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Now with prices sky rocketing and shrinkflation even my AGM is finding ways to get food on the cheap. 😂

To those reading this is using the employee discount and not for customers.

I’m looking for a tailor or someone in the continental United States who can either recommend a place to buy a suit similar to the one in the image or have one made before July 22nd. The image is from a Vietnamese website, and since it’s being shipped internationally, they informed me that it might take up to 40 days to arrive. I’m at a loss for what to do now. By the way, the suit should look almost identical, and no, I don’t need a regular suit and tie in lavender. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

So, my Area Manager decided to play musical chairs with as many managers as possible, and I ended up being transferred to a new store. Here’s the issue: my manager at the original store was phenomenal and smart. I don’t know about most stores, but ours had three facilities people—one for each shift (1st, 2nd, and 3rd). However, our facilities person for the 3rd shift was in charge of putting away the entire truck, including the Frozen Cooler and Dry storage. Normally, for things like candy, snacks, and red totes, I’ve seen the cashiers on overnight shift put them away as they complete their other duties. But no, my manager hired someone to do that as well. Now, at this new store, almost everything is upside down. I have to do the cold box, put away the truck, and do the cooler and freezer. Since I opened the original store I was from, I felt more at home. I’m having thoughts of just demoting myself and doing what I normally do best keeping the beverage and deli clean. With my old store, I had a lot of time on my hands to focus on cleaning and less time to worry about the truck or vendors. Now, it feels like that’s more of an afterthought, just trying to scrape by and get everything done by 7:00 am. Plus, all the other stores in my area don’t prioritize cleaning. Believe me, I’ve worked at most of them. Yes, they have the ability to pass an FSRA, but it feels more like a Waffle House than a high-end hotel.

Our Morning facilities person takes care of vendors for those wondering and our SM definitely prioritizes to make sure it’s spotless the minute you pull into the parking lot.

I’ll add a photo of my old store so you can see how fun it is over there as well.

https://preview.redd.it/is4uopipvn3h1.png?width=1513&format=png&auto=webp&s=2b0fffda258eacc114be6c820dcef4fb9405a174

Was hoping someone can give me an idea on where I can get an image transferred on to a shirt at the last minute it’s both Back and Front that needs an image? Need it done before Saturday 5pm

Was hoping someone can give me an idea on where I can get an image transferred on to a shirt at the last minute it’s both Back and Front that needs an image? Need it done before Saturday 5pm

It's evident that she's sanding the canvas, but I'm curious about the reason behind it. I assume the canvas was already pre-gessoed. Additionally, I'm wondering what grit she's using because I recently started painting and have never encountered the concept of sanding a canvas. Could you please provide some insights? Thanks!