PUBLIX Locations

Tom ***** the supermarket. But not as much as he ***** starting his day without his bowl of Honey Cheerios. Without them, everything would be wrong, and the wrongness would twist itself around, discomfort would sharpen into jagged edges cutting at him from the inside until his routine was set right. He had hoped the store would be empty. Begged the universe for it to be so. Surely this early on a Saturday morning all the normal people were nursing hangovers or ignoring their iPad kids at breakfast. It needed to be a quick in-and-out job, too long inside the sensory amplification chamber and he’d surely have a meltdown. Yet, every time Tom tried to go buy something, half the town showed up...

Basically the title. Governments want control and turn off everything outright or leave only low-bandwidth trickle of essential comms like military, banks, industrial, supermarkets DBs and such. What are you storing and how much storage do you guesstimate you'll need?

I called them to change my beneficiary and they are asking for extra documents that I can’t legally share per the judge. Also, they were really rude. Do they actually work for Publix? or is it a third party? Does premier customer service only apply to the actual stores?

Backstory: I seem to be needing to go to Canton more than I'd like, and I was thinking about looking for gas stations along or near my route. I get Kroger loyalty points to redeem for money off gas, and so I decided to locate the nearest Kroger to my doctors in Canton. The nearest is Wintersville, then Steubenville. There aren't any along 800 or 77. In fact, none in NE Ohio at all, it looks like. So, now I'm curious. Are there any national supermarket chains with stores in Northeast Ohio? I know Buehler's, but that's Ohio only. Also, I know that I can use my points at Shell, there is one along my route-ish in Newcomerstown.

today i (25m) had to buy some groceries, while i was entering the supermarket a girl working there kept looking at me (i noticed because i also looked at her but i'm too shy so i just ignored it) when i got to pay, she talked to me and explained to me some stuff about the store and i made some jokes that made her laugh, i was too nervous to do anything so i just left and said have a good day. would it be weird to just go tomorrow morning and tell her that i had to comeback just to give her my phone number because i find her cute ? or would that look creepy

I have been trying to find this new Schweppes product at Woolworths all week as it says its New on their website, and this is what has happened: -rang Head office for them to say that 2 stores within my postcode had 6 units, so I go to the stores for them to say they dont have it. Can someone explain how its new on the website, the computer says its in stock, but they cant find it? #mindboggling https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/6063977?googleshop=true&store_code=woolworths_supermarkets_2859&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=WW-0001&cq_net=g&cq_src=GOOGLE&cq_cmp=SUPC-0001_Always%20On_Shopping__Food%20%26...

hello and good evening fellow fans of the Pitt! resident Yinzer here and sorry for the delay, like any good Yinzer i’ve taken to escaping the cold briefly with a short mid-winter trip to Florida! so excuse my formatting if it’s not perfect as i’m trying to do it on the \*wonderful\* mobile reddit app. these posts are where i, a lifelong Pittsburgher, healthcare worker, and fellow big fan of The Pitt, try to catch every reference to my lovely hometown and comment on its accuracy or lack thereof! now let’s delve into the Dark Ages and without further ado… \# Season 2 Episode 8: 2:00pm 1.\*\*Presby\*\*: In reference to the hospital where the overweight gentleman is being sent to, ...

Sabihin nating taong 2011 na, at sumama ka sa nanay mo sa grocery store, kung ito man ay SM Supermarket o Puregold. Tapos, pumunta kayo sa mga cereals at nakakita ka ng mga Nestlé cereals na may mga CDs sa loob ng kanilang kahon. Nagpabili ka sa nanay mo ng cereal ng Nestlé noon dahil mahilig ka sa mga kotse o motor. Parang masaya laruin ang mga larong ito, at ito ang color code base sa CD: \- Yellow (Dilaw): Baja \- Blue (Bughaw): Drift \- Red (Pula): Moto X Kung nakabili ka ng Koko Krunch, Cookie Crisp, o Honey Stars noong nag-colab ang Nestlé sa Team Hot Wheels noong 2011, alin dito sa tatlong laro ang paborito mo? Bukod sa Team Hot Wheels noong 2011, meron ka bang mga laro na n...

The suspect is suspected of 75 thefts across Florida, then reselling the stolen cards on eBay, authorities said. WASHINGTON — A man is accused of stealing trading cards worth thousands of dollars from Florida Target and Walmart stores in a scheme that involved taco seasoning packets, according to authorities. Keith Wallis, 39, of Palm Beach, faces charges of felony organized retail theft, felony dealing in stolen property and felony money laundering, according to the office of Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier. Wallis would take large boxes of trading cards and an equal number of 99-cent taco seasoning packets to the self-checkout and would pay only for the seasoning packets, Uthm...

So this happened a day ago. I was about to receive a parcel (a computer keyboard) and I had a dream I was going for a parcel (which happened twice for some reason) and instead of my Kaufland supermarket, it was a Media Expert store instead. And sure enough, after I woke up, the parcel was delivered to the locker

I bought a box of dry pasta today from Flour+Water pizzeria in San Francisco, at their take-away counter. The product price was $6, but I paid a total of $6.94, including their 6.5% SF Mandate ($0.39) and SF sales tax ($0.55). I have never been charged sales tax before when buying dry pasta at supermarkets and other stores. Are restaurant stores allowed to charge sales tax for this type of product?

I work at a grocery store as a high schooler, and sometimes, as I'm buying a few things, a coworker will purposefully not scan one of the items, so I pay less. Is this a common thing that happens? It has happened on two separate occasions with two different coworkers, both also high schoolers. We aren't a massive chain supermarket, but we do have around four or so locations. I feel bad because I never slide them free items, but it feels wrong even when they do it, because I'll see on my phone I didn't pay as much as I was supposed to, or I'll check the receipt later and realize. What should I do in this situation? I'm leaning towards checking to make sure they&#...

Okay, let’s talk about something no one admits but everyone does when they first move abroad — girl math. Or boy math. Or just international student math. The moment you land, your brain automatically starts converting every single thing into your home currency. Every coffee. Every grocery item. Every bus ticket. You’re standing in a supermarket calculating pence into rupees (or whatever your currency is) and suddenly everything feels expensive. It’s honestly overwhelming. In the first month, it hits harder because you’re probably not earning yet. So every purchase feels like it’s draining some imaginary conversion-based bank account in your head. But constantly converting won�...

https://preview.redd.it/5chm9hyxb4mg1.jpg?width=564&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b05e53ead84885079ed7b68aef3b149f583c8d9e I don’t mean "in stock" or "out-of-stock"; I mean the store doesn’t carry items you usually find at other supermarkets 🤦‍♂️. I want to get some groceries (no Lubriderm, very limited selections in deli meat or other groceries). Then, it has many brands on some items, like canned lunch meat or eggs. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄. By the way, the store is clean, bright, and very organized (on par with Save-On-Foods or Shoppers Drug Mart). Oh, the price is 😒😒😒😒😒. By

Hi, everyone. So, to preface this, I'm on Erasmus in Warsaw and I'm from Portugal. Let's start by the positives: the old town of the city is incredibly beautiful. The path from the palace square to the market square is an incredible experience and fills my soul with joy. Where I'm from, it doesn't snow, so seeing the snow was a great experience. The city has a lot of trees, great public transportation and is safe. Now for the negatives: I'm incredibly lonely. It has happened 3 times for me to be abandoned by people who invited me, and it's starting to make me feel as if I was not enough. The first time I went out with some girls, we went to a store...

So I was at a Publix in Jacksonville last week. I watched a very large woman grab a popcorn chicken from the hot rack. Go get inline for a sub and consumes the entire thing of popcorn chicken while waiting in line. I’m like ok we all have snacked at the grocery store. She then takes the empty container and throws it in the trash bin … like who just steals popcorn chicken? I had to ask her while she ordered “Would you like me to pay for your sub? “ with an attitude “Why ?” And of course I said “Well you just stole that chicken if figured you were having a tough time” she then begins to berate me on how rich she is. Some people

Hey guys, I have a question.. So, I reallyyyy love snacks especially chips (I prefer salty snacks) I can't live without them.. But honestly I feel they're a bit expensive in Korea, for tiny packs (it's not enough for me at all, I can eat chips all day....)..in my home country, I usually buy 300g chips (supposed to be for commercial use) from the supermarket for 2,00€, in Korea the cheapest similar thing I found is 3+€ and they're not so tasty, they're kinda bland and "soft"(?). I recently discovered that if I add "commercial use" on coupang, I can find items that are sold in bigger quantities for restaurants etc, for a much cheaper price than...

Numerous prompts like this: A close-up shot of an ostrich acting as a grocery store cashier, standing behind a checkout counter with a modern black scanner in front of it. The framing shows the ostrich’s full head, expressive eyes, and the upper portion of its long neck resting naturally behind the counter. The ostrich's wings rest on the counter edge like hands, giving a subtle impression of a cashier stance without looking unnatural. The ostrich is wearing a simple dark-green checkout vest with no logos. Warm supermarket lighting. The background is softly blurred shelves of a real grocery store. The ostrich looks downward and slightly tired, avoiding eye contact with the customer...