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As usual, sounds like another worthy look/consideration. This not familiar, can sample via bandcamp.

Curated for another music sub. Figured Id put in in here as well to share to those that may interested in discovering more.

Just released. Out of the Theologian camp.

Just a heads up, nothing accusatory. Yes, this happened and recently--- and pertains to the Hollis location specifically. For what I do, I scale my product in the aisle and think nothing more of it. Grabbed about 4 or 5 bags worth of produce and some unscaled products and and I stepped away to look at something nearby the cheese counter as I handed my gf cash to settle up.

Walked back over to collect the bags...and my partner said something to the effect of "that garlic must have been really special" and at first didn't register...as we started packing the cooler at the car-- the receipt fell onto the seat and noticed the total was just over 160.00?? I supplement, never full shop here, so this was a WTF monent. Then I realized why the garlic comment was made. 4 heads of purple garlic rang up as 20.00. I then skimmed the items I weighed in the aisle and everything was over, and not by a little. An average of 2.5 lbs over, some higher. We were heading into what looked like 40-60 dollar overcharge.

I write this as only a heads up, as I respect their business and what they do...but was this just me? Who really knows.

I collected my bags, came back in and started scaling them again on way to speak to someone. Everything was scaled to the ounce in the aisle. Alittle off only because of the bags and a few had other items, but was just to pull in estimates. I did not go to the checkout line that was starting to grow I went to back open prep area and was able to wave someone over to have that uncomfortable conversation.. The gentleman that handled it seemed legitmately surprised, so I guess this may have been missed by other shoppers or people that dont take the time to scale out their produce, or the store end just didnt or hasnt calibrated their scales recently?

I hadn't brought every single item back in, and could have, but with the nearly 50.00 overcharge [that I was reimbursed for], there was probably another 12 or 15 dollars that wasn't brought back because was tucked away in the cooler.

So yeah. Not a bad mouthing but some very "off" scales at the register end and sometimes just needs to be acknowledged and to remind folks, especially with food prices as high as they are.

A little bit of everything going on here. Get some. Probably one of my faves compilations from last year.

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Made its way back into rotation.

For those that might a little noise layering.