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When I worked at Bob Evans I watched a manager peel the expiration dates off of expired food and replace them with dates in the future to avoid waste.
Mike from Tom's Landscaping smokes a bowl of reefer in his car at lunch break every day.
Sorry Mike someone had to say something.
I work in pest control and 99% of the shit we use. You can buy without having a license. The license just covers us to use the products on other people's houses responsibly. If you really want to do pest control, you only need a few chemicals and they are all easily obtainable on Amazon.
A large pizza chain, it costs about $1 to make a large cheese pizza. Cheese is re-used as much as possible.
Snake Farm, when asked how to sell a policy that's clearly more expensive than the competition's answer was "They should feel privilege to be a Snake Farm customer."
The hubris was baffling.
I was high the whole time, beginning to end.
I worked for lumber liquidators, and their point of sale software seemed to be surplus navy because if you dug deep enough you could order nuclear sub parts.
Military equipment is sold to the PRC and mislabeled as COTS, i.e. civilian.
I used to work at a hotel and they never changed the duvet covers guest to guest, only the other sheets.
Nice try fbi