u/ExcitingDoor6163

Hey I recently came across a pretty big platform on FB of this lady who goes around to goodwills and other thrift stores in her area, buys up all the good stock, and then resells it for way more. Her whole page is dedicated to this and in the comments lots of people have called out how she's sort of....the worst for doing that, and she just responds with vitriol to them and calls everyone dumb.

Technically she's not doing anything illegal but it just really annoys me, as someone who used to love thrifting in highschool but has now stopped bc when I go now it's almost impossible to find anything that isn't just shein or h&m crap bc all the good stuff gets taken by parasitic people like her. I get that the economy is hard rn and we're all looking for ways to make ends meet but fam....ripping off from local community spaces meant to keep things affordable so that YOU alone can benefit while screwing the rest of us over....not cool.

Anyways tldr~ How can I be a thorn in the side of an annoying influencer who scalps thrift stores for her own gain and then goes to brag about it on social media?

Hi all, I'm posting this on behalf of my bf who is trying to gain weight, and I'm trying help him. I've looked online for healthy snack advice which talk about milkshakes and peanut/nut butters...but the problem is he is not crazy about those flavors. We tried doing high calorie drinks and he can eat a bit of it and enjoys it but after a few bites he'll reach his sugar limit and tap out. He also grew up in a country that doesn't eat nut butters so he's not a huge fan of them like most Americans.

Any advice for those of you who also are not huge sweet-tooth people/not huge fans of nut butters? What kind of snacks did you eat? Any drinkable shake recipes that you loved that were not overly sweet or peanut/nut-buttery? He likes fruit flavors, whole nuts, and savory foods but we're trying to stay away from him bulking up on cheetohs and doritos and other processed foods. TYIA