u/According_Bag2922

▲ 23 r/Pomona

Hello there.

Are you ready to seize the moment so that you can seize the morning in order to seize the day?

In the past yard sale advertisements, I try to make an amusing and/or comical post.
Not this time…
10000% business. -0% pleasure.

We are having the BIGGEST and maybe LAST yard sale.
For the past 15 years, we had the pleasure of doing annual/semi annual yard sales.
It’s a long story that kinda became a tradition.

Well, our yard sale days are sadly coming to an end.
However, we want to go out in fashion. Good old fashioned Vintage Fashion.

It’ll be a shindig to remember and then some!

There will be an emphasis on art, clothes, and music this time around.
Framed art of all shapes, sizes, and/or colors.
Lots of music of all different formats and genres. Mostly vinyl/cds but there shall be tapes too.
Lastly, the clothes of a wide selection that will probably surprise the most seasoned picker.

Less of average everyday household wares and more of hip tasteful goods from yesteryears. 

There will also be knick knacks, tchotchkes, pop culture related stuff from 90s/00s/10s, toys, maybe some videogames, and maybe even some Pokemans. (even though One Piece is cooler and YuGiOh is the far superior TCG)

That’s it.
Hope to see y’all there!
Please bring the cash moneys. Zelle and/or Venmo are probably fine as well. Paypal is forbidden.
100th customer gets a prize!

The fine details:

May 2, 2026

Cross Streets are E Lincoln Ave and N Gibbs St 
Pomona, CA 91767

Near Lincoln Park 

400 E Lincoln Ave Pomona, CA 91767 United States

8am till we-freaking-sell-everything-O’clock

reddit.com
u/According_Bag2922 — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/BadBosses+1 crossposts

Hi everyone, I’m new to Reddit and hoping to connect with people in similar work situations. I’m currently feeling quite desperate; my employer (a law firm) recently denied me a cost-of-living raise, telling me I 'bring no added value.'

I know it sounds cliché to claim I’m a hard worker, so I’ll skip that. I’m just looking for perspective. My only path to increasing my income is a $50 incentive for every 5-star Google review that mentions my name. This has created a painful Catch-22: to improve my own financial situation, I have to generate positive publicity for a company that disrespects me. If I swallow my pride and chase the reviews, I’m fueling an exploitative employer. If I refuse, I remain trapped in a cycle of debt on my low income. Has anyone else been in this position, or do you have advice on how to navigate this?

Before anyone suggests just quitting, please know that I have been actively applying for other jobs. However, I’m heading back to school next semester, and I can't afford to lose the stability and health benefits this role currently provides. I'm essentially trapped between needing the security of this job and hating every minute I spend there...

reddit.com
u/According_Bag2922 — 24 days ago