Hi 👋🏼

What to do if there’s a manager special (yellow tags) that we can’t scan it or enter manually.. should we mark the item as unavailable and if yes I think that is not right especially if the customer paid a good tip.

I haven’t set foot in Tunisia in 9 years Coming back this September with my American wife, and it’ll be her first time.

We’ll be based in Tunis, but I want to show her the country Beaches, food, hidden gems, day trips, we are undecided about which region we will stay for 5/7 days Djerba, Kelibia, Ras Djbel, Mahdia

If you were bringing someone to Tunisia for the first time, where would you take them? And for those who came back after years abroad… what changed the most?

Something that bothers me about what’s happening in the U.S. right now is how quickly people confuse legality with morality.
John Brown was hanged after trying to spark an uprising against slavery.
Slavery itself was legal.
Jim Crow was legal.
Japanese-American internment was legal.
None of that became morally acceptable because somebody stamped it with government authority.
And that’s why I think we should pay very close attention to what’s happening in America today.
We’re watching protesters increasingly discussed through the language of extremism and terrorism. We’re seeing journalists caught up in federal investigations and prosecutions. We’re seeing immigration enforcement, surveillance of protesters, pressure on universities and repeated court battles over freedom of speech.

You don’t have to agree with every protester.
You don’t have to support every immigrant.
You don’t have to like every journalist.
You don’t even have to oppose the current administration.

But you should be extremely uncomfortable with the idea that “the government has the legal authority to do it” ends the conversation.

Because laws are written by governments, interpreted by governments and enforced by governments.
Sometimes they’re just.
Sometimes they’re eventually remembered as national embarrassments.
The question shouldn’t only be:
“Is it legal?”
It should also be:
“Is it right?”
Because history has a very long list of things that were perfectly legal right up until society finally admitted they were wrong.

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الماء يقص، السدود تفرغ، والجواب الرسمي حاضر:“جفاف… تغيّرات مناخية… المواطن لازم يقتصد.”
باهي. المواطن يقتصد.
أما قبل ما تحاسبني على 5 دقايق زيادة في الدوش، ورّيني** وين ماشية أغلبية ماء البل**اد.
لأن المشكلة في تونس أكبر برشا من واحد خلّى السبالة محلولة.
أول حاجة: حكاية شركات المياه المعلّبة.
كل مرة تصير أزمة، الناس تتلم على صافيا وقرعة الماء وكأنهم هما اللي نشفوا البلاد.
استهلاك قطاع المياه المعلبة الكل يدور حول 0.2% تقريبًا من الموارد المائية.
يعني قاعدين نتعاركوا على الفتات ونخلّيو الفيل اللي في الغرفة.
الفيل هو الفلاحة.
القطاع الفلاحي يستهلك قرابة 80% من المياه.
والمشكل موش في الفلاح الصغير اللي يسقي شوية خضرة.
المشكل يبدأ وقت اللي تستعمل موارد مائية نادرة، وحتى مياه جوفية عميقة وأحفورية في بعض المناطق، في زراعات موجهة للتصدير.
بمعنى آخر:
نستعمل ماء تونس لإنتاج سلع تتصدر للخارج… وبعد نقصّوا الماء على التونسي ونطلبوا منه يقتصد.
هذا اسمه تصدير ماء افتراضي:
كي تصدّر كيلو دقلة، زيت زيتون، غلة أو منتوج فلاحي، راك عمليًا تصدّر معاه آلاف اللترات من الماء اللي استُعملت لإنتاجه.
والسؤال الحقيقي هنا موش:
“علاش التونسي يستهلك برشا؟”
السؤال هو:
هل من المعقول اقتصاديًا ووطنيًا إنك تبيع مورد استراتيجي نادر بثمن بخس باش تربح عملة صعبة، وبعدها تستلف بالعملة الصعبة باش تحلّي ماء البحر؟
وهنا العبث يولي أكبر.
الدولة تستثمر مئات الملايين في محطات تحلية جديدة، وفي نفس الوقت:
– شبكات توزيع قديمة تضيّع كميات ضخمة من الماء قبل ما توصل أصلًا للمواطن.
– مئات ملايين الأمتار المكعبة من المياه المستعملة والمعالجة ما يقعش استغلالها كما يلزم.
– السدود فقدت جزءًا كبيرًا من طاقتها بسبب الترسبات والطمي.
– التسعيرة والسياسة المائية مازالت تشجع في برشا حالات على استعمال مورد نادر وكأنه مورد لا ينتهي.
وزيد عليها تضارب غريب في الأولويات:
نفس المنظومة مطالبة بتطوير الفلاحة والصادرات، وفي نفس الوقت مطالبة بحماية الموارد المائية.
أما وقت اللي تتعارض الزوز أهداف، شكون يربح؟
واضح شكون يدفع الفاتورة في الآخر: المواطن.
المشكل موش إن تونس ما عندهاش ماء.
أكيد عنا جفاف، والتغير المناخي حقيقي، والموارد محدودة.
أما الجفاف وحده ما يفسرش كل شيء.
عنا قبل كل شيء أزمة حوكمة ماء.
بلدان مواردها الطبيعية أصعب من تونس بنت أنظمة إعادة استعمال، تحلية، تسعير، صيانة شبكات ومراقبة استهلاك خلت الأمن المائي قضية دولة.
وإحنا مازلنا كل صيف نفس الحل العبقري:
نقصّوا عليك السبالة في الليل ونقولولك ما تطولش في الدوش.
المواطن لازم يقتصد، صحيح.
أما قبل ما تحاسب المواطن على اللترات،
حاسب المنظومة على الملايين من الأمتار المكعبة

Hi everyone,
I’ve noticed that business and startup discussions come up regularly here, but they’re mixed with many other topics.
I was wondering whether the community would find value in having a dedicated subreddit focused on entrepreneurship, startups, freelancing, investing, AI, and business in general.
If enough people are interested, I recently created **r/TunisianEntrepreneurs** as a place for those discussions.
I’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. If the moderators feel this isn’t appropriate, I’ll completely understand.

Welcome to r/TunisianEntrepreneurs!
Our mission is to build the largest and most valuable community for Tunisian entrepreneurs, founders, freelancers, investors, and aspiring business owners. Please read and follow these rules before posting.

1. Keep It Business Related
Posts should be related to entrepreneurship, startups, investing, freelancing, e-commerce, AI, technology, marketing, manufacturing, exports, or business in general.
Off-topic posts may be removed.

2. Be Respectful
Treat everyone with respect.
Healthy debates are encouraged, but personal attacks, harassment, discrimination, hate speech, or insults will not be tolerated.
Challenge ideas—not people.

3. No Spam or Excessive Self-Promotion
Sharing your business, startup, website, or product is welcome when it adds value.
Repeated advertising, referral links, affiliate links, and low-effort promotions will be removed.
Aim to contribute more than you promote.

4. No Scams or Misleading Content
Do not promote pyramid schemes, fake investment opportunities, get-rich-quick programs, or anything intended to deceive members.
Honesty and transparency are expected.

5. Ask Great Questions
No question is too basic.
Whether you’re validating an idea, looking for advice, or solving a business problem, ask away. The community is here to help.

6. Give Constructive Feedback
When reviewing someone else’s business or idea, explain why you agree or disagree.
Helpful criticism is encouraged. Personal attacks are not.

7. Protect Privacy
Do not post personal information about yourself or others.
Respect confidentiality and intellectual property.

8. Use the Correct Post Flair
Choose the flair that best matches your post to keep the community organized.
Examples include:
💡 Business Idea
🚀 Startup
📈 Marketing
💰 Funding
🤝 Looking for Co-founder
🌍 E-commerce
🤖 AI & Technology
🏭 Manufacturing
❓ Question
🎉 Success Story
📚 Resources

9. English, Arabic, French & Darija Are Welcome
You may post in English, Arabic, French, or Tunisian Darija.
Please keep discussions respectful and understandable whenever possible.

10. Help Build the Community
This subreddit succeeds because of its members.
Share your knowledge, support fellow entrepreneurs, celebrate wins, learn from failures, and invite other Tunisian entrepreneurs to join.
Together, we can build the strongest entrepreneurial community for Tunisia—both at home and across the world.
Build. Learn. Connect. Grow. 🇹🇳🚀

11. No Travel, Immigration, or Visa Advice
This community is dedicated to entrepreneurship and business.
Posts primarily about visas, immigration, passports, residency, travel planning, moving abroad, or general legal immigration advice are not allowed and may be removed.
Questions are welcome only when they are directly related to starting, operating, investing in, or growing a business (for example, business registration, company formation, taxes, or entrepreneurship regulations).
Please use more appropriate communities for general travel and immigration topics.

This keeps the subreddit focused while still allowing legitimate business-related legal questions.

👋 Welcome to r/TunisianEntrepreneurs – Introduce Yourself and Read First!
Hey everyone! I’m u/Valuable_Plankton327, the founding moderator of r/TunisianEntrepreneurs.
Welcome to the first Reddit community dedicated to bringing together Tunisian entrepreneurs, aspiring founders, freelancers, investors, professionals, and anyone passionate about building businesses.
Whether you’re in Tunisia or part of the Tunisian diaspora, this is a place to share ideas, learn from others, find partners, discuss opportunities, and help grow the Tunisian entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Our goal is simple: Build. Learn. Connect. Grow. 🇹🇳

📌 What to Post
Share anything related to entrepreneurship, startups, business, and innovation.
Examples include:
• 💡 Business ideas and startup validation
• 🚀 Launching a startup or side hustle
• 📈 Marketing, branding, and sales strategies
• 💰 Funding, investors, grants, and financing
• 🤝 Looking for co-founders, partners, employees, or mentors
• 🌍 Exporting, importing, and international business
• 🛒 E-commerce (Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, etc.)
• 🤖 AI, automation, software, and technology
• 🏭 Manufacturing and product development
• 📚 Business books, tools, podcasts, and resources
• 💼 Freelancing and consulting
• ❓ Questions and requests for advice
• 🎉 Success stories, milestones, and lessons learned
• ⚠️ Mistakes and failures so others can learn
Whether you’re still dreaming of your first business or already running one, your contribution is valuable.

🤝 Community Vibe
We’re building a professional, respectful, and supportive community.
Everyone is welcome, regardless of experience.
Healthy debates are encouraged, but personal attacks, hate speech, scams, spam, and misleading information will not be tolerated.
We’re here to help each other succeed.

🚀 How to Get Started
Introduce yourself in the comments.
Tell us what you’re building—or what you want to build.
Ask your first business question.
Share this community with other Tunisian entrepreneurs.
Help others by answering questions and providing constructive feedback.
Together, we can build the largest online community for Tunisian entrepreneurs.
Welcome aboard! 🇹🇳🚀

Instructions and favors are not followed and you get bare minimum service.

What is going on with these associates that they forces themselves on you and want to touch your property and they got mad when you refused, I told them i will show them all items one by one but they said they will report me .., wtf 🤬 … Tampa area is horrible