I really like that one

Oh that's just beautiful. I love the contrast of blue and orange, and the figures and their shadows. It's spectacular! 😍

Ooh nice!

Refresh and see above lol!!

That is epic!!!

The other thing is signing up / logging in for various things and the many many hoops you have to jump through sometimes. They get frustrated and quickly. I always point out to the p's that there's no point getting frustrated at inanimate things, take a breath, someone else has likely had the same problem, and we'll work it out.

The problem is most buyers of phones and tvs don't realise they aren't buying a phone or tv, they are buying a device with many many functions .

The stereos of the 80s that had a hundred functions still had simple on off switches , basic functions were simple, and few people used the hundred functions. The buttons were just a selling point.

Now you need to go through hoops to use a phone or tv for the simplest function and if people are anything like my husband they love to add gadgets and extra layers of functions, making it even harder. It's nearly impossible to ignore the hundred buttons.

They just want to call someone up, to answer a call or watch their favourite tv show. And that's how I would teach it. Just the most basic uses they want, then when they are familiar with that then maybe add some more functions.

I hate iPhones and apple products. My first apple product was a second hand iPhone and I found it so hard. Next phone was android and I've never looked back. Android feels more like a PC interface, and I find it waaaaay more intuitive than iOS. Maybe in dumb, but iOS is so hard for me to use.

Besides, I really like the customisation of Android, it's feels more mine.

I don't have membership but went with my bestie who does. Before you go you need to know your unit pricing in the regular stuff you would but there in bulk, because sometimes is not cheaper than a Coles worth special. It's easy to spend a lot of money there on big stuff but not all of it is a bargain. And one visit was enough for me to work out I didn't need a membership.

My aunt goes there for general shopping, but she does it twice a year and gets everything bulk. So stuff will last a good 6 months. Bulk TP, bulk essentials, bulk flour, dog food, etc.

I've never been but her next shop is in Feb iirc, and she wants to take me along and buy me bulk stuff as well, so my partner and I don't have to struggle as much financially. I'll let you know how it is :D

I don't, but I've been with people. I doubt I'd get much value out of a subscription, personally. I don't think it's worthwhile unless you run a business, or have a very large family and the funds to buy gigantic bulk lots of food (and can use it before the use by)

$1.50 hotdogs are probs my standout tbh 😂 They also have cheaper fuel, and they're building a new servo in the west atm, but I keep an eye on petrol spy and it seems like it's routinely beaten on price, so while it's usually the cheapest in the immediate area, it won't be the cheapest if you drive 5-10km away or drive past a cheaper servo in your travels

They used to do a hot chocolate with marshmallows. That was good. Last time I had one was 7 years ago, so I dunno if they're still around and worth it

I know American Costco also allows you discounted medications and glasses/eyecare as well, I don't know if we have that here though

Also, sometimes they put coffins at the front entrance so it's the first thing you see when you walk in. I thought that was funky

I vote posting artwork or photography on your wall next. Slightly more interesting innit?

That's why I like this Joseph Joseph garlic crusher I bought. It's a kitchen gadget, but it's just a curved but of stainless steel. It doesn't take up much space and it can't break compared to other kitchen stuff you can buy

I vote for the pantry if it's not too personal.

We doin sock drawers next?

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