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I visited a retail store two days ago to look for shelves suitable for small supermarket spaces. I wanted something compact and efficient. But when I checked the options I felt confused. Some shelves looked space saving but not very strong. Some were strong but too large. Some did not clearly explain dimensions. I could not trust them and decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some shelves looked better but still felt uncertain in real use. Some were adjustable but did not feel stable. Some looked fine at first but did not maximize space properly. I remembered using compact shelves before that looked good but wasted vertical space... To check more variety and opt...

Have been using the BoB Eterna LTF card since March now, purely for the mastercard world benefits, and as an ancillary to my existing stack of Atlas, HDFC Marriott Bonvoy, and ICICI Sapphiro. Was surprised to see that spends on Swiggy, Instamart, Dominos etc have accrued absolutely zero points. I've checked the website, and as per the updated product features, Supermarket & convenience stores (MCC 5261, 5331, 5411, 5499) and fast food restaurants (MCC 5814) now accrue zero points. Was this shared over email to users? Would love to hear the chat. Also - first step to other devaluations? Have been using the BoB Eterna LTF card since March now, purely for the mastercard world ...

Have been using the BoB Eterna LTF card since March now, purely for the mastercard world benefits, and as an ancillary to my existing stack of Atlas, HDFC Marriott Bonvoy, and ICICI Sapphiro. Was surprised to see that spends on Swiggy, Instamart, Dominos etc have accrued absolutely **zero points**. I've checked the website, and as per the updated product features, Supermarket & convenience stores (MCC 5261, 5331, 5411, 5499) and *fast food restaurants* (MCC 5814) now accrue zero points. Was this shared over email to users? Would love to hear the chat. Also - first step to other devaluations? https://preview.redd.it/5cwcflszdxzg1.png?width=770&format=png&...

I visited a retail supply store two days ago to look for eco friendly supermarket shelving. I wanted something sustainable but still durable for daily use. But when I checked the options I felt confused. Some shelves claimed to be eco friendly but did not clearly explain materials. Some looked natural but not very strong. Some did not clearly explain durability. I could not trust them and decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some shelving options looked better but still felt uncertain in real use. Some were made from recycled materials but felt slightly weak. Some looked fine at first but did not feel suitable for heavy grocery items. I remembered seeing eco fri...

I have now lived here for 2 years and overall it's been decent-but why on earth are there no good stores here? Unlike Chesapeake and VB, we do not have a Michaels, Hobby Lobby, Homegoods, Kroger, Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Wegmans, Publix, or even an Ulta Beauty. I have heard some whispers about shoplifting issues but Norfolk has such a mix of people. Some are wealthy, some are poor, some are busy navy people etc. I am so sick of driving to different towns for basic products. Would love to know what the deal is with the lack of stores here.

I visited supermarket equipment shop two days ago to check fresh produce showcases I wanted good cooling I wanted clear glass I wanted strong display but I got confused fast Some showcases look very modern but inside space was small Some feel strong but lighting was not bright Some shelves are good but airflow was not clear I checked few units and it looked okay but not perfect for daily store use I could not trust them I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another supplier in same area Some showcases had open front design Some had curved glass Some had multi deck shelves Some looked good but price was very high Worker say fresh produce needs airflow and humidity control I remember ...

High school is gonna be finished in few weeks but I don't have any plans made what to do next. I'm in ese class, and my school isn't helping me much with resources. Like they told my parents I can enroll into a community college or go to some vocational school where they teach some skills for jobs. But I kinda wanted to work on computers. But options they had given me was working at Burlington store, Hilton and Publix. I don't see my future expanding working in minimum wage jobs. I know some my cousins who were in mid 20s and up went college.

https://preview.redd.it/pqdie6tl1xzg1.png?width=689&format=png&auto=webp&s=41990f3e843b35a9b87a7917c46f2177439e1f9e Kept Companies is the largest self-performing commercial cleaning and maintenance company in the nation. With 100+ locations, we service major industries including supermarkets, retail, transportation, and more. What You’ll Do Repair and maintain shopping carts, racks, and store equipment Perform pressure washing, wheel/caster changes, and minor repairs Complete basic MIG welding and preventative maintenance Travel to service locations Operate and maintain a company service truck Track work using a mobile device What You Need...

I mainly shop at Aldi then Lidl on the same day. I've noticed Aldi has "quietly" been jacking up some prices and replacing them with more expensive ones. Now I think overall this is the best supermarket for frugal people but you have to know your prices. For example, they used to have their "home brand ricotta and it was reasonable. Then they replaced it with some other brand and raised the price quite a bit. So now I'm making sure which store has cheaper items I buy and not just blindly "buying" at one place. Being frugal, you constantly have to keep the game rotating... Just FYI...SuperWalmart here is not "cheap" and we don't really h...

https://www.thecheapshow.co.uk/ep-486-supermarket-sweepings Every now and then, Cheapshow likes to go a little “wild in the aisle” when it comes to charity shop shopping… This week, they get to put their spending skills to the test when Paul whips out a board game based on a beloved 1990s game show, Supermarket Sweep! Hosted by Dale Winton, contestants ran around a huge supermarket, hunting for items and answering food based questions. But will the board game reflect the excitement of the TV show? You probably already have a good idea on the outcome to that, in a classic Gannon’s Golden Games. Eli’s also got to sweet treats to sample, with a return to the Froth Shop. The candy sto...

M1 Mac air 8gb Ram Trying to run supermarket together on crossover on my partner's mac, it loads into the home (menu) screen but when I join a store or create a store the loading screen appears where the loading symbol flashes over 10 seconds and then disappears, followed by a black screen. I'm running D3DMETAL and MSync enabled. Tried DXVK too but didn't work at all

I've tried to read up on other post and the general recommendation tends to be for tourists going around Tokyo by metro. I am long-distance cycling through Japan and frankly only have a backpack on my back (that is more than full). I don't have a convenient place to store the massive amount of plastic waste 5000 calories of supermarket food gives you. Often I am going like 100 km a day in relatively isolated places (no magic rare trash cans really). Usually, I just use whatever trash can I find at the supermarket I buy the food from; however, today I got in a fight with a lady for doing this. I don't really know what to do about this, but trying to stop some massive trash bag ...

**Question 1(a)(i) — One source of direct data \[1\]** A survey/questionnaire given directly to potential customers in the area, asking them about their sports goods spending habits. **Question 1(a)(ii) — One source of indirect data \[1\]** Government/census statistics on consumer spending habits, or market research reports already published by a research company. **Question 1(b) — Why direct data produces better quality information (relevance + age) \[4\]** Regarding **relevance**: Direct data is collected specifically for the purpose of researching spending habits on sports goods, so every piece of data collected is directly relevant to what the businesswoman needs. Indirect dat...

Store launched 10 weeks ago. No Amazon or other large marketplaces in our market. Niche: consumables (FMCG). The market is fragmented. If it was sodas (which it isn't), you would have a supermarket brand carry only Pepsi, another one carry only Coca Cola and a third one carries only Fanta. Plus, the producers place only one or two flavours of each on the local market when the wider market has more choices. So we do parallel imports (it's legal and encouraged in my market) and bring almost every possible flavour and variations. We are the only one in the market doing this. Growth: March (300% - compared to Feb), April (300% - compared to March) - but numbers are still small and ...

Lately, when I go to my local filling station which has a big grocery section and has a SuperMacs, Drive through and indoor section 🤔. On different occasions, I notice that the Milk is in a Big upright trolley beside the fridge area, but not packed away. As it's our local area sometimes it becomes a social visit, ( meeting neighbours)😅 Anyway, I eventually said it to the owner, Hi James, I am in the shop, 25 minutes and just to let you know, there's Milk on a trolley down by the fridge since I arrived. I wonder how long it's been there before I arrived? He was not impressed with the staff as he had other customers returning Milk bottles in date but gone sour!...

**How** [**Parle Biscuit**](https://www.parleproducts.com/)**s Are Inspiring Fun Food Experiments in Indian Homes**   If you grew up in India, chances are you’ve had at least one phase where [Parle biscuit](https://www.parleproducts.com/)s basically became their own food group. Parle-G with chai, Monaco with butter, Hide & Seek straight from the fridge - everyone has a story. Lately, though, Indian homes have taken this love to a whole new level. We aren’t just eating biscuits anymore. We’re experimenting with them, remixing them, turning them into quirky desserts and last-minute snacks that somehow always hit the spot.   It’s funny how something as simple as a biscuit ...

I visited a small retail tech store two days ago to check latest features in modern payment kiosks I wanted fast checkout I wanted smart system I wanted easy use But when I checked I felt confused. Some kiosks look advanced but still work like basic billing machine. Some look modern but features are locked behind extra software fees. Some sellers say latest .technology but no real live demo shown in busy store use. I could not trust them I could not decide confidently important dots real performance shows real value. Then I visited another shop in the same area .They showed modern payment kiosks with touch screen interface QR code payment card tap support and self checkout options. Some al...

Italy-based, not a developer by trade, just someone who knows too much about wine and got tired of not knowing what to open at dinner. Built Sorso. Then it turned into three products. **Sorso App (B2C)** PWA at sorsoapp.com. Type what you’re eating, upload a photo, or scan a restaurant menu → get 3 wine suggestions. No account, no paywall. IT/EN/DE. **Sorso Kiosk (B2B retail)** Tablet totem near wine shelves. Suggests wines from that store’s catalog only, learns from customer feedback over time. Targeting independent supermarket affiliates. €199/month after a pilot period. **Sorso Somm (B2B restaurants)** QR code on the table → AI sommelier recommends from the restaurant...

I built an AI wine sommelier ecosystem as a solo founder while working full-time. Here’s what it actually looks like after a year. Background: I work a regular job in Italy, I’m not a developer by trade, and I know more about wine than I probably should. At some point I got annoyed that every time I was cooking something I’d have no idea what to open, and every app I found was either a glorified wine database or locked behind a €200/year subscription. So I built Sorso. Then it grew into three products. Here’s the breakdown: **Sorso App (B2C)** PWA at sorsoapp.com. You tell it what you’re eating by typing, uploading a photo of your dish, or even scanning a restaurant menu and...