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You may have heard that the U.S. Mint has stopped producing pennies. From the way businesses are acting, you would think that the coin has disappeared completely. Even though there must be millions of pennies still in circulation, already, stores are rounding up if customers pay with cash. Some even round up exclusively, ignoring the “round down” option entirely.
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Following the bankruptcy of Joann’s and Party City, Michaels has started carrying festive paper products, fabric, sewing supplies, and balloons. While it is great for customers that these items are available for in-store purchases, I wonder what Michaels is no longer carrying in order to accommodate this new inventory.
I thought the same thing when Target reorganize...
Our area was hit with a major snowstorm over the weekend, and as soon as the flakes started to fly, my social media feed was filled with requests for help in shoveling. People posted desperate pleas for someone to clear driveways, sidewalks, and even commercial spaces. What? This is December in Iowa — of course, it is going to snow. Of course, people will ne...
In 1987, American Airlines removed one olive from every salad it served in First Class. Probably the only person who noticed was their accountant, as the small move saved the airline $40,000/year!
Olives weren’t chosen at random — their research showed that the olives were often left behind uneaten, and the fruit was one of the most expensive items in the salad. A s...
If you were a company shipping fragile items overseas and found that your product often arrived damaged in transit, what would you do to solve this?
Many companies may reinforce their packaging, plaster the containers with bold “Fragile” warnings, or contract with a different vendor, but Dutch manufacturer VanMoof came up with a more creative option. To protect thei...
