have they considered not making customers wait for 10 minutes to get aspirin or baby food unlocked by the one remaining clerk on payroll
The figure represents about 9.5 percent of the pharmacy chainโs 12,500 locations worldwide.
In 1693, a Manila Galleon full of goods and bound for Acapulco, wrecked on the coast of what is now Oregon, never reaching its destination. A craftsman from the Nehalem-Tillamook and Clatsop peoples made this arrowhead (in the Tillamook Pioneer Museum) out of Qing dynasty porcelain from the wreck.
I am absolutely losing it at Dropoutโs Gastronaut. Truly amazing and insane premise. You get to see what a real person being a judge would be like: overeating delicious food, not knowing what a term or technique is, getting super excited. Totally insane challenges.
I am ๐ at this language. While the court resisted outright acknowledging forced labor as involuntary servitude, here it is walking riiigghht up to the line of making a 13th Amendment argument for abortion rights, which I would be absolutely here for !!
New York City votes for mayors like they believe Batman is real and want him to have someone to fight
Fun fact: the huge innovation of Piggly Wiggly was not locking all their goods in the back, but putting it on shelves for customers to browse. Customers bought more as a result, & Piggly Wiggly invented the modern supermarket. The โlock it all up & force you to ask me for itโ model already failed.
Anti-theft deterrent also means anti-sales. Nice job, eggheads. "Upon discovering that an item they want to buy is in a locked case, less than one in three shoppers (32%) get a store employee to unlock the case." www.retailbrew.com/stories/2024...
Most end up trying to find the product in another store, according to a Consumer World survey.
If I did the math right, $104,000 in fares is 35,862 $2.90 rides, or 98 rides/day. 3.6 million people ride the NY subway per day, so about $10.4 mil in fares. But they're spending $411,000 PER DAY to stop $285 in daily fare evasions. Someone help NY with its budget, the people are dying #ACAB
Last year the NYPD spent $150 Million to catch people who weren't able to afford to pay the subway fare. They collectively owed just $104,000 in fares. Instead of funding cops to shoot people, why not use the money to make public transport free for people who can't afford it?
The massive increase coincided with just a two percent decrease in serious crime.
