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Hi!

Has anyone had this happened before when they did a too good to go bag and they make it fresh. BUT before they make it ask you if you want to pay an extra $2.99 for toppings? The bag price was $8. I said no I’m all set thank you. I just thought that was a little weird they asked that.

u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 7 days ago

McKee Awards More than a Million Dollars to Seyboth-Owned Company - Seyboth Is Facing Charges by the AG

Lol I guess the state doesn’t care about anything this guy “allegedly” has done

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u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 2 months ago

What to do about stump grindings

Hi!
So we live in a trailer park and after 4 months of them cutting down the trees they decided to finally remove the tree stumps. They never informed us they were doing that so unfortunately I think my pumpkins got ruined and my flowers are looking like they will die. I have no idea if they will be removing the stump grindings and I'm overwhelmed because there is a lot of it. And they still have one more to do too. I'm trying not to be annoyed but I have things I'm planning to plant by the end of July for the fall and like I need this space.. and I'm overwhelmed because there is so much of it. I don't know what to do. Also they left those tree branches and leaves there for months now from someone else's yard and never cleaned it up so that's a whole other annoying thing lol.

u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 3 months ago

ADU’s “affordable housing”

Hi! I’m trying to learn more about ADU’s and their level of being ”affordable” the lowest I’ve seen for a detached ADU at like 600 sq feet is 200k and that’s like the bare minimum. I’m trying to understand how elected officials in the state are labeling it as affordable. As a majority of people do not have a minimum of 200k to build ADU. I guess they can be cost effective in certain situations. Maybe I’m just stuck on the label of it being “affordable” when building supplies are just simply expensive/ higher right now.

My opinion is that In RI they just aren’t affordable due to cost of things and the area in general is considered a high demand market. I’m not against ADU like if you’re personally able to afford it go for it. Just trying to gather options and if anyone has experience with them. Thank you ☺️

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u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 3 months ago
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Polka dog Bakery (multi million company) kicked out other local pet treat companies from Garden City Farmers Market

They kicked out local businesses who also sell pet treats from the garden city farmers market. If you look at their responses on Google it's "oh we had no control/ choice over this" like that's just a lie? You as a company can deny having a tent there. I'm more likely to believe the local owners who got kicked out vs you as a current multi million company.

Their response on Google reviews is

Thank you for reaching out. We're grateful to be part of the Garden City Farmers Market community and appreciate everyone who supports small businesses.
Polkadog was not involved in selecting vendors for this market. We care deeply about supporting the broader pet community and have great respect for fellow pet businesses. Our focus remains on serving our customers and contributing positively to the local communities we're fortunate to be part of.

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https://www.instagram.com/p/DaOcCUhgU9H/?igsh=dmM5djIwb3Q2MGMy

u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 3 months ago

Polka dog Bakery (multi million company) kicked out other local pet treat companies from Garden City Farmers Market

They kicked out local businesses who also sell pet treats from the garden city farmers market. If you look at their responses on Google it’s “oh we had no control/ choice over this” like that’s just a lie? You as a company can deny having a tent there. I’m more likely to believe the local owners who got kicked out vs you as a current multi million company.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DaOcCUhgU9H/?img\_index=1&igsh=dmM5djIwb3Q2MGMy

u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 3 months ago

Tomato from a community garden in Providence

this San Marzano tomato started out as a little sprout a month ago and now it's ready to be transplanted so it can grow 🍅 I got it for free at a community garden in Providence and it makes me happy.

u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 4 months ago

Overconsumption/ FOMO. Spending $510 on Merch

I saw this and I’m just….. she just spent $500 on Taylor merch.

this is such a BIG problem in her fan base. Her merch prices vs the quality of them is not equal and it literally prays on fans like this that feel like they NEED to spend $500 on merchandise to have it. I don’t know how much control Taylor has over merch and the pricing of it. But $40 for a pair of flip flops and $10 for a decorative spray bottle is just asking too much. BUT YEAH they still charge this amount because people still buy it!!!

I’m alll for buying artist merch (if you can afford it; and it’s within reason). Especially with a lot of artists it’s a source of income. but this girl went in saying to her husband it’ll only be $200 and she ends up spending $510…. And then make the comment on the text to her husband saying she doesn’t have the money right now she’s broke. THEN comments on a Facebook comment saying she’s not “broke broke” bills are paid and she has 4,000 in savings??? Like that’s not to me at least to justify spending $500 on Taylor swift merch. That’s literally a majority of people on the Caleb hammer finance audit. They’re like but our bills are paid! So what’s the problem.

Taylor swift is a billionaire what is the need to have this much merchandise priced at this money. You do realize a majority of your fans do not have extra spending money like this. At what point is accountability going to be taken for this. I did notice people on the fb page also pointed out her merch lately has been ridiculous and have not purchased it. But then you have people like this and I get annoyed.

u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 4 months ago

the new and *improved* menu is not great.

I’m trying to understand why you took pizza off the menu. I get how the Providence location closed so you wanted to update the menu… but to take PIZZA off which I feel like is a popular favorite does not make ANY sense…

so you take pizza off the menu?? pretty sure the pizza was less that $20 for the smaller portions at this store vs Providence and all you add is more expensive things that cost over $25. That doesn’t sit right with me. realistically I don’t understand how a ravioli is worth that much $26 . I feel like it was $22 at the Providence.

People were upset the Providence location closed so it just sounds like you only added more expensive food to this menu and not included peoples favorite. Also.. You can get pancakes but it is now only available for breakfast, before 11

I just don’t like how if you’re going to take away the more “affordable” option of pizza and not give another option thats within the same price. As a consumer that is annoying and does not make me want to support a business like that.

It should not come out to be $117 for THREE people including a tip. For the quality of food you’re receiving for the price point. It’s really unfortunate for people who are vegan and plant city was a nice option to dine out at… not anymore sadly. My boyfriends mom who is vegan has gone here before in the past with us plenty of times and the Providence location and for HER to say the re do of the menu is not good goes a long way coming from her. I hope more people speak up about the drastic price increases and the removal of pizza on the menu so something can at least change. Just sad.

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u/Mammoth-Beach-9976 — 6 months ago