Welcome to the future!!! Where Amazon joins forces with the likes of Kroger and Albertsons to set dynamic pricing cause fuck you that’s why. Good thing we got all these different options to buy from to really stick it to them.

Key Owners of U.S. Grocery Stores: Walmart: Owns Walmart, Sam’s Club, Neighborhood Markets, and many more.

Kroger: Operates Kroger, Ralphs, Fred Meyer, Harris Teeter, King Soopers, and many others.

Albertsons: Owns Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco, and more.

Ahold Delhaize: Parent company of Food Lion, Stop & Shop, Giant Food.

Amazon: Owns Whole Foods Market and Amazon Fresh.

Costco: A major warehouse club operator.

Target: Operates grocery sections and stores.

Source

I thank gpt every time because apparently that costs them money.

I click on sponsored links via a browser extension because it confuses profilers and costs them money.

I did the whole ridge a few years ago. They posted a sign about airlifting goats out. Think Navy seal tea bags dangling from a rope attached to the helicopter. The history of the goats there is really a story about goat incest.

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Watch out for aggressive, urine frenzy goats!!

Reolink is what I use. Fairly similar in utility and options. Prices are ok but they go on sale pretty often. Poe, solar, and battery options for power.

Dang it!! I should have read the comments before I made the exact same joke. Something about great minds I guess.

Have you considered pocket ball?

Thank you for not wiping the floor with my spelling error. Fixing. Also happy I got that right!!! I’m a world traveler now!!

This looks like Jiufen in Taiwan

Edit: spelling

It was right there and it flew right by me.

Hey man, let them live their lives. Mind your own bees wax… It’s not your wax, it’s the bees wax.

Hmm partially. Thanks for the clarification tho. I do agree there are conveniences that are rentals . I think home ownership is a totally different conversation however so I’ll leave that one alone.

Your statement that companies move towards this garbage subscription model is 100% accurate tho. Couple that with enshitification and you’re at the whims of stakeholder value and CEO bonuses. iTunes can remove and add songs to your library whenever, games can be bought then supporting servers decommissioned, hardware you’ve bought is intentionally hobbled because it’s behind some other subscription, and like you said it’s only getting worse. And every one of these collect and sell your data. So not only are you buying a service but you’re also a product bought and sold. That being said, rental conveniences are different than the subscription model. I don’t think ownership levels are different between urban or city.

I’m also jealous of your outright home ownership lol. I’m working on my mortgage and with the locked in <3% apr I’m not going anywhere. But damn I’d love me 5 acres with a dry lot, access, and utilities already placed.

This is probably the most biased and assuming opinion I’ve read on Lemmy… So far. However, I do agree with the second half of your last sentence.

Any specifics regarding this specific event? Sounds interesting

I didn’t make it this year, thanks for the information.

Oh oh 1: every time you’re at a concert the tallest person stands in front of you 2: your fast food order is always wrong

These are my partner’s super powers and it’s hilarious.

At least gender reveal parties aren’t popular here.

El Diablo

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Oh it looks like they bought him some office space 5 minutes from his house so he can also say he commutes to the office now. Exclusive badge access, so it’s not a remote site available to anyone else.

No mention of the CEO in Cali who’s been flying the private jet to commute to Seattle when needed. Are they going to need to be in office 4 days a week as well?