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0yGdNEWdn0&t=2s) That idea stuck with me. So I built my own study plan: * **1,800 real-world example sentences** (generated with Gemini and then manually curated) * **2,000 core vocabulary words** (to hit the 90–95% comprehension range) * **180 days × 3 hours/day = 540 hours** * **Daily target:** memorize 10 sentences + 20 words My Goal: Go From Zero to A...

|Rank|Food|Rough Typical Price\*|Why It’s Great / Protein Punch| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |1|**Eggs**|\~ £1.60 – £2.20 / dozen|\~6–7 g protein per egg, versatile (boiled, scrambled, omelette), fridge staple.| |2|**Tinned Tuna (or Salmon / Mackerel)**|\~ £1.20 – £1.60 per tin|\~20–25 g protein per tin, no cooking required, long shelf life.| |3|**Frozen Chicken ****** (bulk bag)**|\~ £5–£6 for 1–1.2kg|Lean, high-protein, easy to freeze/divvy up — great for meal prep.| |4|**Turkey (or Lean Beef) Mince (frozen or value pack)**|\~ £4–£5 per 500g pack|High protein, relatively low fat (turkey mince especially), cooks fast.| |5|**Greek-style/Yoghurt-style High Protein Yogurt (own-bran...

Bottom line, after fuel costs, in most markets you will make less than the prevailing minimum wage in your area. If your area's minimum wage is $20/hour (as in mine in the burbs of Seattle), unless you are careful, you will make $13-$15 per lapsed hour and that is before account for fuel costs. More like $10-$12 after fuel costs in my area. So here's my rundown of things to watch for if you want to have any hope of making your area's prevailing minimum wage before fuel costs. 1. Remember that you get paid for the task, not time, so more than anything else, time becomes money. Every minute you are slowed down for whatever reason, is an effective 1.67% cut in your pay for any p...

So. I work in retail (a supermarket/grocery store). I regularly come in with little notice (the other week I was asked at 3.30 could I do 5-9.30 I did 5-11:15 /to help the team lead get all the jobs done) I even went in the same day my mum went into a hospice and didn't even accept a sick note from my GP after my bereavement leave ended. I hardly ever call in sick. Well today something is wrong with my dog. She is very reluctant to move and is a little shaky. (Rang the vets and they offered me an appointment i couldn't make because ir was too short notice for a dog taxi so im taking her tomorrow). I phoned work saying i gad an emergency and wasn't sure what time I'd be...

I just noticed that Publix raised the prices of 12-pack of Coke products recently from around $9.80(?) to $11.59 (I was at a store and bought 2 +1). [https://www.publix.com/pd/coca-cola-cola-zero-sugar-fridge-pack/RIO-CBV-148046?nav=type\_ahead\_products](https://www.publix.com/pd/coca-cola-cola-zero-sugar-fridge-pack/RIO-CBV-148046?nav=type_ahead_products) Walmart still has them at $7.92 [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Coke-Zero-Sugar-Diet-Soda-Soft-Drink-12-fl-oz-12-Pack/10291651](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Coke-Zero-Sugar-Diet-Soda-Soft-Drink-12-fl-oz-12-Pack/10291651)

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2 Years of looking finally found my first super at a CVS. Out of 5 cars on the pegs 1 of them happened to be this super! Im starting to be convinced that avoiding Walmarts and Targets and instead targeting local drug stores, pharmacies, supermarkets with less competition is the way to go.

Hi everyone! We’re planning a trip to Japan, and our baby will be around 6 months old during the travel right when we’re planning to start solids using baby-led weaning (BLW). For parents who have traveled with a baby at this stage (especially internationally), how did you navigate introducing solids on the go? Did you bring certain foods or tools with you? How did you handle meals at restaurants? Any tips for Japanese supermarkets, convenience stores, or baby-friendly options? Would you recommend delaying or starting early/late because of the trip? Really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Thank you!

I'm team cashback. I have the Amex Blue Cash Everyday, and I'm pretty disappointed with the card. Many places do not accept it, and Amex is very strict with the categories of supermarkets and gas stations. Many places that other credit cards accept me like grocery or gas stations, Amex recognizes differently. For example, Chase, Discover, and Bank of America recognize my favorite grocery store as groceries, while Amex sometimes recognizes it as a grocery store and sometimes as a coffee shop or restaurant. The last thing was that this week I paid for gas at a gas station that I have used other times and Amex gives me 1% because it recognizes it as a service center. I have already sp...