From what I can recall of a place where I worked in the 1990s, this understudy was just to identify an assistant to be trained in the relevant area.

So all that was necessary was a name. So a name was written on a form. The employees there were not even made aware their name was submitted.

I recall the boss saying, if they ask we just say the girl left. Which was likely to be true as the turnover was high.

Are they going to hire a cadre of inspectors to do nothing, like the NIB Inspectors who go out to lunch all day?

The BUT is biased tho. They say nothing about the Indian and African who cannot be understood either.

EVs catch on fire.
In Australia one hit a pothole, caught fire in a business parking lot and burned 5 cars.

And the insurance rates are now double because if the battery is damaged in a crash, it becomes a write off.

The politicians are saving the planet by traveling by jet.

I am glad you are a fan of mine Exposed.
No, I do not work for super value, but , if you can find me a situation there with good pay and benefits, I will withdraw my rotten fruit comment.

all they have to do at orientation is tell the teachers to speak slowly and clearly.

also them to be humble and tell students to correct them if they misprounuce a word, their names or ask them to repeat if they cannot understand a sentence.

more comparison:

1 lb fleishman yeast 7.70 on Amazon, 5.72 at supervalue , vat incuded
morton salt 26 oz 7.92 on amazon, supervalue 2.45 , and the 2.45 is robbery because it used to be 1.79

argo cornstarch 1lb on amazon 6.70, less than 4 dollars at supervalue.

i hope they do not read this and increase the prices

Given this is ours comments, I went on Amazon. The price of basmati, jasmine and long grain rice only differed by about 29 cents

Dried beans were more expensive than locally.

Chia seeds were the same price, but don't goto supervalue because I took all that was on the shelf.

And, yep, I wait for the sale. I buy the Thursday paper for the dead people age, spin, then I buy the special.

I do not buy his fruit cause it is all rotten

And, how exactly do you achive that?
I find the savings are nearly wiped out by customs,brokerage and shipping fees.

The difference being negligent, not worth the hassle.

The price of rice will go even higher, as several Asian countries are restricting export.
And macaroni too, as there is a shortage of hard wheat worldwide.

I have purchased several products from Mexico and Brazil recently from super value. They are marginally less expensive.

And, when I see the products at half price, I buy extra.

I looked at their website and their futures offerings. I added it up. If successful for each one, they could raise 25 million, putting their fee at at 700000.

How could be sustained long term in an economy of less than half million people.

They might want to add another stream of revenue, like selling beef patties.