2005 I was employees while in high school and told to bin a ton of produce when a coworker asked to take it to the local kitchen and a close friend who is currently employed by Kroger (working there for 7ish years now).
That said I have not seen any hard reports outside of my very old experience and an account from a current employee (friend).
From my experience Kroger in Houston TX is pretty bad about throwing things out instead of passing it to the needy.
Not disagreeing with the numbers but could you provide your source? I would like to use this next time my family says a house is cheap/good deal ($500k for 2b 2b in the sticks).
I would love to see something like this as well.
Interesting. Looks to be based on Android AOSP which kind of puts you in the same boat. Th price tag kind of hurts as well at $250 give or take depending on features.
That seems to be the norm here. Never any credit or source.
I don’t see a watermark for the wither on the art. Is this a single piece or from a manga?
That is awesome. I just purchased a CO2 laser last month and would love to give this a shot. Any recommendations on how you went about designing the panels, PCBs, and picking caps/keys?
Hate to be the odd one out but I would love more information on the keyboard.
I am as there isn’t anything here. Cows and mountains. I am staying here passing three and it’s just nothing. Normally you would get water front and community features to set the price but none of that is here. I guess the confusing part is what is attracting people here. It can’t just be the mountains.
I tried and here are some places I have looked where the average home is $810,000 come to find out.
Pinedale, Wyoming, USA Ennis, Montana, USA
These are in the mountains about 1 hour from the nearest big city of Jackson, Wyoming and Bozeman, Montana. I guess I need to look in the deep sticks.
A better alphabet.
What is “splitting a gut”?
By chance do you have a source to this?
Gotcha, thanks.
Oh. Thanks. :)
Is there a name for this equation ands can you explain the pix part of the equation?
This is thinking of the order from a managers view and not a worker that generally is paid/treated like shit. Middle managers at fast food places are on the same level as lawyers and tow truck drivers.
My first thought as well. Doubt any of these have locks. I don’t understand leaving it on. I travel on an RV and remove my hitch and store it as soon as the RV is disconnected.
Late to the party, but what the fuck is an acoustic bike?