And I grew up a mile from the Gulf (including the touristy partS... it's not entirely wrong
(I live 5 miles from the Gulf, not the touristy part though)
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I missed the Netflix announcement. I didn't see that coming.Netflix?
Meghan unveils new solo Netflix show with 'filming to start in weeks'
Meghan Markle has coincided the launch of her new lifestyle brand with a new Netflix show.www.express.co.uk
I think she might have something here. No telling longterm success. But they clearly have a vision, a strategy and an American fanbase to sell to. Throw in the Oprah connection to get an item on those lists whenever they are given out and time will tell. I think it's the first thing she has done since leaving the UK that actually makes sense. And if I think it makes sense, not being a fan, I think her fans will lap it up (at least in the beginning).
That was also the first thing that came to my mind, although I always thought that referred to the Flora-Bama Coast.
What’s HEB?
I have no idea whether whatever she's planning would have been successful before she married (and given that nobody's seen it yet, I don't think anyone reasonably could). And I don't care for influencers, nor for lifestyle brands, so I'm not about to try.
I think the original lyrics are in order here. The other Kate was prescient.
From the context it looks like the Texas grocery store chain. Not all of them of fancy by the way - - we had an old grimey one till about 6 years ago. The new one is still relatively small for a HEB. Ours is basically just a regular grocery store with more pre-made meals/fresh food etc than usual.
(they are terrible to work for btw)
Maybe.Her actual name was/is Catherine Elizabeth. She will be Queen Catherine.
Good to know, as we have Buc-ee's now (or soon will) and they are hiring. Not that I want to work there, but students are always looking for jobs.I do come from the same place as Buc-ee's though.
They pay well but they will rub that in your face as an excuse to abuse you. I worked there a looooong time ago but I still hear that it's a needlessly dramatic place to work. Of course, it could be different around here because I live in the same county as corporate headquarters. My store was next to the county airport so it was the first little visit they'd make on their way back to corporate. Store #1 is only a few doors down from corporate and I'm sure that is rough. Having the execs come in and literally cry and yell over how someone cuts a loaf of bread is ... yeah.
My daughter worked at Speedway for five years and had the same sort of experiences. They offered her management many times and she always had a hard time not saying "Ha!" in their faces.
Beige Moms are everywhere...
And kids!
Tig was successful and I expect Tig 2.0 to be even bigger.
Nope, that was it. I've only been exposed to good HEBs, apparently
Okay, so this was nearly 20 years ago so I'm trying to remember as many details as possible. At some point, the word from on high was to slice the bread a certain way for the sandwiches - - no longer just slicing down the middle, there was some fancier way that I can't even describe, it was like a bread pocket? (I even tried to Google image sub sandwiches to see if I could find an example) I worked graveyard shifts so I guess I missed the unveiling of this artistic wonder. My boss showed me how to do it on his way out the door, I laughed and said "yeah, no." I'm uncoordinated and it would just have me waste a bunch of bread in miscuts. I also worked entirely by myself most of the time and I didn't feel the need to cut bread the special way when I had all the truck drivers, drunks coming out the club, and people finally getting out from their weekend long meth binges. This fancy slicing technique lasted less than a month. By the end of this sandwich experiment, we had some corporate peeps come by to do their multi-weekly stalk and scream sesh on the way between the airport and their offices. One lady was observing me make a sandwich, and when I sliced the bread the normal way she said "Oh, so you already know that we changed it back?" No, my forgotten graveyard shift working ass didn't know, but I replied "Oh really? I never really did it because it seemed kinda pointless." The noise she made was kind of a gasping sob and she was so upset I thought she was going to fire me on the spot. She didn't, she just kind of huffed away to go stalk someone else but then I assumed the special bread thing was probably her idea that got vetoed. So no, not literally crying salty tears, it was more like a mini conniption. She went on to another person and screamed at them for putting more than three pickles on a sandwich, so I'm sure she was totally fine and got over it quickly 
Hey, a job's a jobQVC, mark my words
