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I visited a supermarket equipment shop two days ago to check refrigerated display cases I wanted modern design I wanted strong cooling I wanted good visibility but I got confused fast Some models look very sleek but inside space is small Some feel strong but energy use is not clear Some glass is nice but lighting is too bright I checked few units and it looked okay but not fully clear what is latest model I could not trust them I could not decide confidently Then I visited another supplier in same area Some new display cases had slim glass design Some had multi deck layout Some had open front style Some looked good but price was high Worker say latest models focus on energy s...

I visited a supermarket equipment store to buy portable display tables. two days ago I wanted easy carry. I wanted strong frame. I wanted good look for products But when I checked I felt disappointed Some tables were light but shakey. Some tables were strong but too heavy Some tables looked nice but folding was hard I could not trust them I could not decide confidently. Then I visited another shop in the same area. Some tables had aluminum frame. Some had plastic top Some had better locking system Some looked good but price was high. I remembered one store where table broke during busy time and items fall That made me hesitate even more. Some were stable but costly Some were cheap bu...

On April 13, 1970, at 9:08 in the evening, 200,000 miles from Earth, Astronaut Jack Swigert — played by Kevin Bacon in Ron Howard’s 1995 film *Apollo 13* — picked up the radio and said the words that stopped an entire planet cold. *“Houston, we have a problem.”* The oxygen tank had exploded. The lunar module was losing power. Three human beings were suspended in the dark, with fourteen hours of battery life, no heat, and a carbon dioxide filter held together by a sock, a plastic bag, and a piece of cardboard. NASA had spent $355 million — equivalent to over $2.7 billion today — to build the most precise, most expensive, most technically advanced spacecraft in human history...

I visited a retail fixture shop two days ago to find durable display hooks for retail stores I wanted strong metal I wanted long life I wanted safe hold But when I checked I felt confused Some hooks look strong but bend easy Some hooks look cheap but feel tight Some hooks look good but coating was not clear I could not trust them I could not decide confidently I is thinking real durability matter more than look Some shop hooks say heavy duty but no test proof. Then I visited another shop in the same area Some hooks had thick steel Some had chrome finish Some had powder coated layer I remembered one supermarket where weak hooks bent and products fall from shelf That made me hesitate even mor...

I'm not looking for souvenir level stuff, but just like those 100-200 yen snacks you can find at convenience stores of dango/daifuku, but the kurogoma version. Last year 7 eleven had these kurogoma paste filled sesame balls for like \~200yen each, but that was available for a few weeks. I also don't see those chinese kurogoma balls aka tangyuan in the frozen section of stores either. Why isn't kurogoma desserts not more of a staple in konbinis/supermarkets? Do Japanese people not really like kurogoma that much? There's always redbean, matcha stuff, but barely any kurogoma... I've been to major konbini chains, LIFE, Olympic, seijo ishii, AEON, summit, and it's al...

Some stores including supermarkets have a signed no school bag policy and may even direct students to leave bags unattended. Could this be discrimination based on age or employment? Religion if a school is religion focused? What about liability due to many school bags containing laptops and identifying information of students that may be under age? Edit- interesting and conflicting responses so far. Some with real world legal examples. Others are very certain but based on what I do not know. It is a question and considering the conflicting responses I believe it is a reasonable question. I get that a store can refuse entry to anyone they want without reason but... To say no school ba...

Hey y’all, never been here before, just wanted to ask if there’s any possible meaning or thoughts behind this dream or if I just need to watch myself at Meijer lmao. Typing on mobile, sorry if formatted poorly. Key note: Dream happens once every few months or so, it just happened tonight which is why I’m asking. Fully believe it’s just dreams being dreams but I’m curious if there’s any reason why it’s my only repeating dream haha. Dream Scenario: I’m sitting in my unlocked car by myself at night in a nearly empty meijer’s parking lot, waiting for someone to return from the store (usually friend or relative). Eventually, a group of like 4-5 people walk by my car and start...

Hello, would love your recommendation on an appropriate mesh for some homemade deckle and moulds. I’ve previously used fly wire from the hardware store but I’m wanting a finer result, and something more durable as the wire warps. I saw someone here mention stainless steel silkscreen printing mesh. Has anyone here used this and what thread count or coarseness would you suggest? I am using pulped supermarket recycled paper bag and recycled A4 printer paper. Thanks!

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Does anyone know if there is a supermarket in Taipei where I can find imported vegan products? I am looking specifically for Earth Balance butter substitute. I discovered there used to be a store called iVegan that carried it but it is permanently closed. Alternatively if anyone knows of a decent nondairy butter substitute that is more easily obtainable here, I'd be grateful for any suggestions

This is a Chuck roast. This is not filet mignon. This is not a rib roast. This is not even skirt steak. This is a chuck roast that you put in a crockpot. Look at the price.That’s insane!

I splurged upgrading from a BBE to a Profitec Move recently and its been awesome. I have very hard water and with my BBE had just been making sure to run through a filter, change the machine filter and regularly descale. With the big investment of getting a Move I wanted to put much more care into the water I was using. My plan was just to make sure I was using water that keeps the machine in good condition and then worry about improvements to taste at a later date. So I have been putting in gallong jugs of store brand purified water from the supermarket. My thought was the water labeled mineral might be too hard. I honestly did not give this as much thought as I should; I figured it wa...

Why does everyone go crazy at blue edition?? It’s readily available in store and it’s a major supermarket not some 50c clearance shop

Not saying this out of fear or anything but what are we going to do if we have another pandemic? For those who were in Publix during the pandemic, how did Publix manage everything in every store?

Imagine returning from a 15- Day Caribbean cruise the day before Thanksgiving. No we did not think of the date when we booked, unfortunately. Would love suggestions on how everyone would prepare, food-wise. Our local supermarket will be closed on the holiday (Publix) thus we are stuck with whatever we buy before we leave. We do have a pet sitter but I would not impose on him to grocery shop for us. I am thinking of a frozen turkey he could transfer from the freezer to the fridge a few days before we get home. And a box of stuffing, and butter. I do have friday off work, thank goodness! Thanks everyone!

I’m building my own system for the store where I work, including inventory and product pricing. Right now this system can already be accessed through a phone and even use the camera to scan barcodes and check products. The problem is that this ends up not being very practical in day-to-day use. The idea would be to have something attached to the employee’s belt or in their pocket where they can simply: pull it out > scan > instantly see the price and stock. Because on a phone you usually need to go through the whole process of: opening the app, going to the products tab, opening the scan function, waiting for the camera to respond, trying to focus to read the barcode...

I’m building my own system for the store where I work, including inventory and product pricing. I’m considering using an ESP32 for this project. Right now this system can already be accessed through a phone and even use the camera to scan barcodes and check products. The problem is that this ends up not being very practical in day-to-day use. The idea would be to have something attached to the employee’s belt or in their pocket where they can simply: pull it out > scan > instantly see the price and stock. Because on a phone you usually need to go through the whole process of: opening the app, going to the products tab, opening the scan function, waiting for the ca...

The best thing since sliced bread is... pretty much any food that has been invented since sliced bread. Because sliced bread ****** *****. Every bread I have ever bought that comes pre-sliced has been inferior in quality to bread that comes in loaf form. Even the cheapest supermarket bread is better than anything that is packaged and sliced. I don't buy sliced bread anymore because it's just not worth it. Note, all this does not apply to bread that gets sliced in-store once you buy it. If the expression were "the best thing since the automatic bread slicer", that'd be perfectly sensible.

This is an official supermarket Red Bull F1 display that just went up in a store in downtown Montreal. Looks more like home-made origami that what Red Bull usually does.