I noted on the Target website that the shirt is marketed as good for St. Patrick’s Day, so maybe that’s the only reason for the “lucky.”
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Obsessed with McMaster-Carr 
. Only place I can reliably get next day deliveries at work. (Ordering stuff on Amazon is complicated for many reasons).
Except when people using McMaster-Carr inappropriately causes tons and tons of work. 
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The Target Credit Card! Yay or Nay?
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Target DEBIT card. You still get 5% off, and it pulls straight from your bank account. No extra credit card to worry about.
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Is there an app to act as a shared grocey pricelist across a small region where people can do a crowdsourced continuous update thing?
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I vote the opposite! Credit card so if they have another data breach it’s easier to recover money and also more unused credit line equals higher credit rating!
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I too want to know about this! I know there are personal pricebook apps but I would love a shared one???
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I have like 12 or 15 lines of credit, haha, so I didn’t think about that part, but good call.
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Omg invent this.
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Like GasBuddy but for food!
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Yes! Target credit card all the way - automatic 5% off.
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Credit card yes, no way I’d do a debit card unless it was linked to a bank account with a very low balance and set to reject overdraft…if fraud occurs on a credit card it’s a fairly easy fix and you’re not out any money while disputing, with a debit card once the money is gone it’s actually gone and banks can take their time fixing the problem.
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Cat parents/guardians/lovers! If I’m making small talk with someone who has cats, what are nice questions to ask? I’ve never lived with cats so I never know the good questions to ask.
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Ask what things the cat does that the owner enjoys/finds cute. You will not need to talk for at least 5 minutes.
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“Tell me about your cats!” that’s all you need….
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Ask to see photos 
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Here are some softballs, in case you’re not dealing with a super chatty person:
- How did you pick their names?
- What are their favorite toys?
- Do they have any silly habits?
- Are they snuggly or super independent?
- Do they know any tricks?
- Do they prefer specific people?
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Now that I read these back? They’re questions for babies, too.
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for cats you can ask how they joined the family, which is not something one should ask about babies
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“I’ve never had a cat! Did you always have them, or decide at some point you wanted one?”
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