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Going back to the thread, I remember guests complaining about the ice cream at Food Avenue.

It's reduced fat ice cream that has a bunch of junk in it.

And the gums are stabilizers which Tillamook, Dreyers/Edy's and Breyer's have. Aldi Specialty Selected vanilla 48 -- in addition to some others flavors I think -- and some of Haagen Dazs ice cream just have natural ingredients such as cream and eggs. But, yes, do look at the ingredients list...

But you do have to be a morning person.

I know there are some items that you can't use a discount on but I forget which. That's probably why it was declined.

Some guests have complained to me about the ice cream. I tell them store brands aren't usually high quality. One exception is Aldi Specifically Selected. Even the name brands aren't that high quality, although Tillamook comes close to the ice cream of that size. Dryer's and Breyer's are far...

And fewer team member positions.

Diversity captains? Where did you see that?

This must be a new thing after I left. Can someone explain this to me?

He hasn't been here for almost three years. So, probably, yeah.

There's a bill in California that would limit the number of sco items.

I hated those drug test because you don't always have to go. In fact, for the drug test for Target, I drank so much water that I was actually throwing it up.

People always need help in HBA. There was a person who was stationed in HBA for seven years and always needed help.

And someone who I've worked with at my store, who is from Australia, thinks Target Australia is more like a Kmart store.

We must've had 10-15 recovery team members per night . Then it changed around 2010. I wasn't doing recovery by then, but some of the team members told me how rough it is, because they now expect four team members to do all of hardlines when it used to be at least double the amount of help.

We've must have been slow zoners. 😆 We never finish before the store closes and many times we'll stay at least an hour after the store closed.

I don't remember two people zoning and a separate reshop person unless it was the holiday season. But I do remember them having a lot more zoners even during the slow times, during the end of the Urich (sp?) tenure than they do now .

There was a stand alone Shack Shack across the street from Shake Shack that was inside of a mall. Also, there's a regular Starbucks within the same the shopping center where a Starbucks reside inside of a Kroger chain store .

Odd. None of the Targets near me have an Ulta.