That’s just weird.
Some stores here have limits on sale items they advertise under cost to bring people in and the cashiers will call you out or charge you full price ( the computer knows) That just makes me buy the limit, go put it in the car, walk back in and buy the limit again how ever many times it takes to get what I want.
And is that circumstance reported in advance or by going to the store you learn it. In some countries, there are explicit provisions/usually the countries of the European Union/and this qualifies as an unfair commercial practice and misleading advertising for which sanctions are brought.
I’ve worked in food retail for 12 years, man and boy. I’ve never known these policies to be enforced in this country.
A retailer that does themselves out of sales, does themselves out of business.
Oh they will let buy all you want, but beyond the limit the computer/ register will charge you full price for the items over the limit.
Remember half-squatter from my “how to get the guy” thread? Well, he’s apparently been persistently trying to get my friend to “grab lunch with him “ and “practice Chinese “ for the past two weeks.
She’s been avoiding him and thinks he’s a creep
Confession: it feels oddly good to know That not everyone buys into his “charisma”
So today was the first official day of Deep Water. I spent all morning reading the book, so I could get the general training philosophy down.
I like the whole layout In and of itself though. However there’s just not enough ice in the world to
Cure the soreness lol
The cure is MEAT, not ice, haha. Enjoy the program. It’s awful.
Awful? More like just VERY very uncomfortable. No more like disgusting lol. I was expecting to pass out at some point, but the program showed me In other ways that it’s just not fucking around. Lol
Keep in mind it’s only day 1, week 1. The program will literally only get worse.
I just realized you could combine ice and meat by letting some ribeye steaks thaw on your muscles.
Oh my goodness 
To be fair, I’m okay with the continued worseness, but it’s that initial awefulness I don’t like.
I’d rather deal with prolonged suffering than just onset suffering lol
Not always:
Stores, for example, will sell hot food like roast chickensat a loss so you will go there to do your groceries and get a near ready dinner at the same time.
As someone who works at Costco this couldn’t be more true. @strongmangoals. People will rack up thousands of dollars on other things that rarely go on sale (desktops, 60+ inch tv’s, iPads, phones, toilets, wood for remodeling, marble, copy machines, etc.) but I’ll see in damn near everyone’s carts that they have our signature 4.50$ rotisserie chicken. Every. Single. Time.
We also have limits on certain items. Most of them
are on our HAB (health and beauty), OTC, and Hardline (office stuff, pens, pads, chairs, desk type tables, etc.) items, because folks will literally buy out an entire pallet if given the chance, along with the fact that businesses really take advantage our resale policy.
I confess that I did a 50 rep squat set, took a nap, woke up, forgot the workout I had done before, and almost face planted into my dresser when my legs didn’t work right upon getting out of the bed.
I confess that dry needling in your arse is not pleasant and I’m not even sure it’s fixing my tight glutes!! Maybe I should go back to having those horrible massages instead !!
Hmm elbow or needle in the arse … difficult choice !!
I can’t tell if this double negative is intentional.
Oops fat finger syndrome strikes again. Sorry for the terrible grammar old boy. I have fixed it for you.
mmhmmm sure.
better or worse than a dry needle?
Worse than a dry needle but it’s no elbow!!
Keep it up and you’ll eventually get to the elbow.