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I have had quite an intense fixation (thank you autism for not allowing me to have interests of normal intensity😅) on laundry over the past few months, and after an embarrassing number of hours spent scrolling through this subreddit, scouring after and deciphering ingredients lists, and taking in all the advice and knowledge that could possibly be helpful, I think I’ve finally got my routine nailed down to the point where I’m no longer stressed out about doing anything wrong or missing anything. I figured it could be useful to have it all written out and explained (as a “UK laundry guide” of sorts), in case there’s anyone who’s feeling overwhelmed or confused by all this newfo...

According to several reliable sources in the company recently the Meat Manager at store 1717 in Simpsonville, SC was terminated for changing the expiration date on expired meats, so it could be sold as still good. I was also told that he apparently was mixing fresh blood from new meat with the old meat to make it look fresher. Obviously terminating him was the right thing to do, but how long was this going on? And how many people got sick from his actions? Publix charges top dollar for thier meats and customers expect high quality, this is a warning to be very careful about your purchases.

I can't keep replaying this scenario in my head so I thought I'd share with others and ask their thoughts. I live right next to the supermarket where I do all my daily groceries, the two buildings are literally joined together. I always use self checkout, but I had some friends friends visit and had bigger groceries than usual, so we went to the regular checkout. The place has this new girl hired for a week or so now. We went with her aisle. She immediately greeted me in a very "chronically online" way, the interaction was in Polish so kinda hard to translate, but it was something along "what's up, buttercup?", just for males. Weird cause cashiers in Pol...

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# There is a very specific kind of logic that develops when you become an international student in the UK. It’s not regular logic. It’s survival logic. It’s converting every pound into your home currency while simultaneously pretending you’re not doing that. It’s calling a meal deal “luxury dining.” It’s checking the weather five times before stepping outside — and still being wrong. Here are some international student brain moments that make complete sense when you live them… and no sense when you try to explain them. # The Budget Math That Makes No Sense When I first moved, every purchase required mental gymnastics. A coffee costs £3.50. My brain: “That�...

Shopmium is a cashback app that gives you money back when you buy certain items in supermarkets. They upload new items each week, so it's a useful app for life! New members who sign up via a friend get a free £1 bonus after their first cashback request to help you cash-out even sooner! **How does it work?** Check what offers are available on the app each week, buy the item in-store or online, take a photo of the receipt and it will award the cashback in a day or so. You can then cash out to your bank account when you reach a £10 threshold. **How to get your £1 bonus and ongoing cashback:** 1. [Download the Shopmium app using my referral link here](https://www.shopmium.com/uk/refer...

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#Warning: I will not message you first. If you were messaged by someone claiming to be me you are in the process of being scammed. Please state the following: > * Type of card(s) and amount of each. * What payment method you accept. * How you acquired the GC and why you're getting rid of it. ____ Crypto^4, Paypal^1, Apple Pay, Cashapp, Varo, Chime, Venmo, and Western Union/M-pesa/Airtel/Equitel (5% is taken off Western Union payments/all M-Pesa, Airtel, Equitel payments are sent via Western Union) I only have Steam as a substitute for cash payments in gift card trades. Want ↓ | PayPal G&S | All other Cash payments or a Gift Card ↓ | Crypto^4 ↓...

How practical and doable is it for retail stores, supermarkets, factory, airports, hotels, construction or agriculture workers or similar type of workers to be completely given the option and the choice, if they want to distribute their working hours in 4 or 5 day?

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just the sight of peas makes me feel nauseous which is a bit annoying because i love indian food, especially samosas. does anyone know of any supermarket in the uk that sells lamb samosas without peas? i know m&s used to but in my local store at least i haven't seen them for ages. thanks! :-)

Hey there, I've been preparing my own kimchi for a couple of months now. At first, since I had nothing better for storing it I used glass jars with metal cap. For this reason I had to prepare mak kimchi, as quarters could not fit into them. With these jars, the fridge was basically smell free. Now I'm stating to appreciate the IMHO better seasoning I get with pogi kimchi stored in a larger container I bought at the supermarket. It's glass, except for the top which is plastic. It has a good seal, with locks on each side, but it's not enough to contain the smell, unfortunately, and my family is complaining. So, I'm wondering if buying a e-jen will fix the smell issue...

m 15M. my aunt lives with us and her kids are 11M and 12F. ever since 2025 theyve been way too annoying. yes they are starting puberty but the boy has a tamper tantrum or whatever its called every day. he is like addicted glued to his screen. he overreacts about stuff and cries when he looses a clash royal game or something 1 week ago he broke my real wooden desk because he lost some brainrot or some **** item on roblox. it was a 800 dollar table for F sake. but i mentioned 2025 so they have been ruining my studies. we have the same math tutor all 3 of us. she comes at around 6. every god **** lesson is her trying to calm down my boy cousin because he doesnt wanna learn what 2 times 1 is....

if the full time working hours in supermarkets and retailers were 48 and majorly of staffs worked overtime to 60 hours per week and then full time hours were reduced to 36 hours per week by how much will labor cost increase how will this impact prices if total monthly pay and benefits were mandated to remain the same, and Friday is mandated closure day in which all stores will have to close, and people had Friday to Sunday as official weekends? And will the impact of this differ if people continued to work overtime vs if they don't?

Hey Reddit, I'm currently working on a tech solution that tracks customer movement in supermarkets using sensors. We already have solid data on customer paths, dwell times, and traffic patterns — and now we're moving into the next exciting phase: **building dashboards that actually give store managers and planners meaningful, actionable insights**. To make sure we build something people will genuinely love (and not just another tool that collects dust), I'd love to hear from people who work in or around these roles: * **Category Managers** * **Marketing Managers** * **Space Managers** Specifically, I'm curious about: * What does your **typical workday** look like? ...

I recently noticed that some basic foods (like a full bag of produce for around a euro) are incredibly cheap even without discounts. When you think about all the steps involved, like growing, harvesting, sorting, transporting, storing, and selling, it feels like the price barely covers the effort. So where does the margin come from in cases like this? Are producers, supermarkets, or suppliers making only tiny profits, or is there something about scale and logistics that makes it work?

When i was 5 or so, a supermarket chain had an action where you could collect football cards. The stores in my hometown had bonus cards from my local football club, playing in the second division. I can't find anything on this online really, but they are official. I have roughly 6 of the 18 or so bonus cards and can't find any listings online of others, nor if other Eerste Divisie clubs had such cards. I'm trying to find information i can about this. With Go Ahead Eagles, i know there's at least one bonus team, but i don't know if clubs like FC Omniworld (nowadays Almere City) or AGOVV (now bankrupt since 2013) were also printed.

When people think of Japanese cuisine, many imagine food that is traditional, natural, and carefully crafted. In some cases, that image is still true. However, there is an important reality that many visitors — and even many Japanese people — are not fully aware of. Today in Japan, most seasonings such as soy sauce, miso, mirin, and dashi are widely available everywhere, from supermarkets to convenience stores. But many of these products are made using modern mass-production methods that are very different from traditional long-fermentation techniques. Traditionally made versions still exist. But they are often produced in smaller quantities and can be harder to recognize without ...