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5. Coffee Suppliers and Equipment: Partner with reputable coffee bean suppliers who can provide high-quality beans and various options to suit your customers' preferences. Additionally, invest in quality coffee equipment, such as espresso machines, grinders, and brewing tools, to ensure consistency in taste and efficiency.
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7. Staffing and Training: Hire skilled baristas who have a passion for coffee and excellent customer service. Provide comprehensive training to ensure consistency in drink preparation and exceptional customer experiences. Consider joining professional associations or attending industry events to network and stay updated with the latest coffee trends.
8. Marketing and Branding: Create a strong brand identity that resonates with your target audience. Leverage digital marketing platforms to build an online presence, engage with potential customers, and promote your unique offerings. Social media campaigns, influencer collaborations, and local partnerships can also help generate buzz around your coffee shop.

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I was unaware that w2c post were prohibited so my apologies. I ment no dissrespect, so I'm curious... It's my understanding that most shops won't show branding. How can I tell if a particular product is or isn't branded ?

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I was at a local consignment store yesterday and picked up a top I absolutely loved and bought it, even though I'd have preferred it a size smaller if I'd had a choice. (I usually where 5X, and this was a 6X). The manufacture of the top is "Voll" which I'd never seen before.
I tend to be somewhat out-of-synch with modern plus-size trends, and shopping on the higher end of the size spectrum, I sometimes find it difficult to find brands that fit my style and aren't cheaply made, so I thought I'd look up this brand and see if they're available for sale online anywhere.
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Shopping around, trying to keep within reasonable cost limits, but also getting what I need, I'm trying to replace my existing Yamaha RX-A740 and have it (currently) narrowed down to the Yamaha RX-V6A and the Denon AVR-S760H. Trying to future proof my system a little.
At this point, I only use 5.1 speakers, but I have a need for a lot of HDMI inputs for various consoles and things. I'll be getting a Sony A80L and want a receiver that is more likely to support the HDR10+ that the PS5 and possibly other devices in my chain support (latest Apple TV, Xbox Series X, a gaming laptop, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch).
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I do like the look and feel of the RX-A740, and it's interesting that the Denon unit above actually looks a lot more similar to my existing model than the new Yamaha model.
I know and respect the Yamaha brand. I've had the RX-A740 since it was first released, so I know the product is rock solid.
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Hey everyone, I needed to vent, I have a story and a question at the end, so let me know what you think. When I was a kid we were poor, and I never got anything. It was always cheapest pencil holder, cheapest school bag, bread with margarine for breakfast, never went on any school trip, never anything. I didn't even know it was normal to get lunch money from your parents, I'm still a little surprised whenever I hear 'lunch money' as an adult. We had food at home you see. My birthday/christmas presents were socks and cheap plastic toys, except I got one video game, throughout my entire childhood, as a birthday present, after incessant begging, doing chores and homework etc. all year, just to illustrate.
So, when I was around 13 yearsold, my buddies got into airsoft. You know, cheap chinese shotguns, playing in the apartment complex, getting chased away by city street cleaners and shouted at by grandmas leaning out of windows... We had one derelict building nearby in the forest where people played airsoft every weekend without fail. I would convince my dad to buy the cheap spring guns whenever we stopped at the china town market for vegetables, they were usually 20-25$, but my dad was buddy buddy with the sellers, and he'd talk them down to 13-15$, or they'd say 20$ but with one of those a big plastic bottles of shitty BBs where like 10% of them had a visible seam protruding through the middle. My parents said the real airsoft guns that I really wanted were too expensive. I did all I could to convince them how it's a sport, that I'll make new friends and that I'll get a workout... and they finally relented, I believe it was for good grades. I knew they would not buy me anything this expensive ever again, so when they told me the budget, I picked the only AEG that fit in it: a tokyo marui m4 made for children. I think it was the "M4A1 Boys edition" with a silly orange cap which is not required here in the EU. Anyway, the day came and we went to a shop to buy it. Except, when I said what I came to buy the shopkeeper immediately said the gun is not worth it, that it's a pea shooter, that I'll be quote "unhappy with it" and to buy a chinese aep instead. I knew also from the other airsoft players, that even these chinese electric guns broke often, and it was hard or not worth it to repair them. I also knew that TM is a quality brand, and that I don't care about range, I just wanted to have fun running around with my friends. We were only playing CQB essentially anyway. I said I wanted it anyway, but the shopkeeper said that I need BBs too which don't fit in the budget with the marui gun. I said I have tonnes of BBs at home (from the cheap chinese guns, plus I could just walk around for 1 minute around the apartment complex and find 30 bbs on the ground), but nobody listened to me. In the end, my dad was convinced by him, and he bought the cheapest AEP they had, a glock that was labelled as '"decoration only" meaning they didn't accept essentially any warranty returns on it if it got any use. My dad did notice I didn't like the choice, so he tried to appease me by saying that if I don't like it we can just return it. But I knew that if I wanted to return it, it'd be weeks before my dad would have time to go there again, and he'd be annoyed that he has to take me there just because I don't like it, and I didn't trust the seller would even honor the return policy given the "decoration only" warning. I pretended to be happy for the rest of the ride home.
I actually got excited when I tried it for the first time. It had metal parts, I've never held an airsoft gun with metal parts in my hands before. And then I shot it for the first time, and it felt so powerful to me. Of course, my mother was scared for me getting hurt after seeing how much damage the gun did to the furniture... and the sounds it made... And how fast it fired... anyway she forced my dad to buy me a bloody one piece full suit for skiing, and didn't allow me to leave to play airsoft without it. The suit cost more than the gun... and I had fun playing airsoft for a few weeks, but of course the guys at the field hated me, because the full suit was so god damn thick I couldn't feel their shots at all. So I grew to hate the suit quickly, and stopped going because of the comments I got accusing me of cheating. Also I didn't really know the guys there and even though my buddies always promised to go that weekend with me they never showed up. They were all older, smoked and drank beer and made crude jokes, I didn't like them when we were not playing is what I'm saying. My parents also bought me some super durable worker's safety sunglasses. I had a cheap pair of clear goggles which came with one of the 10$ chinese spring pistols, I used those instead at first, but they broke the first game they got hit a few times! So I had to wear the sunglasses my parents bought, which sucked because they were too dark, and also they somehow pinched my head or something which would make my vision go blurry over time, like what happens when you wake up having slept the wrong way, squishing your eyeballs. So I stopped going to the field, and buddies stopped playing in the apartment block, all for different reasons, one got his guns taken away for bad behaviour, one broke his gun, one moved away, and the rest mostly just lost interest because there was one guy which always showed up with his expensive shotgun and obliterated everyone. So I just shot paper at home from time to time dreaming of how one day I'll go back without the stupid ski suit. I'd even go there just to watch how the guys played, thinking I'll learn how to play and not get shot in the first minute of each round.
Of course, about 7 months later, the gun broke. I didn't even finish the bag of 2000 BBs, actually I don't think I got even halfway through. I tried to fix it, it had small jams or malfunctions before, and I was always able to fix those. After all, I had loads of experience fixing the spring loaded cheap chinese guns. But no, this time it broke completely, I think I remember one of the gears inside broke in half? Anyway of course my parents told me "I broke it" and that they won't pay for fixing it beacuse "I broke it". Even though I told them "it's a cheap chinese gun they break all the time and I wanted the tokyo marui which doesn't break and I didn't care about range!" It still gets my blood boiling just remembering. I tried to fix it for months, I remember tearfully throwing it out because it hurt too much knowing I'll never play again. The memory is still sitting with me clearly. It felt so completely unfair as a kid. I think I might have trauma from that... Anyway, 16 years later I'm getting into airsoft again, but something made me remember this story, so I tried to find the gun and I think I found it, as I wrote before it was probably the Tokyo Marui M4A1 Boys edition. It's hard to find any information about it, but I did find that it tested 130FPS or 40m/s. So my question is, what do you think, was the guy at the counter right to recommend the shitty chinese gun, or should I have made a fuss about it. I tried looking around, and I can't find a single shop specialising in airsoft which sells a gun below 200FPS. But it should've been plenty for a kid playing airsoft inside, right?

I'm in the USA, but was wondering as iv already bought the bike its in the process of being shipped but i realized they've not been in business for very long according to the better business bureau =bbb. on there website they have seral bike shops that carry this brand however i could find any info about them other than the reviews on judgeme which im skeptical of because i seen the same exact review word for word on the bbb's website however they are accredited whatever that means.
so does anyone have any experience with this bike ?

The title pretty much sums it up. I have 34yrs worth of plus size shopping experience, and thought this would be a great place to share some of it.
My biggest tip is to know your measurements. You NEED to know the widest part of your belly, your bust & underbust. It makes shopping for clothes much easier online, especially if you don't have many plus size stores.
My second tip is, stop looking for clothes in the same places you used to (new plus size shoppers) or the same place your skinny friends do. You'll never be able to fit into Aerie, Urban Outfitters, Victoria's Secret, etc. If you go to their website and have to search for their plus size section, their clothes were NOT made for you. Typically when stores want to be more "size inclusive", they just keep adding inches without thinking about fit. This will either make you look like you're still in denial about your size, trying to stuff yourself into something you used to fit, or frumpy. Plus size exclusive stores are going to be your best bet. Here are my favorite places to shop
Lane Bryant - They can be on the pricier side, but theyre great for professional to business casual attire. If you work at an office job, or do need to look dressed to the 9s daily, this place is for you. I find their casual clothes make me look older tho. They're also great for athletics too tho, yoga pants & shirts, sports bras, etc. They have some good leisure / sleep clothes too. But I prefer Torrid tbh
Torrid - this is my go to place to shop. Their clothes are more trendy and geared to young adult, . They have an excellent intimates selection for anything from date / anniversary sexy to casual t-shirt bras and cotton panties. I love their licensed selection too, from Betsey Johnson, Disney princess colors and patterns, to Star Wars, even MLB. You can find a lot of good stuff in their Fan Girl section. I absolutely love their sleep & lounge section! Their PJs are adorable, and a lot of the tops can be worn as regular shirts.
Rose Gal - this is the best place to buy cheap clothes, imo. I buy from here when I want something cheap & trendy. Plus they do bundle deals where you can get sets that look great together for under $40. Their swim selection is so good, I wont buy anywhere else. Not only that, but their goth section kills it. Their clothes tend to run bigger for some things and smaller for others, so remember to check the measurements
So there it is. Feel free to ask me any questions! I love helping with shopping & fashion, so you won't be bothering me haha

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a lil bit of history about the SeaDoo. We have had it since brand new, it ended up in storage in 2009, 8 years later in 2017 we had work done to get it back on the water (carb rebuild/new wear ring) however the fuel lines weren't replaced and the shop that rebuilt the carbs didn't reattach the oil pump (we noticed after the first ride out). The Seadoo ran fine all summer then started to bog itself down, luckily we limped it back to the shore (pretty sure it was the carbs being gummed up by the bad fuel lines). It ended up back in storage again until last month when I decided to get it running and back on the water.
New battery got the engine running again, compression test results are both in the normal range. The intention is to replace all the fuel lines, air hoses, oil lines and do a carb rebuild with Mikuni kits. The speedometer doesn't work but not sure how much of an easy fix that is. Is there anything else I should be looking for? or anything else I should be replacing?
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a lil bit of history about the SeaDoo. We have had it since brand new, it ended up in storage in 2009, 8 years later in 2017 we had work done to get it back on the water (carb rebuild/new wear ring) however the fuel lines weren't replaced and the shop that rebuilt the carbs didn't reattach the oil pump (we noticed after the first ride out). The Seadoo ran fine all summer then started to bog itself down, luckily we limped it back to the shore (pretty sure it was the carbs being gummed up by the bad fuel lines). It ended up back in storage again until last month when I decided to get it running and back on the water.
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New battery got the engine running again, compression test results are both in the normal range. The intention is to replace all the fuel lines, air hoses, oil lines and do a carb rebuild with Mikuni kits. The speedometer doesn't work but not sure how much of an easy fix that is. Is there anything else I should be looking for? or anything else I should be replacing?
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I'm also based in the UK so any help locating parts would be incredible, seems every site I find is based in the States and shipping is super money!

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